Part II: The Stock Exchange.

The Stock Exchange is the first Financial Market that almost 80% of adults in the world identify as “the” Financial Market, the only one they know. But whether in the Eurozone or elsewhere in the major currency areas, “the stock market” is the smallest market. Indeed, this “listed equity market” does not list all forms of capitalization since there is a whole panoply of legal forms, open and closed, which make it possible to “dominate” the economic world and the financial world. On the other hand, behind this Stock Market (listed shares) of the EuroZone, there are actually two markets: “the Primary Market” and “the Secondary Market”. As you will see, the Secondary Market can vary from single to double, or vice versa. “The Stock Exchange” looks like a basket of crabs: from the first tremors, the small crabs are ejected. In the final, there are only a thousand large shareholders left in the world. To be able to launch new issues on the Primary Market, it is mandatory to call on the banks that designate a “leader”. This leader is a very discreet investment banker (or the specialized structure of a TOP-10 bank). Its role is to set pre-sale quotas  for  a new share for each participating bank, and to determine in advance the ranges of introductory prices, high or low according to market developments, high or low depending on the price of existing shares. Of course, the leader foresees   the ultra-comfortable commissions that the partner banks will share: generally between 5% and 8% of “collections”. As you will see, this primary market is very clearly counterproductive (insufficient and too expensive): it is against this system of “greedy investment bankers” and not very enthusiasticthat the Americans have created new over-the-counter markets, the most spectacular of which  is the market of “crypto-assets” which are in no way “currencies” (not even Bitcoin). We will gradually come back to all these concepts and novelties: a gigantic work of concepts and costing awaits us. read the article on google drive Views: 11

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Part I: Financial Markets in billion euro (end of 2019).  

The six posts devoted to the discovery and costing of financial markets in the Eurozone are old since they cover the period 2000 – 2009. On the other hand, they are of great interest in understanding the current monetary and financial system because it is practically impossible to do this work in other monetary areas. In summary, there are FOUR Financial Markets in the Eurozone that are all dominated by High Finance: Stock exchange Other Debt Securities Foreign Exchange Market Credit, Loan and Receivables Markets The strategy of High Finance is simple to understand: Let’s create more and more fake money Let’s create more and more debt Let’s create new Financial Markets Let’s create more and more Financial “Partners” Let’s create more and more Financial Instruments. Thanks to this system, European High Finance takes absolute control of all european economies. Then, thanks to the “Freedom of Movement of Capital” (killer liquidity) and thanks to our European “false friends” and “partners” (Luxembourg, Ireland, netherlands, Flemish Belgium), High Finance usesmore and more Financial Vehicles to steal the savings of Europeans. Clearly, we will show you that this world is mafia. During 2023, we will update these figures for the period 2000-2021. read the article on google drive Views: 16

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