With a massive downturn in consumer spending because of the pandemic, deflation on a bunch of goods is likely .. right?

But there's also a supply side shock essentially doing the opposite in certain areas of the economy.

Also, "printing" tends to benefit the wealthy and usually increases inequality.. but we have an unusual occurance of cheques going out to regular people that might possibly go on for a little while.

How does all the above play out inflation wise?? What are your expectations for money going directly to people going forward?

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The trading pattern could be (for tech) a V shape recovery like in 2018 but not as for the other sectors. The tech sector really loves free money and low fed funds rates but XLF and XOP don’t favor this as well as low oil prices. XRT will really start to dip as turnout becomes underwhelming due to Covid fear the people were fed and lack of disposable income as 33 million have filed for unemployment. The QE ♾ could help finance tech but it would not save the economy if people don’t want to spend their money. What do you guys think?