Hello, fellow rebel capital. I hope you're well. So we've got the reverse repo account with the

Federal Reserve is almost dry. What does that mean for liquidity? What does that mean for the bank

reserves? What does that mean for the U.S. economy? What does that mean for the stock market?

These are all questions that we have to answer right now on this video.

We're also going to talk about an investment that I think is going to be an amazing opportunity.

It's going to be at the end of this video and kind of sandwiched in between.

We're going to talk about McDonald's and what they're saying about the U.S. consumer and therefore,

what they're saying about the U.S. consumer and therefore what they're saying about the U.S. economy.

So first and foremost, before we get into it, guys, I want to remind everyone that I just set up a brand new interview channel, Rebel Capital's interviews. The link is right there in the chat. Josh, do me a favor and put that in description as well.

And on that note,

I think we're going to publish our first interview tomorrow, and that will be with the one and

only Jeff Snyder. But let's get right into it, guys, as far as what's happening with the

reverse repo account at the Fed and what that means for liquidity because a lot of experts out

there are pointing to this and saying, oh my gosh, we're getting so low now that the Fed is

going to have to stop QT and they're going to have to start doing QE because there's just not

going to be enough bank reserves in the system or enough quote unquote liquidity. All right. So to see what is happening, the details, let's go right over to

the Fed's website, the Fred. Josh, did you notice they did like a makeover here on the charts.

Do you notice that? They kind of give them a fresher look.

We'll have to give them credit where credit is due here.

But same data, but just different kind of style with the charts.

They look a little more modern, I guess.

But the bottom line is the reverse repo account was up at 2.3 trillion, 2.3 trillion in April of

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