Get ready for years of terrible stock-market returns as 2 key tailwinds fade, Fed economist warns
because corporate profits grow or price-to-earnings multiples expand. Smolyansky found that reductions in corporate tax and interest rates accounted for over 40% of the real growth in corporate profits between 1989 and 2019.
"Investors therefore got lucky," Smolyansky wrote."I contend that this spell of good luck is most likely at an end."
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