The MMRI is ticking up recently, and this is worth watching closely. A rising MMRI (Mannarino Market Risk Indicator) often means the Fed is selling bonds. When they sell bonds, they're essentially pulling money out of safe government debt, leaving it to "wait" for an opportunity to flow into the stock market.

This increase in risk could lead to more liquidity moving into riskier assets like equities as investors chase returns. So, a rising MMRI could mean a bullish setup down the line for stocks.

On the flip side, when MMRI falls, it suggests bond-buying activity, which pulls cash away from riskier markets and towards safer assets. This usually implies the Fed is trying to keep yields down, signaling lower risk appetite in the broader market. Keep an eye on these moves>it’s a dynamic gauge of risk and potential flow of money.$XRP

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