It is no secret that money paid to Primary Dealers via the Fed's POMO monetization tends to immediately find its way in risky assets, most notably stocks. Yet one of the major complaints against the Fed's QE Lite by the permabull brigade, is that the amount of weekly monetization is just far too low to make much of a dent on stocks, even assuming massive leverage and the deranged computerized feedback loop algos that take the smallest move and make a tsunami out of it. Well, according to Morgan Stanley, the Fed will make sure that over the next three weeks hedge fund LPs are happy, that redemption requests are sparse, and that September wil be an up month for all those levered to the hilt and chasing beta: for September/October the Fed is now expected to monetize double the amount of bonds in Aug/Sept. In other words, the Primary Dealers, aka Fed Lites, will be using tens of billions of brand new Fed printed money to chase the highest beta stocks they can find. And they will most certainly be using made up government data to facilitate this pursuit.

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