I disagree. I am so glad it happened. Central Banks are distorting wages, growth, everything. Our own fed chair is a fing joke. If they really wanted to let markets b free, they would raise rates in July and let the carnage run through the system. it would hurt, but it would make US better off long term. The Brexit vote was PEOPLE over GOVT!! POWER OF THE PEOPLE!.
You have to realize that without cental banks controlling the markets more now than ever, the markets would be no where near where they are trading.
the financial crisis was a wake up call only to be propped up by emergency fed policy (which was fine in 2009 and 2010) but 7 to 8 years of emergency policy is actually causing slower growth and possible global recession. Japan is a joke, China is still a big problem waiting to happen, Europe EU should be broken up and the US has a real dilemma on its hands with Presidential race not mention the stupid fight for $15 movement.
accommodation, accommodation,accommodation... its like like baby boomer parents letting their millennial children live with them until they are 35-40, and once they enter the real world, they ar lost. the stock market is now stuck in this new era of DRUG ADDICTION to FED and it will end BADLY!!!