Hmmm, surely the s&p having a 14% return on investment rate for several years in a row, while most Americans struggle to pay for food has nothing to do with inflation…
It’s almost like vast amounts of wealth being hoarded and untaxed in brokerage accounts and 401ks is a bad thing. Who would have thought that isolating the majority of new wealth created from ever circulating the market, but still utilizing it as a pricing indicator would make things unaffordable?
Hmmm, surely the s&p having a 14% return on investment rate for several years in a row, while most Americans struggle to pay for food has nothing to do with inflation…
It’s almost like vast amounts of wealth being hoarded and untaxed in brokerage accounts and 401ks is a bad thing. Who would have thought that isolating the majority of new wealth created from ever circulating the market, but still utilizing it as a pricing indicator would make things unaffordable?