Based Outlays of U.S. Corporations, we can see their at an all time high. But, the chart, as far as i know is not inflation adjusted, so it's likely not as ste

Based Outlays of U.S. Corporations, we can see their at an all time high. But, the chart, as far as i know is not inflation adjusted, so it's likely not as steep as indicated. honest question: does anyone have a reading on how sustainable this practice is? Surely, there must be some calculation you can do. Take the aggregate amount of capital (cash holdings) of all the companies and graph it, along with their ability to borrow more funds. If that graph is going super down and the cash outlay is going super up, then surely it means we're heading for a crash, right?