Proactive Structural
Simulation : Impact of Inflation on Global Asset Prices Bubbles Burst,
Recession, Financial Market Crisis, Contagion,
Instability Early Warning
Warren Huang
OSA Intl Operations Analysis San Francisco, Ca., USA
Website :www.osawh.com / www.osaglobalstrategicmanagement.com email: wh3928@yahoo.com
* Fenglan
Zhang,
Zhejiang
University, , China
joycezhang001@yahoo.com.cn,
Abstract
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This paper demonstrated Huang¡¯s 30 years pioneering proactive, structural global macro, financial, industrial econometrics integration ,simulation, tracking economic boom and bust recession cycles, equities, bond, oil, commodities, housing assets prices bubbles bursts resulted credit, financial crisis, recession contagion, instability early warning Operations Simulation Analysis (OSA). Huang directed Zhang Performed E-Spline GARCH with Granger co-integration causes and consequences analysis.. Macro-financial, industrial econometrics analysis models have been developed, implemented for China /US, Taiwan international integration of financial markets muli-class asset pricing, risk valuation in asset allocation .. These models tracking forecast, provide early warning years, month ahead of last 30 years US, Asian, European, Russian central banks monetary, economic, fiscal policy impact on macroeconomic inflation, GDP and its impact on, financial economic, interest rates, currency, industrial sectors housing, commodities, oil ,equities, bond assets, industrial sectors demand, prices , corporate performance, stock prices bubbles boom and bust , recession mechanism , Identifying the real causes for last 20 years credit, financial, crisis resulted recession global contagion predicted with average error below 2 %, correlation constant greater than 0.96 These proactive, structural simulators have been implemented for providing the what, why, how and timing of global strategic financial crisis causes, onset, contagion early warning decision analysis Huang warned current US and global credit financial crisis, recession on Asian/China Finance, Capital Market Conference in Singapore, Shanghai, Beijing to 1000 Asian/Global investment bank, QFII executive Nov. 2003, indicated US and global excessive rate cuts, resulted soaring housing, stock, commodities asset prices bubbles, caused inflation, and predicted 2004 global rate hikes, insufficient inflation and asset prices bubble control through 2007 resulted skyrocketing housing price bubble burst in US subprime crisis , spread to credit, financial crisis. The real causes of current mortgage, credit, financial crisis and recession are due to poor financial, monetary policy decision modeling in inflation, asset pricing and risks valuation mechanism, MBS, CDO , the burst of super housing, commodities asset price bubbles caused by 7 year excessive easy credit policy . . Huang warned again to June 2007 , Beijing, University international financial risk management top global investment bankers, and Aug, on Wall Street Journal Economic, Market Beat blog and March 5, 2008 Pudong, China Fund World 2008 to global top investment banking, mutual fund managers that Inflation will be soared to 6 % and drive up crude oil prices to 145 , repeating 2003, inflation up from 1.3 to 3.2 % 2003-2004, drive oil prices from 19 to 34Global Housing price bubble burst, prices plunge 30 % into 2009, drag global economy into recession and stocks bond, oil, commodities, metals ,Derivative Asset Prices Bubbles Burst with 50 %-70 % bear market correction , 70-90 % mortgage, banking, finance correction, enter deep recession by year end 2008. despite global central banks rate cuts and US 700 billion and ECB 2.3 trillion bail out plan.
Keyword :US/China/Global,
Economic recession
cycles, housing , equities bubbles burst, financial instability Operations
Simulations Analysis, proactive structural CAPM , micro, macro- financial
integration financial instability
Basel II credit, market risks , monetary policy CDO mortgage default.
policy contagion
* Present Address : Investment Consultant, China Merchant Bank Securities,
Shanghai, China
Submitted to
8th
ANNUAL DARDEN INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CONFERENCE
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