Withholding tax collections boomed in May. Consequently, the US Treasury is flush with cash. This means that T-bill paydowns are likely to hit my previous estimate of $80-100 billion for June. It could be more than that, but the difference shouldn’t be enough to materially impact the market. The current estimates are bullish enough. Non-subscribers, click here for access.
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This report gives the details of the May tax windfall, what it means for the market, and how you can use that information in your trading and investment strategy. Non-subscribers, click here for access.
Here’s a snip from last month’s summary of the review of April tax collections. Non-subscribers, click here for access.
5/3/24 This is the second straight month of strong tax revenue. That means less supply. The usual April-May tax bulge cash cow could hang around through June, when the government sees a mini tax collection bulge from June estimated taxes. That could extend the T-bill paydown period into late June or early July before the well runs dry. Non-subscribers, click here for access.
And that, my friends, will be a bullish influence between now and the end of the second quarter. Non-subscribers, click here for access.
As I wrote in this update last month, “Cash doesn’t guarantee a bull stampede, but it means that the gates are open for them to easily run through.” Non-subscribers, click here for access.
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