Not exact matches
If you want to screw over savers, do nothing, let deflation rule the day, and watch interest
rates collapse (as they did
during the financial crisis).
As I mentioned earlier, business investment
collapsed during the Great Recession, and its much - weaker - than - expected recovery since, despite historically low financing
rates, has been a major source of disappointment in advanced economies.8
The
ratings agencies received a lot of blame for the
collapse, which eventually led to the financial market meltdown
during the bear market of 2007 - 2009.
During this period, we witnessed the
collapse of overly engineered, supposedly safer funds, notably funds that owned investment - grade, adjustable
rate mortgages.
, low volatility, even
during the 2008 market
collapse, cheap currency and a low tax
rate.
During the initial post-crisis FY - 2009 / 2011 period, dynamic hedging & currency for return AUME dropped 55 %, but the resulting revenue
collapse was partly mitigated: i) as clients regrouped from currency for return into dynamic hedging & then passive hedging (down just 14 %), and ii) management fee
rates held up well (clients were otherwise distracted).
During the last run up and subsequent collapse of gold / silver «prices», during the 22 % mortgage rate fiasco of 1981 -» 82, I bought $ 15,000 worth of silver bullion as it escalated in price from a start point of about $ 5.60 per ounce to $ 52.00, before crashing back to $ 6.00 within a few days of hitting $
During the last run up and subsequent
collapse of gold / silver «prices»,
during the 22 % mortgage rate fiasco of 1981 -» 82, I bought $ 15,000 worth of silver bullion as it escalated in price from a start point of about $ 5.60 per ounce to $ 52.00, before crashing back to $ 6.00 within a few days of hitting $
during the 22 % mortgage
rate fiasco of 1981 -» 82, I bought $ 15,000 worth of silver bullion as it escalated in price from a start point of about $ 5.60 per ounce to $ 52.00, before crashing back to $ 6.00 within a few days of hitting $ 52.00.