Chapter 1489 Unexpected Disaster

Don’t believe it, look at what Tel Aviv does?

No matter where you escape, you will eventually be found and killed, once or twice or nothing. If it happens every time, no one will dare to mess with you in the end.

If you let him choose, he will definitely hate Tel Aviv even more. But for such a peerless murderer, wouldn't he just hate him for a while?

Because he understood that a monk who could escape could not escape from the temple. If someone is really driven into a panic, no one is absolutely innocent. Or, man is born with sin, and from birth to death, this is nothing but a process of atonement.

"Some people continue to talk about marketization. You'd better fix the interest rate above 15%. Rest assured, there will definitely be no demand for loans in the market, because they are all finished.

Let me tell you, it's best not to move that restless little hand. If you move up and down like this, the market will easily get angry. This is not good. If you force it, it will be wiped out! "

Pfft, Buffett couldn't hold his breath, and Cherry Coke popped out of his nose.

Looking at Buffett scurrying into the bathroom, Greenspan couldn't help but smile. Although a group of predators are relatively self-disciplined, the influx of various safe-haven funds is like a flood that bursts its banks.

There is no way around this. More than half of the world's funds are on Wall Street, and institutions are just holders of the money. Monetary funds, pension funds, and various non-profit funds with clear purposes may not care about the rate of return, but their risk aversion is extremely high.

And the terrible scene happening in the United States has obviously touched their sensitive nerves. So, if you haven't closed your position in time at this time, are you still planning to wait for dinner?

Looking back, the Internet bubble in the United States was actually deliberately punctured. It raised the benchmark interest rate and lowered inflation expectations again and again. It was just a talk to cool down the hot market. This was the Fed's idea.

You guys are playing your own tricks, the Fed actually doesn't care. The game of beating the drum and passing the flowers will eventually stop, and the time may be long or short, but this thing will not last, and every market participant actually understands it.

But, it doesn’t matter if it’s your own money. If everyone goes to the bank to get money, they won’t be able to live in this life. For example, A packages one million and sells it to B, and B, after operating for a period of time, sells it to C for 10 million.

Once you get to C, if you start operating well, there will be no problem. Not to mention what will happen if you succeed. After the securitization of these ten million loans, the part that the bank needs to bear is actually very low.

Two years later, C successfully went public and made money. Everyone was happy and there seemed to be no victims.

However, there is something unpleasant here. According to the Fed, entrepreneurs always like to expand blindly because the cost of capital is too low. Can’t you run your current business well? Why are you thinking about acquiring D again? By the time you finish these rounds, the company has only been in operation for a few days, but the liabilities are rising.

Finally, with the strong intervention of the Federal Reserve Bank of America, the Internet bubble finally burst. The loan interest rate is close to 20%. As long as the mind is in a normal range, no one will take money from the bank.

It's impossible to make money, unless you plan to sell washing powder, it's impossible. If you can maintain gross profit margin above 20%, you are considered a capable CEO. If you give all your profits to the bank, you may want to ask whether this company can be opened. In fact, it doesn't mean much.

Um, it seems that this is how real estate speculation works too, right?

Yes, as long as it is properly controlled, there is actually no risk for developers. If it really doesn't work, just buy it yourself and wait until the money from the bank comes down before making a decision.

Either take profits, or continue to wait for the next fool. They are all playing with the bank's money anyway, and as long as they can still hold on, the bank will definitely cooperate, because in this game, they seem to be the only ones who can't escape.

But, it may be possible with appropriate adjustments. You decided it so simply and crudely. Isn’t it a little thoughtless? There are companies that blindly exaggerate and inflate their valuations, but most of them are not.

It's just a pity that as soon as such a radical policy was announced, the market couldn't stand it at all. Everyone wants to get out as soon as possible, so a stampede is inevitable.

It should be said that the original design was pretty good. Once these Internet companies return to reasonable valuations, some investments are actually good. The benefits are hard to say. Whether you can seize the opportunity to get on the bus depends on your ability.

The original design was good, and the script is working towards this aspect. But, who knows what kind of 911 will happen. Even though it's not a war, look at the damage caused. If nothing else, beating Silly Damu twice is probably not enough. One and a half times is definitely more than enough.

These things have nothing to do with Greenspan, but the promised successor is no longer available. After Beenima invested, what they were thinking about was how to escape.

As for William White speaking so unscrupulously for Mao?

Hey, Pacific Gas's pot can't be covered. It's not like this one filed for bankruptcy protection. Enron, which had major interests involved, actually suffered a sharp decline.

Ha, isn't this weird? You made tens of billions in profits from Pacific Gas. So, 911 and you are not next to each other, is it necessary to fall so badly?

"Alan, just be lucky, this guy has a bad mouth, but he didn't mention him by name.

Also, regarding these two energy companies, there are obvious signs of avoiding the important and taking the easy. Man, if it's really rotten now is the time to make up your mind. "

Obviously, it's okay to be criticized by William White. This guy's recent behavior has been a bit erratic. Before 9/11, you could rarely find him in the employee cafeteria, but now, he goes wherever there are more people.

All of the above does not mean that William White plans to fast. On the contrary, this may mean that he is waiting for an opportunity. Those words I said before were more of a warning than a reference to Sang and Huai.

Remember, you can take advantage of the policy occasionally, but if you still don't plan to control your hands. There's no need to be like this, buddy.

No way!

Greenspan smiled bitterly. It's not that his hands are cheap. This is a systemic problem.

Okay, I admit, the previous adjustments were redundant. If he hadn't made a mess of the bank, why would he be causing trouble now?

During this year, interest rates are as erratic as upgrades and downgrades. Fixed interest rates may be nothing, but if they are floating, they will probably be equally painful.

Damn, the monthly repayment amount is a lot higher. If the interest rate continues to rise, I will declare bankruptcy directly.