"CoVID-19" is over.

[newwurldmn]

I'm hoping as well. I would have thought that we would have seen impacts though between when the last stimulus ran out and now, I'm pretty surprised we're not seeing much there yet.

I think the stimulus was so strong that it is still carrying. We printed 4 trillion dollars (20% of our GDP) for not 20% of our economy shutting down for the whole year.

And that doesn't include other soft things that were done.

And to make it political: Can you imagine where we would be if we had a president who promoted the scientists and didn't sow confusion about COVID?

 

[El OchoCinco]

I'll date myself but its kind of like playing frogger and hoping that next log will appear to hop onto before the one you're on sinks!

That is an apt anaology.

I think just when the economy would really start faltering after "stimulus" wears thin, the actual economy will begin getting a strong foothold. Stock market GDP forecasts for next 3 quarters seem to follow same playbook. If you ar elooking for buy and hold stock investments there are still plenty of undervalued stocks that if you can wait a year or more will yield 30-40% returns.

 

[Frederick Foresight]