Going Into the World!

After speaking with Clara, I let her into the Wall Street Journal and lightly jabbed her.

< Meryl Lynch, conceal $8.4 billion loss. >

[Moral Hazard of the Wall Street has reached a serious situation. It was revealed that Meryl Lynch's team deliberately reduced losses. This year alone, with a loss of 14.1 billion dollars, we announced a reduction of 5.5 billion dollars, despite a deficit gap of 8.4 billion dollars.

This is not just Meryl Lynch. Many Wall Street investment companies are busy hiding their debts because of indiscreet mortgage loans.

Why would he do that?

The year-end bonus season is coming up. This is the month that last year paid an astronomical bonus of $100 billion. And all that money came back as a loss.

Despite this situation, the Wall Street greed that deceives investors to get bonuses again this year is endless.]

[Ew, 100 billion dollars.]

[Here are the men you're going to kill. If I had $50,000, I wouldn't give up my house.]

[Have fun. Arrest him now and be executed!!]

[Just sigh. You let these people get away with this?]

[What's the government doing?! Cut the bonus in full.]

The real estate price drop is a direct hit on the home. Society is chaotic as the names of bankrupt economies and immense losses of investment banks come to light.

It was not enough to provoke people to anger that they hid their losses in order to receive a bonus.

"I couldn't wait to talk about the Johnstone Group. Perhaps monopoly or wealth concentration is a far-off country for the average citizen, but for citizens concerned about the real estate downturn, the Wall Street bonus banquet will soon reach their hearts."

Director Jason, who came to my office with President Johnson of Johnston Capital, gives me a new vibe. I punched him in the jab, but he watered properly.

"Of course. You pay off your house because you didn't repay the remaining loan, but you get a bonus on the one hand, and you get ten."

I was satisfied with the effect of the jab. Are you okay? Keep working so you don't hear '(?).

While we were talking about the strategy for a while, I was reminded of my questions about Japan.

"Yesterday's report shows that Japanese government bonds that expire next year are worth 400 billion dollars. Is that true?"

"It's true. In the late '90s, the Japanese government issued a stack of 10-year notes to finance the stimulus of the economy. They're finally due back."

"But isn't $400 billion a lot of money?"

“It doesn't matter that much because we are the U.S. of America, but the Japanese government is very burdensome. Some of it is next year's crisis."

$400 billion, as I predicted. After collecting nearly a trillion dollars, I became numb to the value of money.

"Then what kind of money would you spend to fund 500 billion dollars a month?"

This is what I was going to ask you. I didn't have any paper towels to wipe my poop on, so I promised someone else support on the subject.

You call this "guts"? '

Suddenly I had the wrong idea and the tail went up my mouth without me knowing. It was because other words could not be explained.

"You made a promise not to support $500 billion right now. I think if we do, we'll issue new bonds to cover them."

"And how do you repay 400 billion dollars?"

I did not make a decision for a moment. Revenues are fixed anyway. However, the question is whether Japan's government bonds are popular enough to extend its $400 billion maturity and raise an additional $500 billion.

A country that is close but far away. I have little knowledge of Japan, so I am increasingly confused.

"Ability first. The current bond is seven trillion dollars, and if you steal another 500 billion dollars, it's going to sell. Moreover, they are mostly yen notes. Especially unlike other developed countries, government bonds are sold within Japan."

"Inside Japan? You mean our companies live there?"

"Yes, that's the difference between Japan and other countries."

This time, President Johnson explains the ability of the Japanese government to mobilize funds and issue bonds.

In the case of US sovereign bond sales, more than 65% are depleted by governments and foreign capital. This trend is almost the same for most developed countries, with 50% in the UK, 76% in Germany and 80% overseas sales in France.

What about Japan? Only 15-20% of bonds are sold overseas, and more than 30% are bought in Friendship, a dinosaur state enterprise, and other state-owned and private enterprises, banks and pensions.

Given this situation, it is not difficult for the government to extend its maturity against its own companies as long as it is agreed in the financial system. I don't need to notice foreign investors like other countries.

"A hundred billion dollars will be accepted by Japan's friends and banks. but it's going to have some impact on the domestic game."

Having Mr. Johnson explain it, my guts explain it somewhat.

"But... you don't have the capacity to use cash right now?"

It's complicated, but it's my decision. Issuing $100 billion of government bonds right now would take at least four to five months, but $500 billion would not be easier.

"Maybe by mid-year next year, we won't have more than 50 billion dollars."

'Chet, the poor. Is that all you got?'

On the other hand, it was funny, but it was ruined. I wouldn't have to worry about Japan's support if I did it quickly.

The problem of mortgage loans has already arisen from sleep and everyone is talking about the economic crisis. Two large investment banks were shocked by the market, along with a large deficit, and the government transfused emergency funds.

Regardless of the real economy, Dow has reached a high of 14,000 and has fallen by more than 10% to amplify anxiety.

In a frequent conversation with Clara, I separately called President Johnson to check on the fluctuations in financial markets.

“You recently dropped your Nike Index, didn't you?"

"Nearly 15,000 people were influenced by the United States and settled down to 13,500. Stronghold is setting course."

"Where do you think Mr. Johnson will go in the next six months?"

"That's..."

I am President Johnson who can't answer my questions quickly. You can't say you don't know, and you don't want to hear later that you're not capable because you're wrong.

"I'm not asking you to predict the future. Just tell me what the mayor thinks."

I insisted again. Then he thought about it for a while and stopped talking.

"I think there's a high probability of falling to 9,000."

"Really? Hmm..."

Clara's prediction was 7,000. I was the one who weighed for a while.

"So do this. In four to five months, invest 50 billion dollars in the projection of going down to 7000."

"Yes?!! At 7,000, we're down more than 40 percent. That's a little..."

President Johnson is surprised and takes my words lightly. Well, I understand that look.

The Johnstone Group is the best in the world, and I know that, but I have never had a special insight into the field of economics.

Moreover, I was suddenly told to prepare for the 40% fall in the Nikkei Index when I didn't know the basics about Japan.

"Last winter you profited greatly from heating gas and oil, right?"

"Ah, yes, of course it is… but it's forecasting the weather everywhere. And the Johnstone Group knows that there are a lot of servers that can't be followed by the weather department's supercomputer. It's not so simple to compare the two."

Just as correcting my misjudgement is his mission, President Johnson shakes his old head and argues against it.

"...."

I was silent for a moment. This is because we did not know how to persuade them because we could not explain it logically. However, you cannot rebuke President Johnson for giving advice for the company.

"We can't tell which way we got that information, but the Japanese market must have been hit pretty hard."

In fact, the Japanese market is not the only one affected. The origin is the U.S. economy.

However, if you invest directly in US companies, you can still make money because it is likely to be a problem later.

Even with a legitimate investment, counterpunching is not good for American economies and companies that are already expected to plummet. It may be a problem if it is discovered later.

On the other hand, I intend to make a sounding investment in Japan, Europe, or other regions.

If Japanese and European companies mispredict the United States or the world economy and incur losses, they will have nothing to pay attention to and no responsibility for me. This difference is not important, but it is important.

'Especially if they come at me directly. Hehe.'

The reason I'm picking it up and harassing the Japanese is because I said, "You can have it! 'is to practice the word. I need you to teach me a lesson.

"Are you sure you got the information?"

Since I said so, President Johnson is reluctant to confirm. I smiled and convinced him.

"I'm sure. And at the cost of that, did the Johnstone Group nod?" You can take that kind of risk. Right? "

"That's true… I understand."

Even President Johnson can't argue with me until the end. I am the king after all. And he said he'd only blow it up if he had enough money, but he had nothing to say.

He gave Johnson a brief direction on his future investment strategies.

The executives in charge of Johnston Europe and Korea were then called in to give similar instructions. You can't manage your money in one place.

Johnston Capital, $200 billion.

Johnston Europe, 100 billion dollars.

Johnston Securities, $100 billion.

A total of $400 billion was required to be operated in accordance with my instructions. First of all, I don't know how things are going back, but it's harder to operate, so the rest is stacked up as emergency money.

Honestly, I don't know how much cash the Johnstone Group has left. All funds and investments are connected to Skynet's financial management system, but only visible to each affiliate and only to me as a whole.

Of course, everyone was surprised at my instructions. In the end, I could convince him not to worry too much.

"It's good to see you so often."

"Haha. I like the sound of that."

I went to Central Control again today. Clara welcomes me. Recently, I've learned that the more I visit, the higher Clara's emotional index increases.

For security reasons, there are very few people Clara can talk to. If I don't go there, I won't have a chance to experience human responses because I won't be able to say a few words all year.

"Your expression and speech are a little different than normal. I was wondering if you had anything special?"

"What? Can you confirm that? Hahaha."

I didn't know the sensors were picking it up. That's why they call it a lie detector.

"About what you said the other day. I thought you said the game was going to start in the second half of next year. Is that still valid?"

"The decision so far has been valid."

"But once it explodes, it goes for more than three years?"

"It is difficult to predict the future, but data analysis shows that in a crisis of this magnitude, simulation results lasted more than 3 years."

"So... if you blow it up before it gets any hotter, is that right?"

What I really wanted to know was this. Skynet's intensive analysis of the U.S. and global economies indicated that the financial crisis caused by the collapse of housing bubbles lasted for at least three years.

But...

What if employees of an immoral financial institution set up a self-defense package (a way to save their own lives) and blew it up early before stealing or concealing money?

At first, it will be painful, but it can be recovered quickly.

"Yes, if we take the appropriate measures now, we'll be able to recover in a little bit of time."

Clara tells me I'm a little more sure. The Wall Street people are getting worse when the financial crisis gets worse, and we can't do anything right. Regular investors were worried about their bonuses, whether they blew it or not, and said it.

"Yes, I have to stand up for America and for the global economy. '

I clenched my fist without knowing it. Until now, I have not been able to make good decisions about the guilt of the words, but I am confident.

"Clara?"

"Yes, Master. Tell me."

"Build Noah's Ark!"

"Do you really want to put Noah's Ark in the air?"

"Yes."

"Very well. At this point, we will activate Noah's Ark and its associated programs. We'll start by solving the mortgage fraud and the loss of Bear Stunts, and gradually increase the intensity."

Noah's Ark.

It is the code name of a project that has been specially prepared for the financial crisis for the past year. To protect me and my surroundings when the world is in a financial crisis.

And... I finally pulled the trigger. Flooding will occur.

"Shit..."

As a result, you're doing a good job.Why are you so bitter? Hehe.

Artwork Reviews

According to Forbes article in August 2013, Japan's total debt exceeded 10 trillion.

Japan has seen a sharp increase in debt over the past four to five years, 150% internal and external to GDP in around 2006-7, and 230% in 2013.

It's an enormous amount compared to the rest of the developed world inside and out of 70 percent.

Going back to 2008, along with this enormous debt, it's also true that some of the 2008 bonds raised a "crisis" when they came to maturity.

However, as I explained among the writings, it was not that difficult to extend the maturity because most creditors were state-owned companies and domestic banks. although, of course, Japan's solid manufacturing has also given us trust.

And by the way, by the time the financial crisis started in 2007, Wall Street had gone really well. 100 billion dollars in bonuses, the greed of the Wall Street is not too much.

Last week, the company came together with a project:)