Lorinda Pranzo, Research,  Tue 15 Sep 09

There is not 1 single element when it comes to government and investing. Bush has tried to make it 1 single element whic is no fun at all for the investors, and the savy investor. Nor is it fun on the sales side for the salesperson who is selling securities. There are many elements that need to be address, which is directly linked to how security regulation will fail or gain. Because, currently, it is directly linked to these 2 groups, the sellers and the buyers. Reforming Capital Requirements for financial firms is one major element whic his currently by the people, and which will most likely continue, it could never be run by government. In includes bringing firms back to financial stability, a new internal information climate for firms (including the way sellers are received by the public - for example quotes from a Merrill Lynch seller/trader was saying how "It is fun" about all the squabbling inside his firm about bonus pay-outs) Reformation of global turmoil, our energy crisis, and helth care reform for the people. Bringing it all together is what matters in a financial world, which is difficult to do, especially that we have had some bad apples in the mix, like Madoff.