Healthy is not the best word to describe the condition of the US right now. The US accounts for around 28% of all the COVID-19 cases in the world, despite making up just 4% of the global population. Its economy – the world’s largest – officially entered a recession in February this year, and its current unemployment rate of 13.3% is significantly higher than what it was during the depths of the Great Financial Crisis of 2008-09. The US is also currently in conflict with the world’s second largest economy, China, over multiple issues. Making matters worse for America, the unfortunate death of George Floyd in May while in police custody has sparked large-scale civil unrest across the country over racism. And yet, the NASDAQ index closed at a record high on 10 June 2020. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 is today just a few percentage points below its record high seen in February 2020 after bouncing more than 37% from its coronavirus-low reached in March....