"Sadly there are many people around the world who are more concerned about preserving the value of their share portfolio than the wellbeing of their fellow citizens. "
And there are also people who are concerned about the welfare of the younger citizens of a country who will be left to face decades of possible unintended consequences of draconian measures that could inflict permanent damage to that country's economy and fiscal robustness.
(And, ps, for smart investors, times like these are where they do particularly well by capitalising on irrational and panic-induced selling of companies by those who lose their nerves.)
