Investors looked to an answer to their fears regarding an uncertain returns, due of “quantitative easing”, which has artificially inflated markets prices. Investors realized little reward for lots of risk and they ran the risk of a continuing stampede.
Answer is Quantum economy - new vision about "new normal".
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Quantum economy – this notion first occurred in an unpublished work by Anatoly V. Kondratenko, "Physical Modeling of Economic Systems. Classical and Quantum Economies".

Everyone has experienced the kind of synchronism that plays out like a coincidence - you're thinking about someone and she calls you, or you have an uneasy sense about a friend and then hear bad news about him. In quantum physics we learn about non-locality. Experiments in the quantum have shown that one particle seems to "know" what another is doing, even when no apparent signal has passed between them, and the scientific term for that phenomenon is non-locality. These scientific words also describe synchronization!

Quantum physics shows us that we create our realities at the moment we observe them, so are we also creating these synchronous events? Yes, of course, absolutely we are creating them:

when most players are randomly or synchronously, decides it's time to close out positions, because it seems too "hot" - the market abruptly goes into free fall.

A 30% decline to an older investor with fewer years to try to recapture the loss is often catastrophic, greatly affecting spending and confidence and in turn affecting the overall economy. Investors who thought they found solace in the higher yielding corporate bonds will also suffer since once treasury yields rise and investors can get similar returns from “higher credit quality“ government bonds, corporate bonds will also come under considerable pressure. This too will have an impact on spending and consumer confidence.

Investors who are under the assumption that the stock market can continue its upward surge if the bond market continues its decline, will be very disappointed in 2011.
A QE2 and QE3 which may elevate bond prices in the near term but create an even greater “bubble” in the long term, raising a considerable inflation threat.

In Quantum Physics as in investment strategy it is often the combination of the diligence and discipline we will ultimately achieve the investment success we make great efforts for and understanding the laws of Quantum Physics will help us get there.