Wow…

I have a theory, what over time, if nothing changes, the cyclical nature of financial crises will accelerate. Maybe, this will lead to the disappearance of long-term investors as a class. What's the point in buying stocks and pumping money into the market for years, when assets can halve in two weeks. And this repeats itself more than once every thirty years, and with a regularity of two to three years. It looks like we're on the cusp of a new era. Will the golden billion learn to live within its means and start production again?, not consumption? Will we come to universal socialism in this decade?, as Wasserman suggests? I see, that the previous course is failing and needs to be changed.
Quite possible, that we won't see the market like this for a long time, what are you used to. Instead of directional movements – viscous flat swamp. Traders and managers (who else survived) will have to reconsider their approach, it will be difficult with clients. But it's all nonsense, costs of the profession, if only the exchange is not closed :)