RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Trump victoryNot sure what your point is but it's been pointed out by many, from Bill Bonner to Doug Casey and others that the billionaires added to their share far more, percentage wise, than the poor because of the stock market going up. The poor don't own stocks like the rich, so keeping interest rates low allowed the very rich to take cheap money and turn it into huge gains. Companies also benefitted from low inflation and low interest rates, thus allowing shareholders to benefit. If you are defending the ridiculous notion inflation is caused by greedy companies, that has been dispelled in every true analysis of inflation. It's always about money printing, nothing else. But, still not sure what this has to do with my post. I was talking about unions and the industries they harmed. Not billionaires and successful companies.
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