There was a TechCrunch article 2 years ago that lays out a convincing argument that something/someone started siphoning value out of the US financial markets--t

There was a TechCrunch article 2 years ago that lays out a convincing argument that something/someone started siphoning value out of the US financial markets--thus driving up prices for everything--sometime in the last 50 years. It asks "Why so costly in the US?" but doesn't have any definite answers. Link here: https://techcrunch.com/2017/07/09/why-so-costly/ https://techcrunch.com/2017/07/09/why-so-costly/ I think TA offers some really good answers, all centering around market deregulation beginning under Reagan in the early 1980s. Suddenly, corporations had a lot more tools at their disposal to siphon off their value towards shareholders and manipulate the market in the process. ... Which leaves me wondering, how long can the current bull market last in the US if it's draining US corporations of their value?