The most comprehensive interpretation of the 2008 financial crisis is a movie I have ever seen. Big shorts, too big to fail are all cut from a certain angle. The former starts from the very few sober people who see through CDO and MBS, and recognizes the essence of going short to win the future; the latter starts from the Ministry of Finance, let us see the terrible chain of MBS and then Lehman bankruptcy, the collapse of the two houses, and the collapse of AIG , but let us have sympathy for Paulson, the culprit. This film starts with Iceland, a country with extremely high asset quality, which finally collapsed, let us see the terrible destructive power transmitted by the financial crisis, and tell step by step the cause, root cause and fuse of the crisis. Interviewed all the parties involved in several households, it can be described as an excellent documentary film about the financial crisis. Sadly, the culprits who caused the financial crisis did not get the punishment they deserved because of their huge power on Wall Street. Instead, they devoured all the money of ordinary people who lost their wealth in the crisis, and they are still living in Higher vocational. The final chapter of the film reveals that the people who hold the world's financial lifeline today (2010) are the same people who advocated derivatives and opposed regulation back then. The salary of a financial engineer is ten times or even a hundred times that of an engineer. Engineers build bridges, while financial engineers only know dreams for people. When these "dreams" are proven to be nightmares, others will pay for it. Those financial engineers who hold the lifeblood of the world's finance tell everyone that we need them, but their work is incomprehensible to the vast majority of people, they tell us that the crisis will not happen again, that they will spend hundreds of millions of dollars resisting reform, this is not It will be easy, but some things are worth fighting for.
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