I'm with you there 100%. It just needs to be said because the citizen bailouts are highly public, while the corporate bailouts are largely in secret.
We get huge numbers of people complaining about inflation from a pittance like this, and no one was complaining as multiples of this bailed out the stock market in March.
Ask yourself this: since stocks are now back to where they were this time in 2019, does that mean that business outlook is as good as it was a year ago? Or perhaps Covid was somehow already priced in before it happened? If not those... well, then someone is driving unprecedented demand for stock.
I'm with you there 100%. It just needs to be said because the citizen bailouts are highly public, while the corporate bailouts are largely in secret.
We get huge numbers of people complaining about inflation from a pittance like this, and no one was complaining as multiples of this bailed out the stock market in March.
Ask yourself this: since stocks are now back to where they were this time in 2019, does that mean that business outlook is as good as it was a year ago? Or perhaps Covid was somehow already priced in before it happened? If not those... well, then someone is driving unprecedented demand for stock.