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https://talkmarkets.com/content/stocks--equities/the-k-shaped-economy-in-one-graph?post=541313
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So the above graph is showing how the S&P 500 market is shooting up while the Consumer Sentiment is cratering.
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A K shaped economy describes a post-crisis recovery where different parts of the economy and society are performing at sharply diverging rates, forming the two arms of the letter “K.”:
The upper arm (going up): Sectors, companies, assets, and people that benefit from the recovery and, in many cases, are wealthier than before the pandemic. This includes investors in technology stocks, big tech companies, the luxury sectors, high-income professionals, and asset owners. The lower arm (going down): Sectors, small businesses, and people that continue to decline or stagnate even as the overall economy appears to improve. Examples include: the hospitality and travel industries, many lower-priced retail outlets, low-wage service workers, small businesses, and many middle-class and lower-income households.
So the above graph is showing how the S&P 500 market is shooting up while the Consumer Sentiment is cratering.
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