Industry Flow of Monies

A huge importance of understanding the industries. Surely many believe Investment banks and Ibankers have said more regulation. However, over regulation is definitely something that the U.S. government has to take in mind. Especially when its an administration that seems like they doesn't fully get the Financial Markets. Obviously a big indicator in recent weeks. As government as strongly has media wise as well. Let's not forget governments role and not blame the industry. The recent week as the media lightened up about the financial markets a small bit of relief. Perhaps they should have thought of they issues when government they open the mergers of Investment banking industry and industry of minimal regulation and banking one of the most regulated compliant industry.

Finance executives that know the flow of cash should know that the economy is definitely in for a roller coaster in the short term. However, the mix of old money and new money still plays a role in the economic effects to come. Old monies and much wealth from older industries, trust funds, inheritance. However, the tech age of new monies and new ideas flow much differently once tech lifecycles flow. Some experts have heard the concepts of clearing out the rich so they start over again. Something that many tech companies do after a bubble. The monies prior to the depression how did it flow? Especially that era of why the FDIC concept was created. An industry the thrives more so U.S. wise then other countries. I really wonder where the trace of the old monies prior to the depression. How it flowed through after the depression. I wonder if the new age of economy can thrive again stronger then before.