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eazy-83 t1_j1zewg6 wrote

Reply to comment by Qzy in The best part in movies is when the actor casually walks away from something they just blew up by Technical_Staff6949

Actually it is. Because you are basing "normalcy" before pandemic levels. But the problem is, is you're negating the fact that normalcy then is different than normalcy now and completely ignoring the fact the the fed had printed 80% of the money(as of Dec2021) that is in existence in the last 2 years. Meaning that there is 500% the amount of money in the economy than there was in 2019. So if the total money is going to inflate, then it is actually quite normal for everything else to inflate with it. It's simple math. For things to not inflate, would actually be quite abnormal.

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Qzy t1_j1zlfk7 wrote

If you can generate $100,000 per year prepandemic, I would value your life 10x$100,000. Post pandemic due to inflation you now generate $110,000 - meaning you just gained 10% in your total valuation. It doesn't matter how much more money is printed for your valuation to change if it does the market is hoping for further increase in the future - but that wont happen because inflation will stop soon.

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