In Today’s Masters in Trading: Live Yesterday, we talked about how potential shifts in Federal Reserve leadership could reshape policy priorities for years. But instead of speculating on personalities or headlines, I gave you something far more practical that I want to dive deeper into today. A repeatable way to track liquidity — simply, consistently, and without guesswork. I built a tool that monitors three inputs that actually drive market liquidity: - the Federal Reserve balance sheet
- Treasury General Account (TGA) cash levels
- Reverse repo usage
Combined, they create a weekly liquidity impulse — a clear signal showing whether liquidity is expanding or contracting beneath the surface. I want every Masters in Trading viewer to see this tool in action. In today’s episode, I’ll walk you through exactly how this Liquidity Compass works, how to install it in your trading terminal, and how I use it to stay aligned with the Fed’s moves. You can gain access to the tool right here. And that’s only half the story. We’re also revisiting one of the cleanest structural trades in the market right now: copper. Last week, copper pushed through 10-year highs, triggering a wave of attention. But regular viewers of Masters in Trading LIVE know this wasn’t a surprise. This move has been building for months. Copper demand isn’t cyclical hype — it’s infrastructure-level necessity. AI data centers, grid upgrades, electrification, EV adoption — none of it works without copper. And demand continues to accelerate. Supply, meanwhile, remains structurally constrained. Years of underinvestment mean new production can’t ramp quickly. Add in the geographic concentration of mining in regions like Chile and Peru, along with ongoing political and regulatory uncertainty, and the supply side tightens further. That imbalance is exactly why we’ve been able to generate doubles and triples in copper-related trades over the past year. Today, I’ll show you where that opportunity is still developing — and how liquidity conditions help us time entries with discipline instead of chasing breakouts. Join me for Masters in Trading LIVE at 11 AM EST, where I’ll break down: - How to use the Liquidity Compass to track Fed-driven market pressure
- What current liquidity conditions are signaling right now
- Why copper’s move is structural, not speculative
- And how we’re positioning for the next phase of this trade
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