Treasury made its quarterly interest payment today. (Probably what reversed the market from down to up.) We'll see the amount in tomorrow's DTS. Last quarter, it was $43 bln, so it should be about the same.
It will boost up total leading fiscal flows this month to mid-$500 blns. And the deficit could come in around $225 bln.
However, that's it for the big firepower. Now it will revert back to "normal" net spending, which means around $500 bln/mo.
September will be a big drain from the corporate tax payment. There's still time, but don't be surprised if the market gets a little "wobbly" as we head toward September, especially in that first week. Corporations may be active in "raising funds" to pay taxes. We saw this in June.
A pullback in the market will be cheered by monetarists who will think that monetary policy is "working."
Not to worry. We'll get past the Sept-Oct pullback. Not here yet, but when it gets here I'll be discussing it.
Still bullish for now. Could see AAII sentiment turn bullish this week. Stay tuned.