The
global stock market fell sharply due to the disappointing data from Germany's
manufacturing sector. However, many economists and institutions viewed the
Friday's selloff as a market overreaction. At the Credit Suisse Asian
Investment Conference in Hong Kong, the former chairwoman of the Federal
Reserve, Janet Yellen, said "I don't see a US recession as particularly
likely". In addition, the financial institutions generally believe that
weakness among German industry is "manageable".
The risk
currently facing the world economy does exist and also always exists. We cannot
make any particular prediction about "blackswan risk" (otherwise, it
is not "blackswan risk"); the sources of risk are known to the market
(maybe not all individuals know), and the market performance should reflect all
the information available to the market under the perfect circumstance.
However, as we know, the market can overreaction, then the market does not
reflect the information perfectly and people can draw wrong conclusions from
the overreacting market performance, accumulate the overreaction in the market.
The known
risk is from the changing in the world trading, the economic shocks within the
world economy and others. However, no one knows when the next recession will
come and what the next recession will cause. Like now, maybe many well known
experts are saying the market is overreacting to the negative news; however,
once the entire market overreact to some extent, the fear will come true.
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