After watching the first episode of Wall Street Liu Bo

1. Everything has two sides, including financial markets: greed and fear; creation and destruction.

2. The core function of the capital market is efficient financing and risk sharing.

3. There is still a big gap between my country's financial market and the world's top capital markets, especially in terms of innovation. How hard do we need to work on innovation? No complicated products required, just innovative thinking!

4. It turns out that there is a process that can lead to sustained success in the capital market. Is it a miracle or temporary?

5. Investment banks are the core of this market. It is the link between listed companies and investment funds.

6. With a global perspective and global capital, the A-share market will have to be integrated into it sooner or later. Learning global thinking and mature capital markets will be beneficial to judging the future development of A-shares.

Famous Quotes

Marx: The financial market is a jackal, but without the financial market there would be no American railroads.

Reflections after watching the second episode of Wall Street Liu Bo

1. The endurance of small threads is limited, but when brought together, the endurance becomes very strong. Capital is like this, and so are people.

2. Only with freedom can there be innovation.

3. Politics and economics are always two brothers. If you are the overlord in politics, you must be the overlord in finance.

4. Trust creates financial markets. People trust each other, it is amazing.

Events:

1. The Anglo-Dutch War replaced Amsterdam in the Netherlands with London, England.

2. The Rothschild family ruled the entire financial market in the 19th century and began to internationalize.

Review of Wall Street Episode 3 Liu Bo

1. The debate between freedom and regulation created two major political parties in the United States.

Famous Quotes:

Hamilton: If everyone were an angel, there would be no need for government. If the government was filled with angels, there would be no need for a constitution.

Event:

In August 1790, the revolving door plan was passed, and American politics and finance parted ways and developed independently.