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question 1 A term named "financialization" has become an important one in describing the rise in power of a range of financial institutions in the global economy. Most prominently both the world's central banks and the private banking institutions are becoming implicated in the colossal debt being created and its association with the increasing income disparity on this planet. How has this contributed to the fact that fewer than 50 individuals control 50% of the world's wealth? When government's claim low inflation and stable monetary and economic policy the real estate market has seriously inflated and health care costs continue to rise significantly aboveCPI measured inflation. Who wins and who loses in this environment? How is this debt created? Are the resignificant differences in how debt impacts different segments of society? (President Trump seems to have done quite well being in debt and bankruptcy). Your report should investigate, analyse, and evaluate the issues presented above

question 2 In early 2021 a retail chain of video game stores called GameStop became a main financial news story when a group of retail level day traders (many of whom were young video gamers), congregating on the subreddit discussion board (called "Wall street bets"), decided to start a movement to purchase the stock of Game Stop, in addition to many other so-called "Meme" stocks (eg. AMC, Blackberry, Nokia etc.) At the time, with over 3million users on this discussion board, tens of thousands amateur traders began purchasing this stock - driving its price up from $5 to $347 in less than a month. Most of their purchases were made on the popular no-fee trading app called Robin Hood. A main reason for this action was based on a number of people wanting to"stick it" to Wall Street hedge funds who were trying to make a fortune by short-selling a beloved video game store. One of these hedge funds, Melvin Capital, lost over $3 billion on this "short-squeeze" executed by these amateur stock day traders. The emergence of these "free" trading platforms (RobinHood, Wealth Simple) has opened up the markets to individuals, who until recently, had little exposure or access to the stock markets.Traditional financial analysis methods, largely categorized under the tools called Fundamental and TechnicalAnalysis, seem to be either ignored or partially employed by most of these amateur day traders.- Do you believe fundamental analysis tools are still useful in today's so-called "Meme" stock trading platforms and markets? Why? /Why not?- Do you believe technical analysis tools are still useful in today's so-called "Meme" stock tradingplatforms and markets? Why? /Why not?- The Robin hood trading platform eventually banned trading in GameStop. Was this a legitimate actionon their part? Why/Why not?- Do you believe the name Robin Hood ("stealing from the rich to give to the poor ") is an appropriate name for this free trading platform? Why? /Why not?- Do you believe the public interest ( ie. amateur day traders) is being properly served by the USregulators (ie. The SEC) in this type of mass market stock trading? How? /How not?

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