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23 Jun 2026, 12:58 UTC · 3h ago

Stock investors expect the Fed to save them. But no ‘Warsh put' is coming — and the ‘Greenspan put' was a myth.

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Stock investors expect the Fed to save them. But no ‘Warsh put' is coming — and the ‘Greenspan put' was a myth.

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Investors are incorrectly assuming the Federal Reserve will provide a safety net (the 'Fed Put') during market crashes based on a misinterpretation of the dot-com era. — If investors realize the central bank will not intervene to save portfolios, it would lead to significant risk-off sentiment and a re-pricing of risk assets.
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Alan Greenspan's actions during the dot-com crash were based on established rules rather than a deliberate strategy to bail out investors. — This challenges the historical precedent used by traders to justify aggressive positioning in anticipation of central bank intervention.
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