Inflation happens when price of goods go up or money supply goes up. The US government prints more than all the world's book publishers. Which means stocks go up (because the money is worth less). When interest rates were low, there was basically free money and stocks went up. Makes sense to me. And yet when inflation goes up, the Fed should raise rates, which makes borrowing more expensive, which means companies shouldn't make as much money nor spend as much... which makes stocks go up? The fuc
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