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Over the last 40 years the S&P has consistently increased around 7% a year more than wages regardless of “money printing” or interest rates
by hdgvhicv 1y ago
Over the last 40 years the S&P has consistently increased around 7% a year more than wages regardless of “money printing” or interest rates
- lotsofpulp 1y agoIt’s not regardless of government intervention. There have been numerous bailouts and interest rates deductions specifically to backstop SP500. It is a stealth tax that targets the young (or those too poor to be beneficiaries), because leaders need to maintain purchasing power for their voters’ benefits (the vast majority going to the old) and the solvency of taxpayer funded defined benefit pensions.