…That is the core story here. American taxpayers are now due to see a big cash injection thanks to the one big beautiful bill. And depending on which media you're following, this is either a righteous move or a high-stakes push to win voter favor by throwing money at them. The politics of that are one thing. The market impact, though, is another. If you compress a lot of cash landing in people's accounts into just a few weeks, traders will be pretty much forced to treat that as a significant event with implications for markets. So then, what kind of numbers are we looking at here? Well, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has gone on record saying that he expects around 100 billion to 150 billion dollars of refunds in the first quarter. Meanwhile, many analysts are projecting a typical refund check this season being close to $4,000. So, the next major question is when this…