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Sud Radio early morning weekend, EC Plus news, Didier Testo. And hello my dear Didier. Hello Maxime, founder of the stock market and life TV. Today you decided to take a brief look at the economy and this week you chose to talk to us about an extremely serious alert. She also happens to be one of the most powerful men in global finance.
Yes, I'm talking about the head of BlackRock, Larifing, who manages more than $14 trillion. He is arguably the most powerful man in global finance when he takes up his pen, you know, to worry about the future of our capitalist system. Listen to him in his latest letter to investors, his assessment is quite scathing, isn't it?
Globalized capitalism is fracturing. In short, the system still works perfectly, but for an increasingly smaller circle of people. For years, wealth creation has primarily benefited those who already own shares or real estate, leaving, one might say, all those who live solely on their salary behind.
Since 1989, a dollar invested in the stock market has grown more than 15 times faster than a dollar of median wages. And you're saying this from the king of Wall Street, he's his nickname, it's almost the height of irony. What is it about today that has suddenly made him sound the alarm? What worries him is that the divide will worsen, according to him, particularly because of artificial intelligence.
Rifing is convinced of this. Official intelligence is a revolution, but it is also a formidable machine for concentrating wealth. You could call them the new riches, right? The billions in profits will go directly into the pockets of tech giants and their shareholders. Then we add to that a world that is becoming deglobalized, so to speak .
We see it every day with conflicts and their related economic consequences. All states want their energy and military independence. It costs, you could say, a crazy amount of money and above all it generates inflation. States are already heavily indebted; they may not be able to pay this bill alone.
But amidst this situation, is there anywhere we have the beginning of a solution? So, this is perhaps where the Baptist primacy takes precedence over philanthropy, eh, for ARING. Well, if we don't want the system to collapse under the cost of widespread social anger , then according to him, there is an urgent need to democratize the stock market; he argues for a reform of pensions and financial markets to transform workers into investors.
The conclusion for all of us this morning is that, to save capitalism, the BlackRock boss wants to make every citizen a small shareholder. So, it's true that in France, we are considerably behind in this area. Ideology demands it. Things are still moving forward on the French side, who do n't listen to this as much as politicians, since the financial markets authority has published a version that could be said to be enriched of its quarterly dashboard of active stock market investors.
And this new edition reveals an unprecedented level of activity from individuals. By 2025, nearly 2.5 million French people will have made a transaction on the financial markets. This is the highest level recorded since 2020. This enthusiasm for stocks is therefore confirmed today. That's 1.9 million French people who have at least one purchase or sale of shares, and that's more than 21% compared to last year.
In 3 years, 1.6 million new investors have entered the stock market. It was only 7800 in 2025. And the new investors are those who have made a purchase transaction for the first time since January 1, 2018. Well, they will now be navigating, one might say, in somewhat more turbulent financial markets .
H knowing that you were talking about this extension. And so, this rejuvenation, it is not always without risk. Yes, it is a rather alarming figure which has been reported in the media and regularly highlighted by the Financial Markets Authority. And nearly 40% of young people under 35 who invest say they have already been victims of a financial scam.
Young people are increasingly interested in economics, which is good and excellent news, but they mainly get their information from platforms like TikTok, Instagram, or even Telegram, where so-called financial influencers are buzzing, promising the moon. To make our young listeners understand the danger , here are three classic examples of what we might call a 2.0 trap .
First there are the fake crypto platforms, the deep fakes with young people who see very realistic videos generated by artificial intelligence or personalities like Bernard Arnaud, Kyan Mbappé seems to recommend a new miracle cryptocurrency. It's pure and simple theft, you could say the trap of what is quoted as copy trading on Telegram, you have a monthly subscription and then you have a so-called trading guru based in Dubai.
So even though it's a bit more dangerous at the moment, who is offering to copy their stock market positions? Gurus paid by dubious platforms every time the young person loses their money, what are called bbooks. And then there's the fraudulent savings account. We offer you a green savings account , a European savings account that guarantees you a 6 to 8% return without risk.
The interface looks quite similar, you could say, to that of a real bank, but the money goes directly into offshore accounts and disappears. So, in conclusion, the golden rule of finance remains Maxime, whether you are 20 or 60 years old. High returns always come with high risks. There's no such thing as magic money, you know.
The first step before investing is to perhaps check this blacklist. Yes, formerly in the financial markets. And to finish on the subject of oil, which has been the news of the last few days, well, I'll give you some figures. Oil exports during the period from March 23, 2026 compared with the 23 days of February 2026 from Kuwait - 72%, Iran + 4, Iraq northern Iraq - 49, southern Iraq - 76, Oman + 7, Russia + 14, Saudi Arabia - 52%.
We are seeing very violent movements regarding oil today and absolutely everywhere in the world. Thank you very much Dier Testo for being with us this morning, founder, I remind you, of Bourse and Vie TV. THANKS.
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