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Are Investors Waiting for a Crash-Like Decline?

When we look at the financial conglomerates that are ending in 'a day' it represents not just the brands we know, but all the companies those brands bought over the years.

To see our financial conglomerates die in a matter of days is significant. I guess you could call it a 'CHANGE'. So it is probably good that everyone get a look at the severity of this CHANGE and what it means to Jobs and People who's lives will be forever 'CHANGED'. I for one, prefer a stable adherence to the US Economic Values and Fundementals and Principals of Governance during this period and that we can only pray that the 'elasticity of the US Government' as designed in the Constitution will revert to the mean from [New York Laissez Faire] and rebuild as we always have.

All representatives whom have been far too close to the New York banking lobby for oversight, might now begin to correct bad economic behaviors.

Are Investors Waiting for a Crash-Like Decline?

The market has had a significant non-correcting 7 year uptick and the financial system that has been the primary beneficiary of that historic event is experiencing a continual series of participants implosions. Not sell offs or corrections, implosions. In this the worst have been those who have delayed the attempt to cope with the problem like Lehman, who had the last 6 months for an orderly liquidation, yet did not. This cognitive shift by finance institutions that do not accept the new environment is making demands of money that can not be met by the market. As the market can not meet the demands placed upon it the likelyhood of a 'Black Swan' event not only becomes probable, it becomes unavoidable as the completion of the process. Which unfortunately, may become just the begining of the bad news. The system, despite interim automated trading normalcy, is an internal disaster. The hedge funds have been acting like investment banks, with zero regulations and have caused this grave financial disaster. However this 'Black Swan' Catastrophy, might pose a boon to the generations behind the baby boomers who have been locked out of the economy as the boomers suffer disaster, as a long-term unemployment becomes the end of careers and personal assets, Stocks, Houses, Companies, ect must be liquidated to meet inflationary demands. Opening many positions in upper managment and providing oportunities to have the corresponding benefits of success that the Generation of Consumption has sought to have a sort of network effects monopoly on, which is now in a state of collapse. It is an interesting era of history we are witnessing now, a generational loss of economic power from overconsumption and excessive demands on the system.