Hey, Palntr? (Or however you spell your name.) are you comfortable using all your resources so that Alice, and Alan can constantly end up in the back of cars for you monstrous hidden elites? Keep thinking the working light of reality you hide from, won't find you. You already know how evil, you are, so that means, it is known elsewhere, beyond your dead souls, how evil, you are.
One of the best documentaries I have seen on capital markets. I have been the President of the Bangalore Stock Exchange and have been a witness from outcry trading 37 years ago till mobile & algo trading currently. This took me back to my days in the ring and beautifully portrays into the lives and the minds of Traders.Cheers !
Jagdish Ahuja was indeed the president: Jagdish Ahuja is a well-known figure in the capital market. He has been the President of the Bangalore Stock Exchange Ltd and possibly the youngest President of any Stock Exchange in the world and has been the Chairman of its well-known subsidiary Bgse Financials Ltd. He is currently a Director in India’s fastest growing brokerage firm PCS Securities Ltd, which has a presence in more than 330 locations across India. The company has been awarded the fastest growing Equity Brokerage Firm in India (mid-sized segment) by Dun & Bradstreet in May 2009. As for BsSE: Bangalore Stock Exchange (BgSE), was a public stock exchange based in Bangalore, India fully owned by Government of India.[1][2] It was founded in 1963 and had 595 regional and non-regional companies listed. In September 2005, the BgSE announced plans to go public by divesting at least 51% of its ownership. The stock exchange was managed by a Council of Management, consisting of members appointed by the Securities and Exchange Board of India. It was the first stock exchange in South India to start electronic trading of securities in 1996 (Wiki).@@FellaHAILIRA
@@FellaHAILIRA "Bangalore Stock Exchange (BgSE), was a public stock exchange based in Bangalore, India fully owned by Government of India.[1][2] It was founded in 1963 and had 595 regional and non-regional companies listed. In September 2005, the BgSE announced plans to go public by divesting at least 51% of its ownership." this is literally from the first link, a bunch of articles about the exchange. You good there?
Beautifully filmed documentary. I’m a retired CPA/CBA/Financial Analyst, Banking Supervisor/Regulator. I spent 35+ years in local/global finance/banking. I’m looking forward to watching the entire series.
I have a question for you. How do people in your industry work their whole lives in these positions but never know what they really catch themselves doing? Do they ever give you a breakdown of the monetary monitoring economy and ecology Human ecosystem, or do they select you folks because they know you will remain oblivious to the reality around you being only focused on the money (moon eye fish) or 🥕💎carats they have you chasing?
@@guyanasun4361it’s called segmentation, they only know strictly what they need to know, and when you’re only shown how to do your job, you never concern yourself with the whole system/bigger picture. It’s only when you exit the system that you can see it for what it it
As a professional futures day trader who just became consistently profitable not too long ago I also found this documentary very well done… it’s not the typical propaganda or weeaboo BS about wall st and it actually goes into the daily lives of the people who work in this planet finance… as a trader I found it fun to see how much of this world has become my daily life and how much I share with these other people in the world… it’s pretty cool, I wish I could show some of this to my friends and family because they are always baffled at how I make returns consistently because to them the market is this unpredictable black voodoo box where nothing really makes sense and in which they participate only by liking some sector and buying an ETF in their retirement accounts… they hear the sums of money I flip on a daily basis and are baffled at how I can just play with money that big and make returns week after week… it’s something I am now baffled at too but in a beautiful way… it took so much work and training to get here and now that I am here it’s like being on top of a mountain of clarity, having gotten acquainted with this strange world of the markets and all the industries revolving around it… unfortunately if I begin to talk about it at the depth required to truly express the message, I end up reading a novel out loud and everyone doesn’t want that complex answer, they want some magical secret pulled out of a hat. I think that magical secret is simply having a process to manage one’s mental/emotional world 24/7, 365 days a year… if one can overcome the inner self, they can be a profitable trader but man is it easier said than done for most. Haven’t met a single trader yet who hasn’t struggled with at least some aspect of it. Anyways, just wanted to throw in my 2 cents from the trader side of it… it’s truly a bizarre world this planet finance is… and god do I love it and think it is beautiful. As they said in the documentary, it is truly a living creature, a being with a heartbeat, where each little blip is like a piece of a human’s existence, a participant, someone acting on their thoughts, beliefs, strategies, struggles, emotions, and so on… it’s like watching the ocean on the beach. Sometimes it’s stormy and volatile, other times it’s calm and peaceful. I love it and many others love it too, so these guys did a really great job capturing this world in this multi-episode documentary… it’s really done nicely because it focuses on so many different stars of the show… not just one person talking about it all. As for your experience in banking, that’s pretty awesome! Must have seen a lot in your career, I am definitely interested in learning about it too… quite the powerful industry it is… so much of it affects our daily lives without us noticing it. The hand that oversees our ant-like existence in a way… the hand that feeds the creators of our cities, our education, our entire world perhaps in one way or another. Just recently became a bit acquainted with it from a project my fiancée is working on at work where she got a grant from the UN 🇺🇳 to create an institution to urbanize spaces for education/training for management in a large city (where they will bring up the next generation of leaders/managers) done in collab with her university where she got her PhD. So super cool, the bank definitely plays a role in this, both of the UN and of the nation in which it’s happening. We depend on this world a whole lot and the people who make deals within it. Eventually it trickles down to wall st lol, but it all starts in a bank, whether private or something like the federal reserve or world bank…
The thing about being a Trader is no matter how good you feel about a trade you always know that Danger is always present and can show up at any time so you have to learn how to not let this fact stop you from pulling the trigger.🤔
0:00: 🌍 Planet Earth and Planet Finance have different interests, with the latter thriving during disasters and market volatility. 7:28: 😮 Michael Marks, a former Floor Trader, reflects on his time on Wall Street and the trading floor. 15:36: 📈 The global price of oil is determined through speculation in a futures market. 20:03: 📈 There is a disconnect between the stock market and the grain markets, and financial markets can deviate from their intended purpose. 26:10: 📈 The evolution of stock exchanges from open outcry to electronic trading and the role of high-speed networks in connecting exchanges worldwide. 33:59: 💡 The importance of speed in financial trading and the role of technology in enabling fast data transmission. 41:47: 📊 Trading and investing is a mentally challenging game that requires staying calm under pressure and managing emotions. 47:32: ⚖ Exploring the concept of risk and its role in finance. Recap by Tammy AI
You could have touched on how and why high frequency traders offer up thousands of buy and sell orders and cancel them immediately? How is the price (bid/offer) manipulated by doing this?
They are very active recently commenting under all day trading videos. As IBKR warned their account holders about scam groups, now they are recruiting non suspecting naive people through youtube comments.
Yup they're in the comment section of every financial video on RUclips. I've been reporting them for months if not years at this point but RUclips still never removes them. Too busy censoring genuine speech I suppose.
Amazing doc. I work in the financial markets and live about 4 blocks from the NYSE... The absolute insanity of Wall st. is hard to comprehend from the outside. This is a great look behind the curtain.
As a value investor managing clients money I always thankful to the speculators for creating unimaginable volatility so I could snatch some bargains based on the intrinsic value.
The exchange at 4 WTC was amazing. There was definitely a smell of greed and fear that hit you as soon as you walked through the doors. I worked as a phone clerk in various pits when I was about 17, circa 1990. The wildest crowd was in the Coffee Sugar & Cocoa, lol. All credit to the Dutch for inventing markets!
Well done. You could have touched on how and why high frequency traders offer up thousands of buy and sell orders and cancel them immediately? How is the price (bid/offer) manipulated by doing this?
Just so you guys know.. the Volcker rule is what changed the rules for the traders. They weren't allowed to have 2 books just a market making booking which holds a negative retention. All good traders left after 2014.
Who actually did this docu-serie? I know it VPRO but who actually did this? It is so well done. Everytime someone say something interesting they pin point exactly the important information. I want more of those documentary
Come on you can’t be that naive. They will never teach anything of true value in a public school. Colleges barely teach anything that will help you succeed in life and it financially crippled most. I really can’t think of anything i was taught in school that I utilize today. This is by design. To keep people poor, dumb and sick and therefore easy to control
I enjoy the being in the markets but i hate loosing money, it has been a struggle since day one. It becomes an addiction. I m gonna watch the whole series. Thank you for putting it out.
My dad's biggest regret was rejecting a wall street job and going into working for the government. He said he chose the safe route but didn't realize how big the market would get.
I remember watching another documentary a while ago where an investor said his first thought after he saw the planes hit the towers was "What's the price of gold?"
Wow, thank you for the learning and the olden days trading memories which today we can do it even from our mobile phone without having to jostle around plus being spotted at and got pierced by pencils.. Thank you for this kind of documentary which we can share the link to our next generation to watch.
That guy driving a sedan in the desert is actually Sheikh Zayed of Abu Dhabi UAE. That desert is now called Shk Zayed Road. 6 lanes per side all named to his name
Salam Nameste Sholom, Excellent Documentary, As researcher and as an investment Firm Founder and Owner I really Appreciated your efforts for Education People whom are not part of Quadrillion dollars Market, P Peace love and Blessing from Karachi Pakistan,
@@bobbybannerjee5156 Yeah, Commodities like Gold, Silver, Zinc, Lead, Aluminum, Copper, Crude Oil, Natural Gas and agri commodities like jeera, corn, soyabean, and others. I would suggest start with equities meaning shares of the company that would cost u less money to trade and u can learn from it. Then, go with commodities. Once u understand the equity market, commodity market would be easier for you.
These people that are playing with Risk, are they the same people who were children just as Authorities and Insurance Companies stopped kids from experimenting with their limits and, thus, prevented them from learning what Risk was and what were the rewards?
Its like those in the financial sector are capable of overriding the legal restraints of the overall banking system by way of exploiting nearly every vulnerability or limit that may be built in. What is the difference between a banker and hacker in most cases?
Ah! It was nice when these things happen somewhere else, but my dear friend the world is changing and it won't always be like that. Now we Westerners, who have lived beyond our means, now it is our turn, for us and our families to taste a little of the life that these countries have suffered for a very long time
Great!! this is the basic challenge for humanity to survive with any dignity. Can market trading be beneficial? Can market trading create innovation? What does Varofaucus have to say?
It CAN be about playing with risk, doesn't mean all the players are PLAYING with risk, others are investing, making informed decisions, technical based decisions.
The people making money from "How to Make Money" courses are the "teachers" who will impart the knowledge to you for a price. The example at the beginning of the Video is the same as that used by the Property "gurus" back in the 1970s and '80s. Ask yourself; if the ir ideas are so good, why are they wasting time telling others about it? Philanthropy? I doubt it.
Here’s the thing. Bankers are NOT bad in a free market economy. In Italy bankers were called bankers cause they’d sit by a bench they had and when they went bankrupt their bench was broken. The problem is that the rothschild and other rich bankers that represented 25% of the worlds wealth and western bankers in 1911 I believe met at Jekyll island and made the federal reserve. They used both republicans and democrats to pass the federal reserve act in 1913. They were super good. Like they used republicans having them say no don’t pass the federal reserve act cause it’s terrible for business which then made the average man think hmm maybe this is good. It basically got liberals to vote for it. Of course it was good for big business and big government which basically keynesians and followers of Alexander hamilton wants. The workers and businesses that aren’t big or that want competition etc are the ones that got screwed. Read the book creature from Jekyll island. Free banking is fine! But we’ve not had that since before the civil war. Banking changed thanks to the civil war. It was the Rothschild that told the US in 1840 I believe they can’t borrow from europe until states that defaulted on their debt paid their debt in full. It’s like ya the U.S. pays all their debt in full today but the ones that are enslaved are the workers that pay taxes never amounting to anything because inflation is always higher then wage increases because that’s how the MONETARY SYSTEM IS SETUP. There’s a banking cartel and we have cronyism. But that does NOT mean that banking and capitalism is bad. Banking and capitalism is fine when it’s free or somewhat free. Without bankruptcy you then have Obama bailing out Wall Street and saying well we have to big to fail companies and what are you going tk do. It’s like they forgot that the government broke up Rockefeller’s company back in the day and that wasn’t a state backed monopoly like banking today.
I didn't know the history of banking, but I do agree with this statement concerning capitalism by George Bernard Shaw. "Capitalism has destroyed our belief in any effective power but that of self interest backed by force." I'm thinking that the development of BRICS is going to put the cat among the pigeons for the federal reserve, for the whole set up, and we all know they won't take kindly to other countries asserting themselves and their own wealth, so I can see the force coming into play and all hell letting lose. I think there are better ways of living for humanity, far more intelligent, and therefore kind and just ways than capitalism. It's ultimately destroying itself though, (as well as much of the natural world on a large scale), so, it'll be a terrible dream humanity will eventually wake up from hopefully.@@koltoncrane3099
Unfortunately how most people think has little bearing on social reality. The world is structured to function like bankers think, and that is why it is heading to disaster.
Just like buying record albums, groceries, Houses or cars, only better. There is a open market somewhere most hours of the day with not one or two sellers or buyers, but hundreds or more often, competing against each other to gain your business and their prices are there for the wprld to see
Wonderful documentry. Very good job and allowing the common man to see a glimpse behind the curtain of the financial engine that runs the planet.
This.
Hey, Palntr? (Or however you spell your name.) are you comfortable using all your resources so that Alice, and Alan can constantly end up in the back of cars for you monstrous hidden elites? Keep thinking the working light of reality you hide from, won't find you. You already know how evil, you are, so that means, it is known elsewhere, beyond your dead souls, how evil, you are.
You won’t see that deep behind the scenes.
@@jmc8076 quite true. there is some reflections that give context the rest we can deduce by adding human behaviour to the missing parts :)
One of the best documentaries I have seen on capital markets. I have been the President of the Bangalore Stock Exchange and have been a witness from outcry trading 37 years ago till mobile & algo trading currently. This took me back to my days in the ring and beautifully portrays into the lives and the minds of Traders.Cheers !
Stop lying. You were no bangalore stock exchange. Bangalore stock exchanges don't even exist.
You must be the president of "in my dreams."
@@FellaHAILIRA do your research man, it was founded in 1963
Jagdish Ahuja was indeed the president: Jagdish Ahuja is a well-known figure in the capital market. He has been the President of the Bangalore Stock Exchange Ltd and possibly the youngest President of any Stock Exchange in the world and has been the Chairman of its well-known subsidiary Bgse Financials Ltd. He is currently a Director in India’s fastest growing brokerage firm PCS Securities Ltd, which has a presence in more than 330 locations across India. The company has been awarded the fastest growing Equity Brokerage Firm in India (mid-sized segment) by Dun & Bradstreet in May 2009.
As for BsSE: Bangalore Stock Exchange (BgSE), was a public stock exchange based in Bangalore, India fully owned by Government of India.[1][2] It was founded in 1963 and had 595 regional and non-regional companies listed. In September 2005, the BgSE announced plans to go public by divesting at least 51% of its ownership. The stock exchange was managed by a Council of Management, consisting of members appointed by the Securities and Exchange Board of India. It was the first stock exchange in South India to start electronic trading of securities in 1996 (Wiki).@@FellaHAILIRA
@@FellaHAILIRA "Bangalore Stock Exchange (BgSE), was a public stock exchange based in Bangalore, India fully owned by Government of India.[1][2] It was founded in 1963 and had 595 regional and non-regional companies listed. In September 2005, the BgSE announced plans to go public by divesting at least 51% of its ownership."
this is literally from the first link, a bunch of articles about the exchange. You good there?
LOL , Stop your silly jokes
Beautifully filmed documentary. I’m a retired CPA/CBA/Financial Analyst, Banking Supervisor/Regulator. I spent 35+ years in local/global finance/banking. I’m looking forward to watching the entire series.
I have a question for you. How do people in your industry work their whole lives in these positions but never know what they really catch themselves doing? Do they ever give you a breakdown of the monetary monitoring economy and ecology Human ecosystem, or do they select you folks because they know you will remain oblivious to the reality around you being only focused on the money (moon eye fish) or 🥕💎carats they have you chasing?
@@omarsmalls7610😂 yeah bro slide right into his DMs, he’s dying to give you an interview
@@guyanasun4361it’s called segmentation, they only know strictly what they need to know, and when you’re only shown how to do your job, you never concern yourself with the whole system/bigger picture. It’s only when you exit the system that you can see it for what it it
@@guyanasun4361it’s much more complex than that homie… quit projecting your imagination of reality onto reality.
As a professional futures day trader who just became consistently profitable not too long ago I also found this documentary very well done… it’s not the typical propaganda or weeaboo BS about wall st and it actually goes into the daily lives of the people who work in this planet finance… as a trader I found it fun to see how much of this world has become my daily life and how much I share with these other people in the world… it’s pretty cool, I wish I could show some of this to my friends and family because they are always baffled at how I make returns consistently because to them the market is this unpredictable black voodoo box where nothing really makes sense and in which they participate only by liking some sector and buying an ETF in their retirement accounts… they hear the sums of money I flip on a daily basis and are baffled at how I can just play with money that big and make returns week after week… it’s something I am now baffled at too but in a beautiful way… it took so much work and training to get here and now that I am here it’s like being on top of a mountain of clarity, having gotten acquainted with this strange world of the markets and all the industries revolving around it… unfortunately if I begin to talk about it at the depth required to truly express the message, I end up reading a novel out loud and everyone doesn’t want that complex answer, they want some magical secret pulled out of a hat. I think that magical secret is simply having a process to manage one’s mental/emotional world 24/7, 365 days a year… if one can overcome the inner self, they can be a profitable trader but man is it easier said than done for most. Haven’t met a single trader yet who hasn’t struggled with at least some aspect of it. Anyways, just wanted to throw in my 2 cents from the trader side of it… it’s truly a bizarre world this planet finance is… and god do I love it and think it is beautiful. As they said in the documentary, it is truly a living creature, a being with a heartbeat, where each little blip is like a piece of a human’s existence, a participant, someone acting on their thoughts, beliefs, strategies, struggles, emotions, and so on… it’s like watching the ocean on the beach. Sometimes it’s stormy and volatile, other times it’s calm and peaceful. I love it and many others love it too, so these guys did a really great job capturing this world in this multi-episode documentary… it’s really done nicely because it focuses on so many different stars of the show… not just one person talking about it all.
As for your experience in banking, that’s pretty awesome! Must have seen a lot in your career, I am definitely interested in learning about it too… quite the powerful industry it is… so much of it affects our daily lives without us noticing it. The hand that oversees our ant-like existence in a way… the hand that feeds the creators of our cities, our education, our entire world perhaps in one way or another. Just recently became a bit acquainted with it from a project my fiancée is working on at work where she got a grant from the UN 🇺🇳 to create an institution to urbanize spaces for education/training for management in a large city (where they will bring up the next generation of leaders/managers) done in collab with her university where she got her PhD. So super cool, the bank definitely plays a role in this, both of the UN and of the nation in which it’s happening. We depend on this world a whole lot and the people who make deals within it. Eventually it trickles down to wall st lol, but it all starts in a bank, whether private or something like the federal reserve or world bank…
The thing about being a Trader is no matter how good you feel about a trade you always know that Danger is always present and can show up at any time so you have to learn how to not let this fact stop you from pulling the trigger.🤔
0:00: 🌍 Planet Earth and Planet Finance have different interests, with the latter thriving during disasters and market volatility.
7:28: 😮 Michael Marks, a former Floor Trader, reflects on his time on Wall Street and the trading floor.
15:36: 📈 The global price of oil is determined through speculation in a futures market.
20:03: 📈 There is a disconnect between the stock market and the grain markets, and financial markets can deviate from their intended purpose.
26:10: 📈 The evolution of stock exchanges from open outcry to electronic trading and the role of high-speed networks in connecting exchanges worldwide.
33:59: 💡 The importance of speed in financial trading and the role of technology in enabling fast data transmission.
41:47: 📊 Trading and investing is a mentally challenging game that requires staying calm under pressure and managing emotions.
47:32: ⚖ Exploring the concept of risk and its role in finance.
Recap by Tammy AI
You could have touched on how and why high frequency traders offer up thousands of buy and sell orders and cancel them immediately?
How is the price (bid/offer) manipulated by doing this?
Be aware of scammers in the comments who suggest someone who helped them amassed their supposed wealth.
They are very active recently commenting under all day trading videos. As IBKR warned their account holders about scam groups, now they are recruiting non suspecting naive people through youtube comments.
Yup they're in the comment section of every financial video on RUclips. I've been reporting them for months if not years at this point but RUclips still never removes them. Too busy censoring genuine speech I suppose.
Thank you.
They are so many
These documentaries are absolutely incredible. Thank you so much for them.
Amazing doc. I work in the financial markets and live about 4 blocks from the NYSE... The absolute insanity of Wall st. is hard to comprehend from the outside. This is a great look behind the curtain.
What's it lije living in NYC
As a value investor managing clients money I always thankful to the speculators for creating unimaginable volatility so I could snatch some bargains based on the intrinsic value.
The exchange at 4 WTC was amazing. There was definitely a smell of greed and fear that hit you as soon as you walked through the doors. I worked as a phone clerk in various pits when I was about 17, circa 1990. The wildest crowd was in the Coffee Sugar & Cocoa, lol. All credit to the Dutch for inventing markets!
Superb documentry; how the common people are ill served by greedy financial institutions.
Happy I am watching this, this evening. And I am watching this again on a different night. This history is amazing. This documentary is awesome.
Powerful, chilling, insightful documentary... Thank you for this production!
FANTASTIC video...great interviews with fascinating people with real experience and stories, and you let them talk.
Another well done documentary by vpro. This is as much art as it is a documentary.
yes the level is outstanding, so good
Well done.
You could have touched on how and why high frequency traders offer up thousands of buy and sell orders and cancel them immediately?
How is the price (bid/offer) manipulated by doing this?
Just so you guys know.. the Volcker rule is what changed the rules for the traders. They weren't allowed to have 2 books just a market making booking which holds a negative retention. All good traders left after 2014.
This is a great docuseries!! Great job. Awesome production quality and content!!
Who actually did this docu-serie? I know it VPRO but who actually did this? It is so well done. Everytime someone say something interesting they pin point exactly the important information. I want more of those documentary
Very nicely put
Great stuff! Beautifully done! Looking forward to the next episode! This is the sort of docus they need to use for teaching in schools.
Come on you can’t be that naive. They will never teach anything of true value in a public school. Colleges barely teach anything that will help you succeed in life and it financially crippled most. I really can’t think of anything i was taught in school that I utilize today. This is by design. To keep people poor, dumb and sick and therefore easy to control
This is the trading documentary I’ve been looking for.
I enjoy the being in the markets but i hate loosing money, it has been a struggle since day one. It becomes an addiction.
I m gonna watch the whole series.
Thank you for putting it out.
When I started my career in finance I had two options - go into investment banking or trading. I am glad I went with investment banking.
Can't wait for the next great episodes...it really is somehow a planet on it's own. Thank you for the upload!
Incredible! Thank you for this series! I hope its as insightful as this!
name of the mountain on the following time frames 37:00 through 37:18
jungfraujoch
A pedagogical documentary that made me smile and feel fearful.
A future isn’t just a bet. It’s an agreement to buy at a set price at a set date. Hence the name “future”.
Everyone "Loses Equally" in the end. He who dies with the most toys, still dies.
Yeah? But he still had the most toys whilst he was alive
It’s not about toys for many it’s about time. Do you want to work until you die or enjoy life as much as you can?
@@arathaemaxus5250 That wasn't my point.
@@Known-unknowns
Yeah he can also take those toys to his grave as well
Yeah but their children get to keep the toys. Boo to the corrupt stock market
23:00 What not why 35:04 How 38:00 Plumbing
You can always bet on greed. It'll never fail
Whats the production date of the documentary (not publishing date on youtube)?
14:00 - legendary quote for the ages
39:43 What are they doing? Are there any simulator to do that with partners?
I quite enjoyed watching this documentary! Thank you VPro documentary for sharing!
My dad's biggest regret was rejecting a wall street job and going into working for the government. He said he chose the safe route but didn't realize how big the market would get.
I remember watching another documentary a while ago where an investor said his first thought after he saw the planes hit the towers was "What's the price of gold?"
Your content is an ahead of its time analysis. Stunning work!
That was a beautiful documentary! Nice work! Congrats one hundred times!
Another amazing doc. Thank you. I'm anxiously looking forward to the next ones. 😍
Top tier finance doc there folks. bravo!
How much do i need to invest to make significant money
Great...i will share with my son, he lives in Texas... be brave, just dont give up...!❤
This is an impressive and well-crafted piece of work.
14:31 That is the absolute 💯 truth! I was married to a former trader and he described it the exact same way.
Wonderful job u did in this documentary,but what was the name of the mountain name again?
Just watching this can perhaps save a financial portfolio. Every little action can determine a win or loss in the stock market
how to find 38:53 Music
Wow, thank you for the learning and the olden days trading memories which today we can do it even from our mobile phone without having to jostle around plus being spotted at and got pierced by pencils.. Thank you for this kind of documentary which we can share the link to our next generation to watch.
This is beautiful ❤. Just confirmed my hunch! Money is made out-of-nothing
6:41 - Dan Dicker - the irony of the name!
22:00 Probably one of the most enlightening ideology from a trader perspective
Really good documentary showing a glimpse behind what really makes the world go 'round.
That guy driving a sedan in the desert is actually Sheikh Zayed of Abu Dhabi UAE. That desert is now called Shk Zayed Road. 6 lanes per side all named to his name
Salam Nameste Sholom, Excellent Documentary, As researcher and as an investment Firm Founder and Owner I really Appreciated your efforts for Education People whom are not part of Quadrillion dollars Market, P
Peace love and Blessing from Karachi Pakistan,
Wonderful documentary, great visuals. Its a piece of art
Excellent docu- series! Im Abig Fan of VPRO now.
Real stuff. Thank you for the time and effort put into it!
There are 5 continents to see? Thank you markets & Nasdaq
Great series! Wonderful work
GREAT DOCUMENTARY
I LOVE WATCHING THIS
SOON IM GONNA BE SUCCESSFULL TRADER 😇
I am afraid I didn't understand. What is being traded?
Brother, they r trading equities, commodities, bonds and other financial tradeable asset class
@@shashxxat Commodities? I'd start with that one. Can you explain?
Do you mean gold and oil and even softwares?
@@bobbybannerjee5156 Yeah, Commodities like Gold, Silver, Zinc, Lead, Aluminum, Copper, Crude Oil, Natural Gas and agri commodities like jeera, corn, soyabean, and others.
I would suggest start with equities meaning shares of the company that would cost u less money to trade and u can learn from it. Then, go with commodities. Once u understand the equity market, commodity market would be easier for you.
@@bobbybannerjee5156yes dear
Every thing
Amazing documentary, absolutely informative 💯
This is documentary gold ❤
These people that are playing with Risk, are they the same people who were children just as Authorities and Insurance Companies stopped kids from experimenting with their limits and, thus, prevented them from learning what Risk was and what were the rewards?
Top interview partners, excellent insights, top visual editing and graphics 🥇
Simply amazing…thanks for sharing your experiences and insights ❤🙏❤️
Amazing documentary! thanks allot for the perspective of the market game.
Awesome, happy about this new series. Great content as usual!
Its like those in the financial sector are capable of overriding the legal restraints of the overall banking system by way of exploiting nearly every vulnerability or limit that may be built in. What is the difference between a banker and hacker in most cases?
All the beautiful technological marvels we take for granted that without, we'd be scraping dirt in the Dark Ages.
"why is a hobby... what is what i do for a living." exactly.
The insanity of Casino planet earth where the humans are addicted to gambling games instead of creating a better world.
We treat the earth and oceans as both pantry and sewer. What could go wrong. . We treat people the same way.
Ah! It was nice when these things happen somewhere else, but my dear friend the world is changing and it won't always be like that. Now we Westerners, who have lived beyond our means, now it is our turn, for us and our families to taste a little of the life that these countries have suffered for a very long time
What hell are you talking about creating a better world money is the only thing that matters pal..
Haha, I love the sneak diss towards flat earthers @ 38:20
There's nothing worth considering in the Financial system than the Loan with zero interest
Asalamu Aliekum brother, do you have any ideas on how a bank that lends with zero percent interest can generate profit?
@mustafcode Charge a one time fee ,that way they don't suck your life the entire time.And the fee would have to be fair.
@@mustafcodemoney shouldn't be the commodity, they lend and be a partner in losses and wins.
Great Documentary very good job
What happens if the mega exchange in Italy gets bombed?
Great!! this is the basic challenge for humanity to survive with any dignity. Can market trading be beneficial? Can market trading create innovation? What does Varofaucus have to say?
8:40 I understand all too well what the problem is and also how to fix it....
Now all I need is to know where the perpetrators live now
She’s 💯% correct! 42:31 the hardest way to make the easiest money 💰 😊
It CAN be about playing with risk, doesn't mean all the players are PLAYING with risk, others are investing, making informed decisions, technical based decisions.
What a great documentary
That intro was spectacular,
Love his answer 😆 26:23 obvious 😆
The people making money from "How to Make Money" courses are the "teachers" who will impart the knowledge to you for a price.
The example at the beginning of the Video is the same as that used by the Property "gurus" back in the 1970s and '80s.
Ask yourself; if the ir ideas are so good, why are they wasting time telling others about it? Philanthropy? I doubt it.
It would be nice for an retired wallstreet banker to do an documentary on this showing the positive side.
😂😂😂Positive side??? 😂😂😂
High level of professionalism
Why do dutch have to add mosning voices too?
great video. Thanks your dedication.
excellent. loved this ❤️
Powerful presentation
Thankfully not everyone thinks like a banker.
Here’s the thing. Bankers are NOT bad in a free market economy. In Italy bankers were called bankers cause they’d sit by a bench they had and when they went bankrupt their bench was broken.
The problem is that the rothschild and other rich bankers that represented 25% of the worlds wealth and western bankers in 1911 I believe met at Jekyll island and made the federal reserve. They used both republicans and democrats to pass the federal reserve act in 1913. They were super good. Like they used republicans having them say no don’t pass the federal reserve act cause it’s terrible for business which then made the average man think hmm maybe this is good. It basically got liberals to vote for it. Of course it was good for big business and big government which basically keynesians and followers of Alexander hamilton wants. The workers and businesses that aren’t big or that want competition etc are the ones that got screwed.
Read the book creature from Jekyll island. Free banking is fine! But we’ve not had that since before the civil war. Banking changed thanks to the civil war. It was the Rothschild that told the US in 1840 I believe they can’t borrow from europe until states that defaulted on their debt paid their debt in full. It’s like ya the U.S. pays all their debt in full today but the ones that are enslaved are the workers that pay taxes never amounting to anything because inflation is always higher then wage increases because that’s how the MONETARY SYSTEM IS SETUP. There’s a banking cartel and we have cronyism. But that does NOT mean that banking and capitalism is bad. Banking and capitalism is fine when it’s free or somewhat free. Without bankruptcy you then have Obama bailing out Wall Street and saying well we have to big to fail companies and what are you going tk do. It’s like they forgot that the government broke up Rockefeller’s company back in the day and that wasn’t a state backed monopoly like banking today.
I didn't know the history of banking, but I do agree with this statement concerning capitalism by George Bernard Shaw. "Capitalism has destroyed our belief in any effective power but that of self interest backed by force." I'm thinking that the development of BRICS is going to put the cat among the pigeons for the federal reserve, for the whole set up, and we all know they won't take kindly to other countries asserting themselves and their own wealth, so I can see the force coming into play and all hell letting lose. I think there are better ways of living for humanity, far more intelligent, and therefore kind and just ways than capitalism. It's ultimately destroying itself though, (as well as much of the natural world on a large scale), so, it'll be a terrible dream humanity will eventually wake up from hopefully.@@koltoncrane3099
Unfortunately how most people think has little bearing on social reality. The world is structured to function like bankers think, and that is why it is heading to disaster.
Underrated comment....
If everybody thought broadly and analytically like a banker, the world be revamped and in a much better state.
Very cool documentary
It seems, Marije Meerman's favorite filmmaker and inspiration is Werner Herzog :-)
The testicle story sounds familiar. Also understanding volatility to make money makes sense as well. Concerning 😟
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This is a great , thanks so much!
Just like buying record albums, groceries, Houses or cars, only better. There is a open market somewhere most hours of the day with not one or two sellers or buyers, but hundreds or more often, competing against each other to gain your business and their prices are there for the wprld to see
Great documentary.
This is amazing! thanks for sharing
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