400 ANOS DEPOIS, A BOLSA DE VALORES ESTÁ SE AUTODESTRUINDO

400 YEARS LATER, THE STOCK MARKET IS SELF-DESTRUCTING - Is the stock market dying? In 1891, at the height of a bubble, the Rio de Janeiro stock exchange had about 450 companies. Today, 135 years later, the entire Brazilian stock exchange has fewer than that. In the United States, the number of listed companies has halved since the 1990s, SpaceX spent 24 years off the stock market before making the largest IPO in history, and the world's largest stock exchanges are building technology that could replace them. So, are we facing the end of the stock market or a transformation that almost no one has noticed? In this video, we go back 400 years to understand why the stock market was invented and how it really works. Who was the domestic worker who bought one of the first shares in history? Where does the name "stock market" come from? What do Amsterdam, London, New York, and the Brazilian Encilhamento have in common? How did Naji Nahas crash the Rio Stock Exchange in 1989? And why do names like Michael Jensen, Michael Burry, Larry Fink, and Ray Dalio suggest that the stock market, as it exists today, may be nearing its end? Let's analyze the three forces that are emptying the market: the flight of companies, passive funds, and tokenization, and what this means for the small amount you invest each month. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Stock Exchange: 450 companies in 1891 01:59 1602: the ship and the first stock in history 04:30 The brilliant idea that created the stock exchange 05:21 Where does the name "stock exchange" come from? 06:03 The first stock market scammer 06:41 London 1720: the South Sea Bubble 07:30 New York 1792: the stock exchange is born under a tree 07:49 1929 Crash: 89% drop 08:21 Encilhamento: the first Brazilian bubble 09:47 1971 Bubble: the middle class in the stock market 10:18 Naji Nahas and the collapse of the Rio Stock Exchange 11:00 What the stock market really does 11:50 Force 1: companies are fleeing the stock market 14:15 Force 2: The autopilot of passive funds 15:46 Force 3: Tokenization and the dissolution of the stock market 16:52 Who is building the end of the stock market? 17:58 The theory of the crash: Ray Dalio and Warren Buffett 19:27 The other side: the stock market always came back 20:36 It was never the building 21:30 450 companies and the final question #StockMarket #Investments #B3 #Ibovespa #Stocks #FinancialMarket #NYSE #Nasdaq #WallStreet #SpaceX #ElonMusk #BlackRock #LarryFink #MichaelBurry #RayDalio #WarrenBuffett #IPO #PassiveFunds #Tokenization #Blockchain #FinancialCrisis #Bubble #Crash #HistoryOfTheEconomy #FinancialEducation #PersonalFinance #Economy #Money