Here we go again, as I said some time ago, without a regulation of stock exchanges would have changed anything. The paper economy, business banking and the economy are officially out of the stock market crisis. E 'in the news these days that quarterly Goldman Sax has received a big profit of 3.19 billion dollars. Irony of fate, those who created the crisis have come out first, and much less affected. Too bad that, once again, the most profit can be attributed to the notorious "derivatives" and once again to subprime mortgages. Basically everything is the same level as before the explosion of the speculative bubble.
The capital gains / losses stock markets are still taking place on speculation that banks, for purely personal purposes may decide the validity or otherwise of a title through documents called informative. In fact, just a bank statement (which may have interests in security) reciting that, compared to market value, the real value of the title is longer and the race to grab market shares by creating added value. Conversely loss.
The value of derivatives and subprime worldwide exceeds 9 times the global GDP!
I've written and rewrite it, the bubble is bulging or perhaps never deflated. Big U.S. banks (now with state holdings) continue to make pig who did before the crisis. Who paid for was the worker, the employee and the employer REAL economy. The lobby must be killed with blows of regulations to prevent monopolies Mondal speculative. The real economy to dominate the economy of the virtuous banking industry.
For once I'd love that, in the political salons, we stopped talking about the whores of Berlusconi and starting to discuss how to stop this economic troiaio where we stumbled.
Luke Purse, an Italian