IMO The governments are hyping and propping up the markets (quantitative easing, etc...) and trying to create a perception that things are getting better so that people start spending money to heal the economy. At the end of the day they know that propping the banks alone is not the end. It is when the public start using and letting go of their money that pressures on the economies will start to ease.
Right now the markets have a much higher strength relative to the daily news that is coming out. I think that the longer the government continues the hype the longer the crisis will last. Its like trying to patch up a wound with makeup - the underlying wound is still there and unless that heals the underlying problems are still there....
Right now the markets have a much higher strength relative to the daily news that is coming out. I think that the longer the government continues the hype the longer the crisis will last. Its like trying to patch up a wound with makeup - the underlying wound is still there and unless that heals the underlying problems are still there....