Absolutely. The dip in 2019 should have been bigger. The dip in 2020 should have been way bigger and longer. The Fed has been doing quantitative easing since 2008, to the tune of conjuring up roughly $8 trillion in the space of 12 years. They have provided infinite liquidity to be the lender of last resort, they're buying up corporate bonds at a crazy rate, and are absolutely committed to making sure the market is stable. The markets have been kept alive by the Fed money printer going brrrr for years now. And imo it won't stop until the USD loses reserve currency status.
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Absolutely. The dip in 2019 should have been bigger. The dip in 2020 should have been way bigger and longer. The Fed has been doing quantitative easing since 2008, to the tune of conjuring up roughly $8 trillion in the space of 12 years. They have provided infinite liquidity to be the lender of last resort, they're buying up corporate bonds at a crazy rate, and are absolutely committed to making sure the market is stable. The markets have been kept alive by the Fed money printer going brrrr for years now. And imo it won't stop until the USD loses reserve currency status.