The ENTIRE Stock Market Explained...All Of Its Dark Secrets IN ONE VIDEO

Welcome to the wild, weird, and chaotic world of the stock market-a place where fortunes are made, dreams are crushed, and everyone thinks they're the next Warren Buffett... until they realize they made $4 on a trade instead of $40 billion.
Today, we are going to talk about the stock market and the origins of this financial rollercoaster, where people decided that pieces of paper and now electronic 1’s and 0’s could control the world. But how did this all start, and who thought this was a good idea? Stick around, because the answer might just make you question your entire idea about money and the economy
Imagine a world where the concept of "stocks" is so foreign that the closest thing you’ve got to an IPO is a guy named Uruk offering you a slice of his barley harvest in exchange for some of those shiny beads you traded with the tribe across the river. Welcome to the ancient world, where the seeds of what we now know as the stock market were planted in the fertile grounds of necessity, innovation, and, let’s face it, a bit of good old-fashioned greed.
Our journey begins in Mesopotamia, the land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, where civilization first decided to kick things up a notch by inventing writing, agriculture, and, naturally, complex economic systems. The Sumerians, always ahead of the curve, weren’t content with simple barter systems. They developed one of the earliest forms of trade agreements, which we might recognize today as futures contracts.
Here’s how it worked: Suppose you’re a Sumerian farmer with a bumper crop of barley. You’d take some of that grain to the local temple-think of it as the New York Stock Exchange of the ancient world. There, you’d enter into a contract to deliver a specified amount of barley at a future date. In return, you’d receive a set amount of silver, goods, or even livestock upfront. This wasn’t just a casual handshake deal; it was chiseled into a clay tablet, making it about as official as you could get back then.
Of course, with great potential reward came great risk. If your crop failed due to drought, locusts, or divine wrath, you were still obligated to deliver the agreed amount of barley. Defaulting could mean financial ruin, or worse, being on the bad side of the local deity-a big no-no in those days.
Archaeologists have unearthed thousands of these clay tablets, revealing that these transactions weren’t just one-offs. The ancient Sumerians were engaged in a thriving, complex market economy that laid the groundwork for everything from Wall Street to Bitcoin.
Now, let’s hop on a boat and sail down the Nile to ancient Egypt, where grain wasn’t just food; it was currency. The Egyptian economy was heavily centralized, with the Pharaoh controlling most aspects of production and distribution. However, the state’s control over grain led to the development of what we might call the world’s first commodities market.
In Egypt, farmers would deposit their grain in state-controlled granaries, receiving a receipt in return. These receipts were more than just proof of deposit; they could be traded, sold, or used as collateral in financial transactions. Essentially, they functioned like a form of money, but instead of being backed by gold, they were backed by wheat.
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Here ya go, the entire history of the stock market

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[@johnboom6777]

Industrial revolution started in the Zaan districts of The Netherlands a huge industrial centre. They didn't have easy access to coal and iron ore which Britain did, so when it went there it skyrocketed covering up its inception.

[@TheMysteryDriver]

Tulip mania was fake.

[@AnonymousanonymousA]

in Mesopotamia were priest acting as a notary republic of clay tablets? what was the name of the local deity? thanks for the vid.

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Then why isn't that the title??? Tx for reading AI's shitty work. Couldn't even title it right. Total waste of an hour

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The stock market can be incredibly opaque. High-frequency trading (HFT), for example, is something most average investors aren’t aware of, but it can drastically affect market movements. Then you have insider trading, market manipulation, and even how big institutional players influence the market.

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It can feel like the system is rigged in favor of the wealthy or those with access to insider information. Not to mention, there’s the problem of market volatility, where sentiment can swing the market one way or another, sometimes without any clear rationale

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the stock market is still one of the best wealth-building tools out there. It allows anyone, even with small amounts of money, to own a piece of some of the world’s most successful companies. Over time, if you’re disciplined and stay informed, you can still see significant gains

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I'm surprised KZbin STILL has not figured out how to deal with the spammy/scam comments. Have not finished the video, but enjoying it so far. I really like finance history.

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[@jjsako1]

Jeez the use of AI video is distracting. Had to stop watching. Shame. Lazy in my opinion.

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Nothing says greed like using ai videos that exploited people ip

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I love this history of banking and commerce.. very interesting

[@gilgabro420]

42:30 body horror.

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Gotta love the idea of triggers to halt trading when 'the market' severely declines but never triggers to halt trading in severely rising markets...

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How ..? Am a newbie in crypto investment, please can you guide me through on how you made profit

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[@slayyalater]

That was very interesting to learn. Thanks for all your work in putting that together. The AI images were freaky and as time goes on I'm sure it'll continue to change.

[@noahway13]

I like your long form and your somewhat relaxed enunciation. This sounds odd, but I like to see you -- well, a person. I get sick of those videos that have back to back generic online photos/videos and a bland, probably ai written audio.

[@Empire4Liberty]

Made money in it and ive lost alot to. And i wont do it again. Yall keep it

[@Walker956]

tulips is a myth. educate yourself

[@AK-ei7dk]

I find the AI clips unnecessary and asinine

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yes 💯 great video and educational content. Make more please ❤

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This could be a top signal ngl

[@1000miles2paradise]

Lol. To the comment at the end about whether this is a new norm, with trillion dollar companies. That almost sounds about right. Maybe they’re priced correctly and everything else is way underpriced. 😂

[@bartelv]

great job

[@user-mk3ss9nx7h]

Interesting

[@impermanenthuman8427]

Dodgey AI video needed better editing, there’s a modern car driving around at 4:20mins and just as it goes past one of the AI generated humans just stretches from being about 6ft tall to 12ft 😂

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I like the AI videos! Keep it up!

[@MyGoldToken-ri5xc]

Reading from school book. Not enough to understand what went wrong and what still is running wrong, such as the distribution of wealth and opportunity, corruption and indoor manipulation. We go back to the gold standard but in connection with encrypted data (crypto) much more flexible, competent and faster while decentralization does make it impossible to manipulate the instrument. The scam and hoax is always going on afterwards in the stock exchanges and exchange platform owners or by middlemen.

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👌good job

[@TelemoGum]

Love the AI videos very beautiful

[@pythagoran]

So much misinfo and misrepresentation combined with stolen art and amplified with misguided confidence. Watch with caution...

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Interesting

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[@xmuzel]

Aiii this AI generated footage lol

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!(: Cool, THANKS ;)!

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The AI video stuff is so jarring and... alien. Hate it.

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Well 👍🙂..

[@Nur45382]

can you do a video without music 7

[@TelemoGum]

The rough childs

[@gullybull5568]

This historical rendition is a boatload of manure. ❤ Get educated. Stop mouthing repeated bs. Sad.❤

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[@Gru39]

Waste of time and click bait 👎

[@gullybull5568]

THIS IS TRASH.... NICE FICTION.

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dont use the AI videos bro. just dont

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