When the 2010 came, we saw DOW hits 11,200, when we saw the all the profit reports from all the blue chips corporations, when we saw unemployment rate stop raising, we may said to ourself, wow, this crisis is over, the recovery is on its way. But here I will have to ring the warming ball to anyone.
The crisis isn't over, another financial crisis may on its way for three reasons, our financial system isn't stabilizing, unemployment rate is still high, capital market, and most importantly the hiding risks of foreign counties' capital market.
First one, let's talk about our financial system, I don't want to go over the history of the US financial system after WWII. I just want to say, what happened to our system and hopefully to get a batter understanding about what will happen, to even avoid things happen from the beginning. It all began at the US housing bubble, turned to sub prime mortgages crisis, and then effected on our banking system (liquidity crisis) became to the whole financial system crisis, and our economy. It started from the US then quickly spread out to the whole world. The EU took a major hit on the housing crisis because the house or the real estate is the major asset for European household. The Asian countries ( except for Japan) mostly hit by decrease of foreign investment, the frozen capital market stops everyone's access to the money. The businesses are dead all around the world, government bailouts, foreclosures for households, huge amount of layoff.
to be continued.....
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