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Title: Reason and Consequences of the financial crisis from an ethical point of view


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Reason and Consequences of the financial crisis
from an ethical point of view
  • Referent Fabian Grummes,
  • M-Phil (LMU-Muinch), Founding Member of the
    German Precious Metals Society,
    CommoditiesPreciousmetalstrader

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Some Quotes
  • This is the Mother of all crisis. - Paul
    Volcker, former Chairman of the FED
  • US sub-prime is just the leading edge of a
    financial hurricane. - Bernard Connolly, AIG
  • When you're in a pit, the first thing to do is to
    stop digging. - James Ellman, Seacliffe Capital

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I. What is Money?
We can define it by its functions as a
  • means of payment
  • store of purchasing power

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Characteristics of Money
  • rare
  • fungible
  • divisible
  • in demand
  • easily transportable
  • unforgeable

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The Goldstandard 1815-1914
  • Papermoney was convertible to Gold
  • free and global exchange of capital and goods
  • no government intervention necessary
  • system regulated itself

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Bretton Woods
  • established 1944
  • US - Dollar became reserve currency
  • USA obliged themselves to exchange every Dollar
    back into Gold (35 1 ounce of gold)
  • broke down 1971

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Since 1996 all currencies of the world are backed
by nothing but the trust of the citizens...
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Todays Money Fiat Money
one fatal Flaw (over the long run) the amount of
money is easily to increase
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Global Amount of Derivatives 684 Trillions
US-Dollar
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II. The Structure of the MarketsThe Prisoners
Dilemma
  • The classic dilemma Structure

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The Normal Structure
Companies with a bad Riskmanagement will go
bankrupt
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A History of Bailouts
  • Chrysler 1979
  • Stockcrash 1987
  • Asian Crisis 1997
  • Russia Crisis 1997/98
  • LTCM 1998
  • New Economy 2000
  • Financial Crisis 2007 - 20??

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The Bailout Structure
Now Companies with a bad riskmanagement will be
rewarded
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III. The only Reason
FIAT MONEY
  • only a fiat-money system make such a bailout
    history possible
  • only in a fiat money system you can run a credit
    based economy
  • only in a fiat money system you can establish
    bubble after bubble

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IV. Consequences
  • When the music stops in terms of liquidity,
    things will get complicated. But as long as the
    music is playing, you've got to get up and dance.
    We're still dancing. - Chuck Prince, former CEO
    of Citigroup

Central Banks will create as much money as
necessary to bring back the music
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  • The Federal Reserve was not founded to bail out
    Bear Stearns or a few hedge funds. It was founded
    to keep a stable currency and maintain its value.
    - Jim Rogers, Rogers Commodity Fund

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  • The US-Dollar will loose most of its purchasing
    power
  • The USA will loose their Status as the one and
    only Superpower
  • China, India and also Brasil will get much more
    influence to worlds Policy
  • Maybe the Euro will not survive
  • The FED and the Central bank System will not
    survive
  • War was and is always a good way to distract from
    inner Problems

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  • Hyperinflation may cause a new Currency system
    maybe currency which is backed by something -
    Gold?
  • 9/11 was abused to abolish a lot of personal
    liberties, and the financial crisis will be
    abused in the same way.
  • The World will face a new Protectionism

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Thanks a lot for your interest!
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V. Are there ways to profit from that crisis?
  • Gold and Silber
  • Commodities - especially agriculture
  • China (Asia)
  • some Stocks
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