Remember: profits are a direct measure of the inefficiency of a given market.
In a functioning market, the existence of profits either drives businesses to reduce their own profits by competing on price (problem: cartels) or else drives new businesses to emerge in order to seize some of those profits (problem: barriers to entry).
To have record-breaking profits means that are markets are record-breakingly inefficient, and an inefficient market is useless (or possibly worse than useless).
In a functioning market, the existence of profits either drives businesses to reduce their own profits by competing on price (problem: cartels) or else drives new businesses to emerge in order to seize some of those profits (problem: barriers to entry).
To have record-breaking profits means that are markets are record-breakingly inefficient, and an inefficient market is useless (or possibly worse than useless).