Perché i prezzi degli asset SALGONO sempre (anche durante le crisi)

Why do financial markets continue to rise while the real economy slows? INSTAGRAM ►   / jonsric   The fact is this: Over the past seventeen years, five global economic crises—from the 2008 financial crisis to the European sovereign debt crisis, from the pandemic to the 2022 inflation—have produced the same outcome: stock indices at all-time highs, steadily rising real estate prices, and gold and commodities rising. During the same period, real wages have stagnated and housing affordability has plummeted. In this video, I analyze the macroeconomic mechanism linking: – Western governments' emergency fiscal policies – Sovereign debt issuance and the interest rates paid to holders – Capital concentration and wealth distribution – The effect on asset prices (stocks, real estate, gold, bonds) – The consequences for social mobility and purchasing power A reflection on how contemporary Western economies really work, why every public "bailout" ends up benefiting the same individuals who already hold the majority of the wealth, and why small investors—despite participating in market rallies through ETFs and pension funds—remain structurally excluded from the real benefits of asset growth. The relationship between inflation, public debt, monetary policy, and asset values ​​explained in an accessible way. Timestamps 00:00 – Five Crises, One Direction 01:39 – How Public Debt Works 03:14 – Tax or Debt 04:42 – Where Public Subsidies Really Go 07:27 – Why Stock Markets Rise During Crises 09:35 – Your Role as an Investor 10:57 – Historical Normality #IFEQ #JONSRIC #economy Music ► Artlist JNSRC