Money Crisis Lasting 10 Years?

According to a spokesperson for J.P. Morgan, it takes 10 years to get over a Financial Crisis:

"We had the NASDAQ, we had LTCM, we had the various forms of emerging-market crises in the '90s, we had the real estate crisis of 20 years ago: In most of these the direct impact on the behavior of the parties involved lasted more than 10 years," Loeys told Reuters in a telephone interview. "It looks like it takes a generation for the memory to fade and for the same mistakes to be made again."
--http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/080414/credit_jpmorgan.html

10 years is about half of a Nodal Cycle so I guess this makes sense. Once the North Node hits the South Node the World tumbles all over itself in total confusion and a new crisis emerges -- or something like that. This means that it's close to always the same guilty pair of Nodes. Right now we're on the Le0-Aquarius axis but last year we were on the Virgo-Pisces axis. The Moon rules the Memory and the Past so it makes sense that its Nodal Cycle will affect/erase the Memory. That would be the emotional attachment to Memory I suppose. The Moon also rules feelings of Security.

11 years is a Sun Spot Cycle. That could indicate serious Ego Damage. We're apparently at the beginning of what is said to be a hum-dinger coming up.

Uranus squares itself every 21 years so 10.5 years is a semi-square, hard aspect. This rules Cycles (maybe, my guess) and Risk Taking Business Abilities and Shock.

The Jupiter-Saturn conjunction cycle is 20+ years also. This rules Business and Worldly Social Affairs. Those two are trining right now so those two are non-financial panicky, although politics is known to tank the Markets. It's an election year right now and the Corporations who own the U.S. Government at any rate can't let the Markets tank until a Democrat gets into office.

Thank God for the Jupiter-Pluto conjunction cycle, happens every 13 years. Lucky 13. Comes along and makes ya feel Lucky again. Actually, the Great Depression was marked by one of these in Cancer.