Monetary Policy and Potential Economic Burst

There is a significant amount of money in circulation, but the monetary policy may need further tightening to prevent a potential burst.

### Warning Signs of a Looming Economic Crisis
* 💰  Before the coronavirus outbreak, the world had about **45 trillion dollars**, and there is still a **significant amount of money in circulation**.
* 📉  Despite the claim of implementing a contractionary policy, the monetary policy is not entirely contractionary, and there may be a need for **further tightening**.
* 💥  The current situation could lead to a **bubble burst scenario**, similar to the conditions before the **1929 Great Depression**.
* 🏢  In the past, significant amounts of money were concentrated in a few companies before market crashes, similar to the situation before the **dot-com bubble burst** in 1999 and 2000.
* 📈  Just before these historical crashes, there was an atmosphere of **widespread enthusiasm**.
* 🔮 " That kind of past is also **true for us in 2019**.

Compared to the situation before Corona, there were about 45 trillion dollars before Corona. In comparison, there is still a significant amount of money in circulation. Although it was said that a contractionary policy was being implemented, in fact, the monetary policy is not entirely contractionary, and it may need to be tightened further. In that case, it could lead to a situation where a burst occurs. It is very similar to the situation just before the 1929 Great Depression burst. At that time, a significant amount of money was concentrated in a few companies. Similarly, just before the dot-com bubble burst in 1999 and 2000, it was almost the same when everyone was enthusiastic, that was just before it burst. That kind of past is also true for us in 2019.

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The Current Monetary Policy and the Risk of a Financial Burst

There is still a significant amount of money in circulation compared to pre-Corona levels, despite the implementation of a contractionary policy.

The concentration of a large amount of money in a few companies raises the risk of a financial burst, similar to the situations before the Great Depression and the dot-com bubble burst.

The enthusiasm and concentration of money in 2019 parallel the conditions before previous financial bursts, raising concerns about a potential economic downturn.