Well Dennis, it seems we are seeing a bit of a sell off this morning. The question is it bargain day, or is it the beginning of the end? I don't know.
On the question of inflation, I guess it is just who's ox is gored. Working class people are still stuck with high prices and lower wages. If the fast food people get their $15 an hour, that will kill the industry. We will all be going back to peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. The truly wealthy will move down to tuna sandwiches. It might not be a good time to buy into Micky Dee's.
My guess is that all of that money they printed up and put into the banking system was not used in consumer credit, but instead stuck into the stock market. Now it has to be paid back. So, in a way, you are correct Dennis. It is being paid back.
My fear is that we will see a lot of inflation in prices and lower wages and more unemployment.
I see Maduro, the president of Venezuela, is off to China to beg for financial aid. They are in a real fix. Government can print money, but they cannot print peanut butter and jelly. I fear what we are seeing in Venezuela will be our future.
The Chinese are pretty sharp, Maduro will have to sell his soul to them.