How has the economy almost fully recovered?

-travel industry dead
-restaurant industry dead
-bars dead
-arena/stadium events dead
-theme parks dead
-hollywood dead
-cruises dead
-movie theaters dead
-hotels dead
-airlines dead

yet somehow the economy has almost fully recovered... how?

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The dump will commence soon. Elections coming up and what not.

money printer go brrr

it hasn’t

If you cant make money during a war you just staright up cant make money

who is saying the economy recovered
fucking no one
stock bubble has nothing to do with the economy

>Yet somehow the economy has almost fully recovered
It hasn't at all who the fuck told you this?
T. Economist so ask away

This. OP is mongoloid flat footed brainlet faggot.

>economy crashed 50%
>double the amount of dollars
>"back to normal"

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I mean if they really are printing so much money, then the stock market just can't go down.

>We both make a 10 dollar profit
No they don't the left guy now has to pay him 30 dollars after having put in 20 but he ends up with 40 so he doesn't gain at all.
He ends up with 10 dollars of profit after having paid 20 first.

>double the amount of dollars
ummmmmmmmm mmmmm

When should I buy bbus? help a bizrethren out

The stock market and the economy aren't the same retard

>economy almost fully recovered
Dafuq

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Mate I'm an economist not someone with a glass ball to tell you when to invest and when to get out
Stop trying to time the market if you're in for more than 3 decades until retirement.
Take the sp500 and invest in that continuosly without taking anything out until you retire and you'll be a millionaire

Doesnt the economy get better with elections

Stock indexes has recovered because money has to go somewhere.
Restaurant, airline. movie theatre (etc) stocks have NOT recovered.

What has happened is people sold their airlines and put the money in Apple and Amazon. Sitting in cash is not an option.

the sp500 isn't the economy retard

Don't forget the Fed has been giving big corps $6,000,000/week welfare. Doesn't matter what type of company, marlboro cigarettes, nike, coca-cola, most big corps get $6,000,000/week welfare. To the total cost of like $750 billion or something.

federalreserve.gov/publications/reports-to-congress-in-response-to-covid-19.htm
See "Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility"

So your tax dollars (money "spent" or printed by the gov is the same thing) is literally going into making cigarettes, sweat shopped shit, etc, while food bank lines are miles long, just so the stock market digits stay up.

Can someone please explain why this wouldn't work for a smoothbrain? No matter how many times I try to calculate it they always gain $10 each. Why wouldn't this work?

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Im jusT happy I have more time to load up on oil, airline, tourism, and cruise stocks.

See

But if you had to guess?

you had 52 years

I'm not going to start guessing

bro, I will unironically kill myself if I have to work minimum wage for even another decade

stock market is fully disconnected from the real world economy and will crash hard soon. all you need to know. prepare accordingly

That depends on your education and background in jobs but don't expect minimum wage jobs to be around as much as they have been in the last few years.
They'll go away as more and more business will face problems with repaying their debt if their revenues stay so low compared to the last few years.
Governmental stimulus only lasts for so long

>-travel industry dead
>-restaurant industry dead
>-bars dead
>-arena/stadium events dead
>-theme parks dead
>-hollywood dead
>-cruises dead
>-movie theaters dead
>-hotels dead
>-airlines dead
Are you from Minneapolis? Virginiafag here, aside from airlines and stadium events, almost everything is pretty much back to business.