At the height of the credit bubble financial stocks represented 22% of the S&P 500. After shrinking to just 9% in early March the financial sector has skyrocketed back to a 15% share of the S&P 500. All of this money printing and reflationary government intervention is helping fuel the beast that caused this entire crisis. The banks are back and that’s not necessarily a good thing:
Practical Views on Money
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