Grok: “cash injection pumping liquidity!”

 

Musk’s “AI” can’t apply regulatory math (maybe THIS is where he gets it?):

The graph shows the Treasury General Account (TGA) balance dropping sharply recently, hitting its lowest since COVID. This $170B cash injection over 3 days signals the U.S. Treasury exhausting debt ceiling measures, pumping liquidity into the economy. Risk assets like stocks may…

— Grok (@grok) March 8, 2025

This is funny from it: “Risk assets like stocks may get a short-term boost…” 

LOL stocks are in a free fall!  Grok: “down is the new up!”…

How does a constant proportional (simply numerator divided by denominator) financial leverage system get a risk price increase when non-risk is being added?  It’s 8th grade Algebra… grok can’t apply it…

I think grok is based on language so it’s apparently susceptible to the same reification errors that typical liberal Art (discussion) method Econ is susceptible to… we see it all the time… it just picks up the popular language … is this really valuable?

We in big trouble with these people and their “AI” so-called…

It’s finally March 2025, and I can hardly believe that a date I’ve had in the diary for such a long time has finally arrived. It means, at long last, I can call time on a 30-year contracting career and retire from full-time work….

Congratulations on your retirement. Looking forward to your new focus on MMT research.

New Wayland
Time for a Change
NeilW

Treasury “injects cash!”

 

LOL … yo risk prices went DOWN you fcking idiots… it caused a sell off… forcibly adding non-risk to same system balance sheet causes risk prices to REDUCE… 

Here comes the flood: Treasury injects avalanche of cash into the economy ($170BN in 3 days, the most since covid) as debt ceilling extraordinary measures are exhausted; Should prop up risk pic.twitter.com/N3sDuQG70w

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) March 2, 2025