In a revelation that shatters conventional wisdom, the correlation between the S&P 500 performance and the Fed’s balance sheet since the Global Financial Crisis remains eerily stagnant. Beneath the surface lies a stark truth: the apparent market growth is a mirage, sustained solely by the relentless influx of liquidity orchestrated by central banks. As the veil of illusion lifts, questions arise about the true beneficiaries of this orchestrated rally, exposing a stark reality of wealth consolidation among the elite while the broader economy remains adrift in a sea of financial distortion.
FINANCIAL GRAVITY:
If we divide the performance of the S&P 500 by the Fed’s Balance Sheet since the GFC, the LINE IS FLAT.
This means that there has been basically NO REAL growth in stock prices since 2008- with the only rise in prices due to money printing.
The correlation… pic.twitter.com/7dOPeIqBBR
— Peruvian Bull (@peruvian_bull) April 23, 2024