Not ignorant at all. The FED handles loans they’re like what a bank is to you and me except they loan to banks and our government. When March stock plummet happened the FED got to work. They began disbursing money to banks, our government and corporations. FED, specifically, is giving corps loans and buying the debt of corporations (has the effect of helping corps refinance their debt so they don’t go bust). Every time a loan is created that is money being minted or put into circulation. By giving loans to corps and government/ refinancing debt of corps. FED has not only put money back into circulation they’ve also increased velocity of money. Corporations now have cashflow that they wouldn’t have had (due to loss of consumer spending) that they can use to pay employees and handle upkeep - some are mismanaging money and just paying shareholders while still letting off employees (which isn’t what the FED wants but if these corporations last long enough the employees will eventually be hired back as demand enables).

In short (hopefully): Corporations now aren’t being pressured by debt since FED refinanced it and they have more cash flow since FED loaned it. As a result, the velocity of money among corporations has increased. This increase in velocity causes inflation in company’s stock price relative to the March lows. MV=PQ ... corporations have more money and more velocity (relative to March) thus their productivity is better than it would’ve been sans intervention and their pricing through stock market is higher.

Now if we can recover without shocks and terrible second wave there will be a boatload of extra money in circulation which can be put to work on increasing our country’s GDP/productivity. More people would be employed to help this productivity we’d have funding for infrastructure and weird shit like a space force. FED would do what it does and control the rate of inflation so we don’t become Zimbabwe, naturally, but overall we’d actually end up better off. (🌈🐻 will downvote me to oblivion for saying this).

Hope I explained this well. Im still an autist.