經濟,財務,統計學,數理科學與政治評論

My Dear American people:

  This time is serious as we see the global markets crash down. This time, all of us have to face the consequence that even American markets can not get away from the disaster. I really worry about the contagion effect and do worry about it just happen on all of us. I think Americans should feel sorry about Mr. Bernanke as he is not aged but will be unemployed in six months. He just can not go back to Princeton when the teaching job market is tight. Mr Bernanke still has the mortgage to pay and still has to take responsible for his family. I think the U.S.A. is getting better under those sound monetary policies and Mr. Bernanke does a good job. He should not be disposed this time when the U.S.A. still need the one to help making sound decision about its monetary policy. I think others who are eager to replace Mr. Bernanke should abandon this kind of thought. And Mr. Bernanke should not be unemployed this time when he just make a big contribution to the economy of world.It is ironic,you know. When the one helps us to get through, but everyone turn their back on him!!  

  Mr. Bernanke makes big contributions to the economy of the whole world, not just the U.S.A. He does take those credits of those years in the U.S.A. And Mr. Obama should not dispose him like used tissue. Mr. Obama should show some respects to Mr. Bernanke and let him stay in the Fed for another years. The US-rescue job has not ended yet and there are a lot of things have to be done. Mr Obama should not consider others to replace Mr. Bernanke's position.

  To lay off Mr. Bernanke is a cold blood thing I have ever seen. To be honest, it is unthinkable. Let Mr Bernanke stay in the Fed is important. That is what my sincerely suggestion and that is the first priority Mr. Obama should do. The States is still in a fragile situation and the Fed policy should not be changed that much to let people fear. To let Mr. Bernanke stay in the Fed seems to be a better choice that Mr. Obama has to make. Those ones with mortgages to pay in the States should be treasured rather to be abandoned.