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<그리스 위기> "향후 수개월간 디폴트 상태로 유로존 잔류 가능성"     [신율의출발새아침] "그리스 국민, 고리대금업자에게 대항하는 느낌     "그리스 투표 결과로 9월 美금리인상 가능성 낮아져      정부 "그리스사태, 美금리인상 결부되면 전세계 확산 우려"     <뉴욕채권-주간> 그리스發 불확실성·옐런 발언 주목     세계증시는 왜 춤추는가요? - 불길한 징조 (피터김님)     중국 주식시장이 이번처럼 추락했던 지난번 사태를 기억하세요 Guess What Happened The Last Time The Chinese Stock Market Crashed Like This? By Michael Snyder Jul 4, 2015 - 10:35:10 PM 1년간 상해종합지수 상승과 폭락 그래프     Guess What Happened The Last Time The Chinese Stock Market Crashed Like This? By Michael Snyder, on July 2nd, 2015 세계에서 두번째로 큰 주식시장이 우리가 지켜보는 가운데 붕괴하고있다. 6월에 최고정점을 찍은뒤에 가장 중요한 중국증시지표가 20% 넘는 폭락을 보였다, 이것으로 종이로 이뤄진 배산, 3조달러이상이 순간에 날아가버렸다. 물론 상해복합지수는 1년전에 비해서 아직 벌고있는 셈이다, 허나 주의할 것은 이번 폭락사태가 2008년도에 미국에서 벌어진 대형금융위기사태와 유사하다는 점을 주목해야한다. 상해 복합지수는 2007년에서 2008년도에 절대적 폭락을 겪었는데, 시장의 자산가격에서 무려 3분지2가 완전히 날아가버렸다.   The second largest stock market in the entire world is collapsing right in front of our eyes.  Since hitting a peak in June, the most important Chinese stock market index has plummeted by well over 20 percent, and more than 3 trillion dollars of “paper wealth” has been wiped out.  Of course the Shanghai Composite Index is still way above the level it was sitting at exactly one year ago, but what is so disturbing about this current crash is that it is so similar to what we witnessed just prior to the great financial crisis of 2008 in the United States.  From October 2006 to October 2007, the Shanghai Composite Index more than tripled in value.  It was the greatest stock market surge in Chinese history.  But after hitting a peak, it began to fall dramatically.  From October 2007 to October 2008, the Shanghai Composite Index absolutely crashed. In the end, more than two-thirds of all wealth in the market was completely wiped out.   여러분은 아래 챠트 right here를 통해서 그런 사실을 확인할수있다. 미국 투자가에게 중요한 것은 중국주식이 붕괴하기 시작했다는 사실인데, 그게 미국 주식이 붕괴하기 직전에 벌어졌다는 것이다, 그런 일이 다시금 벌어지고 있다. 그러면 미국 주식시장 붕괴가 임박했음을 예고하는 징조가 아니겠는가 is imminent?   You can see all of this on a chart that you can find right here.  What makes this so important to U.S. investors is the fact that Chinese stocks started crashing well before U.S. stocks started crashing during the last financial crisis, and now it is happening again.  Is this yet another sign that a U.S. stock market crash is imminent? Over the past several months, I have been trying to hammer home the comparisons between what we are experiencing right now and the lead up to the U.S. financial crisis in the second half of 2008.  Today, I want to share with you an excerpt from a New York Times article that was published in April 2008.  At that time, the Chinese stock market crash was already well underway, but U.S. stocks were still in great shape… The Shanghai composite index has plunged 45 percent from its high, reached last October. The first quarter of this year, which ended Monday with a huge sell-off, was the worst ever for the market. Suddenly, millions of small investors who were crowding into brokerage houses, spending the entire day there playing cards, trading stocks, eating noodles and cheering on the markets with other day traders and retirees, are feeling depressed and angry. This sounds almost exactly like what is happening in China right now. First we witnessed a ridiculous Chinese stock market bubble form, and now we are watching a nightmarish sell off take place.  This next excerpt is from a Reuters article that was just published… Shanghai’s benchmark share index crashed below 4,000 points for the first time since April – a key support level that analysts said had been seen as a line in the sand that Beijing had to defend, below which more conservative investors would start ejecting from their leveraged positions, widening the rout. Chinese markets, which had risen as much as 110 percent from November to a peak in June, have collapsed at an incredibly rapid pace in since June 12, losing more than 20 percent in jaw-dropping volatility as money surges in and out of the market. That drop has wiped out nearly $3 trillion in market capitalization, more than the GDP of Brazil. Did you catch that last part? The amount of wealth that has been wiped out during this Chinese stock market crash is already greater than the entire yearly GDP of Brazil. To me, that is absolutely incredible. And now that the global financial system is more interconnected than ever, what goes on over in China has a greater impact on the rest of the globe than ever before. Today, China has the largest economy on the planet on a purchasing power basis, and the Chinese stock market “is the second largest in the world in terms of market capitalization”… Just as in 1929, flighty retail investors make up the bulk of China’s stock market and, just as in 1929 in the U.S., they have heavily margined their accounts. The Financial Times puts the number of retail investors in the Chinese stock market at 80 to 90 percent of the total market. Retail investors, unlike sophisticated institutional investors, are prone to panic selling, which explains the wild intraday swings in the Shanghai Composite over the past week. Last night, the Shanghai Composite broke a key technical support level, closing below 4,000 at 3,912.77. The index is now down 24 percent since it peaked earlier this month and has wiped out more than $2.4 trillion in value. China’s stock market is the second largest in the world in terms of market capitalization, with the U.S. ranking number one. Making world markets even more worried about the situation in China, its regulators are showing a similar brand of leadership as Mario Draghi. After previously pledging to trim back risky margin lending, they have now done a complete flip flop and are permitting individual brokerage firms to avoid selling out accounts that miss margin calls by setting their own guidelines on the amount of collateral needed.   나는 미국인들 대부분이 아시아에서 벌어진 일에 신경을 쓰지않음을 알고있다, 허나 중국시장 붕괴가 일어날때 이것은 엄청난 대박이다. 그래서 2015년 대 금융위기사태가 지금 시작되는 것이다. 이것은 점점더 악화될 것이다. 지난 목요일에 론폴 의원은 선언했는데, "청산의 날이 왔다" 고 말했다, 나는 그의 말에 동감한다. 그럼 무슨일이 벌어지는가? 다음과 같은 사태를 피닉스 캐피털리서치가 예견했다... I know that a lot of Americans don’t really care about what happens over in Asia, but when the second largest stock market in the entire world crashes, it is a very big deal. The great financial crisis of 2015 has now begun, and it is just going to get much, much worse.  on Thursday, Ron Paul declared that “the day of reckoning is at hand“, and I agree with him. So what comes next? The following is what Phoenix Capital Research is anticipating…   때가 왔는데 모든게 끝난다, 내가 예상하건대: By the time it’s all over, I expect:   1)   수많은 신흥국들이 디폴트로가며, 신흥 증권시장은 50%이상을 상실케된다. Numerous emerging market countries to default and most emerging market stocks to lose 50% of their value. 2)   유로는 유로존이 붕괴하기전에 먼저 붕괴되어서 달러와 상호연동이 깨진다. (종국에 유로화 새돈이 나와서 미달러화 아래로 내려간다) The Euro to break below parity before the Eurozone is broken up (eventually some new version of the Euro to be introduced and remain below parity with the US Dollar). 3)  일본은 디폴트로 가고 하이퍼인플레로 들어간다  Japan to have defaulted and very likely enter hyperinflation. 4)   미주식시장은 최소 50% 손실을 보며 S&P 500 지수는 400 아래로 추락한다 US stocks to lose at least 50% of their value and possibly fall as far as 400 on the S&P 500. 5)  은행들이 내부 구제금융을 하기 때문에 예금은 동결된다 그리고 파산 은행이 나온다  Numerous “bail-ins” in which deposits are frozen and used to prop up insolvent banks.