As usual, at 9:00PM, I turn on TV, change to CNBC, watch the crowd trading floor, read the trend of DJ, another busy day, more importantly, another rallying day...well, maybe just a rebound day thanks to the desparate bail-out from all governments, but what is the next? nowdays people seems to be immunue to the bad news...Luckily I live in the powerful isolated China, without the direct impact, not feeling the lay-off, not seeing the fired bankers standing in the streets to ask for new jobs, but still, I can feel the same as those U.S bankers: panic, angry, dissapointed, desparate...What's the next? 

SO LONG, greedy Wallstreet. bye, GS, bye, MS..oh, I nearly forgot, Merill, and, yes, Lehman and Bear... Gone in my ears is what Bulskey said twenty years ago, "greed is good"... After this crisis each one seems have the capability to become an expert. They blame the greedy investment bankers, they condemn their ignorance of risks, they complain the weak government supervisory, they...
 
still believe greed is good, it's the original sin, but, the driving power of the history as well. When looking back to the history, from junk-bond in 80s, LTCM in 90s, Internet bubble in 2000, and Enrons in 04, those smartest guys are the ones to blame, however, they are, also, making the history.

Believe in the near future, they will be back...we will see..