After reading the comments, I think there are different opinions. Maybe everyone pays different attention to the film. It is not to criticize the people on Wall Street. Although the plots of those opponents are quite good, I think Will's words on the way to let Eric return to the company that failed. This is what the movie I can understand wants to illustrate: From the tulip bubble to the financial crisis in 2008, the root cause is human greed, and no one can escape this responsibility. From the beginning of credit, Economic Growth can get rid of the limitation of current productivity. Consumption can be invested in advance and there can be leverage. It was originally a good thing, because a benign credit monetary system can improve the efficiency of capital use and improve people's current quality of life, but human nature has too many weaknesses, self-sabotage, anxiety, greedy. The existence of gravity is generally insurmountable, so as long as there is an incentive such as financial interests or fear of people, the original dark side will be exposed and start to act irrationally, which will lead to the deterioration of the entire benign system into a crisis, and the public and media will not be held accountable in the face of the crisis. I immediately started to clear my responsibilities or I never thought that I was also a part of using this system to satisfy my greed and desire. I remember that there was a line in Hansawa Naoki that criticized the bank, "borrow an umbrella in a sunny day and collect an umbrella in a rainy day." In fact, everyone is like this When the world is hot and the situation is good, when the situation is good, you buy a house and consume like a scapegoat. When the economy is depressed, you start to look for a scapegoat. Anyway, you look like you are right. The buyer and seller in the financial system are naturally very responsible, but using the market inefficiency caused by the weakness of human nature to make profits is itself a profit. The way is certified by the SEC and it's legal. You're right to say it's morally corrupt, but I think people themselves are responsible for their actions. If you're a greedy person, either become one of the players, or don't be too fierce. Embarrass yourself, if you own If you don't want to be restrained by this kind of gravity, try to find a way to discipline. All in all, everything is a cycle. It's a trajectory. It's unavoidable and understandable. It's unpredictable and unquantifiable.
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