A serious financial crisis brings about an economic crisis. The economic crisis will bring about inflation, and money will become less and less valuable. For a long time, in our country, money is deposited in banks. On the surface, it seems that depositing money in banks earns interest, but in fact, it is devalued. Calculated in this way, CPI is the inflation rate. CPI generally maintains around 4% normally, and reaches around 9% when CPI is at its highest. However, bank interest rates are only 3% in one year and only 4% to 5% in five years. The bank interest rate minus the inflation rate is negative, indicating currency depreciation. From the stock market, if issues such as size, dividend mechanism, etc. are not resolved, the market will not be healthy. If you don’t understand the capital market, don’t enter this market. Don't buy bank funds. If appropriate, buy some government bonds.

The U.S. dollar and gold are like a seesaw. As the U.S. dollar depreciates, gold will increase in value. Although the United States passed a rescue plan, it had little effect. On the day when Bush signed a 700 billion bailout plan in a flash, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell after rising.

Real estate is a pillar industry of the country, but it is not possible to buy a house at this time, as housing prices will continue to fall.