Market corrections are natural and useful. Every time we print huge sums of money to rescue equities and make debt cheaper, who benefits? Those with a high rat

Market corrections are natural and useful. Every time we print huge sums of money to rescue equities and make debt cheaper, who benefits? Those with a high ratio of assets/credit to living expenses. While market corrections create a higher degree of short term pain, allowing them for the last five decades would have gone a long way in preventing the increase in wealth inequality. It doesn't make sense that investing in SPX is a guaranteed long term 10%/annum investment while nominal GDP growth is under 3%. It's an engineered phenomenon and benefits those who already have a lot of assets.