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104175567 : it better not rises or else's we'll have to pay for it but the reality is it will rise, pre-election inflation is in check so that people think it's over, but no, we still need to pay the damage done from covid, I would say there won't be recession coming, no matter how low you want the index to go down, it will always go ATH, we're drowned by printed money, it's as simple as that
Trwils1230 OP 104175567 : so forever up? i suppose that's possible... hmm
104175567 : you can look at yearly chart of S&P500, it's in line with M2 money supply, all printed money can never be burned, it will only increase, sure there will be downturn for a while, but then where will the money go? eventually it goes back to corporations again, for oil it's different, it's controlled to be in certain range, so people will think it's stable