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Last week there was a topic about a few movies. Because it mentioned a torrent it probably got deleted. It would be nice if the moderation is done a bit considerately. For example deleting the mentioning of the torrent and keeping the posts about the movies would have been nice. Because people missed a good post about some must see movies about credit. Thanks 'tinyman' and 'invest____'(?) Can't remember the second poster.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inside_Job_%28film%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Too_Big_to_Fail
Both are about the financial crisis of 2007–2010. 'Inside job' is a documentary with interviews with real people critically discussing and bashing the people involved. 'Too big to fail' is a dramatization based on that giving bit of hero image to the big guys who were involved. So better watch the inside job first.
In the financial crisis the financial companies were in trouble. In CSE, companies are not in trouble but investors of those companies are in trouble holding massively overvalued shares. (Companies are in trouble if they depend on the share market investments profit. Some do.)
Comparison
Capitalized words are changed.
Financial Crisis
HOUSE prices were soaring people bought more and more HOUSES on credit that they couldn't afford. BANKS gave more and more credit because they got more profit. Because more people were buying on credit there was high demand so HOUSE prices were massively overvalued. There came a point where it was too much. Then HOUSE price bubble burst. People couldn't pay the debts. BANKS couldn't get the money bank. The highly overvalued REAL ESTATE were worthless. Even foreign companies didn't come to buy them because they were massively overvalued. Everybody was waiting for the government to bail them out.
CSE Today
SHARE prices were soaring people bought more and more SHARES on credit that they couldn't afford. BROKERS gave more and more credit because they got more profit. Because more people were buying on credit there was demand so SHARES were massively overvalued. There came a point where it was too much. Then SHARE price bubble burst. People couldn't pay the debts. BROKERS couldn't get the money bank. The highly overvalued SHARES were worthless. Even foreign companies didn't come to buy them because they were massively overvalued. Everybody was waiting for the government to bail them out.
About rating agencies
(E.g. Fitch in USA) They show their profits have soared. Many finance companies get AAA rating. Funds rely on them and invest in those. Then we see many of these AAA financial institutions fail. Remember many of the chemical company shipments which were tested positive for arsenic got gold awards for good cooperate responsibility and transparency in Sri Lanka. So be careful with positive ratings. But worry about negative ratings.
Watch it if these movies come to your nearest theater.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inside_Job_%28film%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Too_Big_to_Fail
Both are about the financial crisis of 2007–2010. 'Inside job' is a documentary with interviews with real people critically discussing and bashing the people involved. 'Too big to fail' is a dramatization based on that giving bit of hero image to the big guys who were involved. So better watch the inside job first.
In the financial crisis the financial companies were in trouble. In CSE, companies are not in trouble but investors of those companies are in trouble holding massively overvalued shares. (Companies are in trouble if they depend on the share market investments profit. Some do.)
Comparison
Capitalized words are changed.
Financial Crisis
HOUSE prices were soaring people bought more and more HOUSES on credit that they couldn't afford. BANKS gave more and more credit because they got more profit. Because more people were buying on credit there was high demand so HOUSE prices were massively overvalued. There came a point where it was too much. Then HOUSE price bubble burst. People couldn't pay the debts. BANKS couldn't get the money bank. The highly overvalued REAL ESTATE were worthless. Even foreign companies didn't come to buy them because they were massively overvalued. Everybody was waiting for the government to bail them out.
CSE Today
SHARE prices were soaring people bought more and more SHARES on credit that they couldn't afford. BROKERS gave more and more credit because they got more profit. Because more people were buying on credit there was demand so SHARES were massively overvalued. There came a point where it was too much. Then SHARE price bubble burst. People couldn't pay the debts. BROKERS couldn't get the money bank. The highly overvalued SHARES were worthless. Even foreign companies didn't come to buy them because they were massively overvalued. Everybody was waiting for the government to bail them out.
About rating agencies
(E.g. Fitch in USA) They show their profits have soared. Many finance companies get AAA rating. Funds rely on them and invest in those. Then we see many of these AAA financial institutions fail. Remember many of the chemical company shipments which were tested positive for arsenic got gold awards for good cooperate responsibility and transparency in Sri Lanka. So be careful with positive ratings. But worry about negative ratings.
Watch it if these movies come to your nearest theater.
& some of them for very long term 
