Not to mention the deja vu in this scene, as if it never happened about ten years ago. Today it's the loan to lend, the investment to invest in. It's forgotten once again. It is an objective and inevitable result of greed—a human flaw—that few people realize. It wasn't that big a decade ago, but it was big enough to be a necessary but not sufficient condition for World War II. It's commonly called "the economic crisis."
The film "The Big Short" is based on the previous episode, that is, the period when the US subprime mortgage crisis in 2007 "was in bud". The story of shorting the U.S. economy under pressure and making huge profits from it. The main line drama conflict is nothing more than the protagonist's actions are all sneering and ridiculing, absurd and not without the familiar rhetoric of idiots, and then the starting point of the crisis is the starting point of net text level. However, its deep and heavy story background, quite "characteristic" narration, and leftist Virgin values still won a lot of status.
Do fairies fight? The film uses a multi-line interspersed narrative to tell the stories of several protagonists, but these protagonists have one thing in common-they are not "outsiders". Bree, a one-eyed doctor who loves heavy metal music, is a fund manager; Venet, who looks like "I'm not a good person," is a bank agent; when he died, he came up and denounced the ugly capital at the end and said, "We'll be just like them if we sell it." Yes. " But still, "Okay, sell them all." Baum is a Wall Street family fund manager; Ben Likert, who plays the role of the Virgin and pulls two garage entrepreneurs, is a retired banker. They are all practitioners in the financial industry. Not only do they have the capital to short-sell, but more importantly, they have the expertise needed to detect the abnormality and have special access to high-quality information. They are all upper-class people, not ordinary people like you and me.
Although the whole argument is "prosperity, the people suffer!" Death, the people suffer! " But what about the people? The common people are just the end of the film. The 5 trillion US dollars in pensions, real estate, benefits, and savings have been wiped out; 8 million people are unemployed; 6 million are homeless; such a depressing figure.The living civilians in the film are also strippers: the big man who paid the rent on time but was homeless; the few scenes of "The Road Has Frozen Bones" next to the bridge hole, almost all of which are about the success stories of the protagonists. Immortals fight, mortals suffer. However, the film does it in the spirit of "serving the people" when explaining those obscure proper nouns to ordinary people. There is a sentence in the film: "Wall Street loves to invent terms that make people unclear, so that they can appear to be very good." To deal with this situation, the film invited two beauties, Margot Robbie and Take a bubble bath to explain what a "subprime mortgage" is; let Selena Gomez use a deck of cards to explain what a "synthetic CDO" is. In this regard, people like to hear it. Is sex the primary productive force...?
Communist... communism is alive and well!Capitalists are greedy, so it's not wrong for me to wait for the assholes. Why are there so many sub-prime mortgages among housing loans? In addition to capitalists who value the high interest rates of such loans, many greedy people are jealous of the hot real estate market. A large number of such loans to buy a house is another slap in the face. The stripper in the film actually owns five properties. Five! Anyway, the loan is convenient, and the house price is rising. This film did not have an exaggerated artistic process. The reality is that in the craziest years of those years, even a few American beggars owned multiple properties. The absurdity is evident. Don't laugh, laugh at fifty.
Looking back at us today, isn't the situation very similar? There are a lot of people who own multiple properties, or even speculators. The first- and second-tier cities’ policies are unfavorable, and the housing prices in the third- and fourth-tier cities start to fly. Whether the house is used for living or speculation, As for how much of China's housing loans are subprime mortgages and how big the housing price bubble is, although the author studies finance, he belongs to the class of classmates who sit in the back row of class.
According to the data obtained by a certain call, according to the current per capita housing area in China, China's current real estate holdings are enough for 3.4 billion people to live in. Do we have so many people? Greedy capitalists + an equally greedy populace = an endless cycle. The common people, the common people, or the common people, are sometimes pitiful. As said in the film, "It is always the common people who clean up the mess in the end." "The blame for the crisis is on the immigrants, the poor, and even the teachers." But the common people are also very hateful, and the capitalistsare The same greed, but not as rational as the capitalists, more blind. The Buddha said, "Greed, hatred, and delusion." All three are violated. So is this society incomprehensible? No, there is still a solution, but it is only a temporary failure. "This is the last struggle. Unite until tomorrow." Interna Schoner, it must be realized! " Do not let communism cool.
After being forced so much, what can we do with leeks that have been cut, or wool that has been smashed? We don't have the ability to short or sell short like the great gods in the play. It's impossible to wave the red flag to start a revolution. It is estimated that it is impossible to use the crisis to make money, but at least we can try to protect ourselves in the next turmoil. We can suppress our greedy desires a little, specifically by reducing the proportion of excessive consumption (loans) and increasing the savings rate. We have all heard a story about two old grandmothers.
The first grandmother saved her whole life and finally bought a big house before she died, and the second grandmother took out a loan to buy a big house and finally paid off the mortgage before her death. It is obvious that Granny No. 1 has lost blood because Granny No. 2 has lived in a big house all her life. However, this is when the economy continues to improve, even if it is at least flat. In the 1990s, Japan's economic recession and vicious tightening The second grandmother's mortgage is not due until her grandson is repaid. On the other hand, No. 1 does not have this problem and even waits for income (cash appreciation) after sleeping. I can't be short, at least I can be short. There is prosperity in this world, but there is no eternal prosperity. That's right, under the nest, how can there be any eggs? But there are others who don't fall so badly.
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