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The Liquidity Tsunami

I would say this would make an excellent example of the trickle down theory. If liquidity was measured as 1000 gallons of water which was to be distributed by Investment Banks to the drought victims how many gallons would reach those in need? If you consider fees, reserve for future droughts, transaction costs and Investment Bank consumption and maybe a little bit of hoarding and flow rate calculations it might mean we need a better understanding of the metric system which measures volume in ml (milliliters).
Good news for Investment Banks is not necessarily good news for consumers.