Yeah, the amounts they're worried about are a few orders of magnitude larger than that. I don't think that's a compelling counter-example. > If the Fed keeps

Yeah, the amounts they're worried about are a few orders of magnitude larger than that. I don't think that's a compelling counter-example. > If the Fed keeps trying to fix failed banks through indirect money printing (covering uninsured deposits by overpaying for treasuries/MBS) Is this happening? The uninsured deposits are being covered by the FDIC insurance fund, which is funded by the banks. None of it is coming from the fed.