Can someone explain the correlation between corporate earnings growth and household purchasing power, or why it seems there isn’t one?
I’m a fairly new small retail investor so I benefit when markets go up. But as a regular consumer it seems we are getting squeezed on necessities. I understand the concept “the market isn’t the economy” , but I’d like to understand the actual reason why they don’t match. Wage stagnation, workforce a
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