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Bolsa de Valores Bate Recorde, Por Que o Mercado Financeiro Quer o Flávio?

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0:01Hello , everyone . The financial market

0:03celebrated Flávio Bolsonaro's victory

0:05in the first round of Brazil's

0:07presidential elections . The stock

0:09market hit a historical record , the

0:11dollar fell , and the future interest

0:13rate curve also dropped . After all ,

0:16what does this mean for your life ? This

0:19is the topic of today's video . Well ,

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0:50about . Let's get to today's topic . Well

0:53, as everyone already knows , this

0:55Monday , the first business day

0:57following Brazil's presidential

0:59elections , the financial market

1:01celebrated the first-round victory of

1:03Flávio Bolsonaro and also his likely

1:05victory in the second round . The market

1:08was euphoric with the stock exchange

1:10rising , hitting a historical record ,

1:12and surpassing the 200,000 - point

1:13barrier . The dollar fell and the future

1:16interest rate curve also dropped . But

1:18isn't this good news , Cobori , for the

1:21economy ? It depends . I will provide a

1:24didactic analysis of why this happened

1:26and also what the impact is , whether

1:28you are middle class , upper class , or

1:30lower class . The euphoria that caused

1:32the stock market to rise is an

1:34expectation that companies will improve

1:36their results , in other words , they

1:37will have more profits . And this caused

1:40investors to buy more shares than

1:42investors who were selling . It's the

1:44law of supply and demand . If you buy

1:46more , stocks tend to rise . And it rose

1:49a lot because there were many more

1:51people buying shares than selling . And

1:55the dollar fell precisely because it

1:56was also a movement of foreign

1:58investors entering Brazil to buy shares

2:00on the Brazilian stock exchange . So ,

2:03with foreign investors coming in , they

2:04have to sell their dollars and buy

2:06reais to be able to trade on the

2:07Brazilian stock market . A sale of

2:10dollars greater than those buying

2:12pushes the dollar down and the real up .

2:15So this is the movement that explains

2:17both the dollar and the stock market .

2:19And the future interest rate curve , why

2:21did it fall ? Because there is also an

2:23expectation that there will be lower

2:25inflationary pressures , right ? And with

2:28lower inflation , the interest rate can

2:30fall , right , Cobori ? But translate this

2:33from " economese , " won't you ? Financial

2:36market jargon , because of this

2:37expectation that companies will improve

2:39their profits and that inflation could

2:41fall , and with that , interest rates

2:43will also fall , precisely because what

2:45triggered this whole movement was the

2:47possibility of Flávio Bolsonaro's

2:49victory and his economic team

2:51implementing what he thinks , what he

2:53projects , and what he plans for the

2:54economy . That is quite clear . Even

2:57though his campaign is now , out of

2:59caution between the first and second

3:01round , saying it will only detail the

3:04plan after the elections , it’s

3:05precisely because if they detail it now

3:08, it will have a negative impact ,

3:09because the details of Flávio

3:11Bolsonaro's economic planning , which is

3:13coordinated by Daniela Marques , who was

3:16also an advisor to Paulo Guedes , are

3:18exactly what was done during his

3:20father's administration . In other words

3:22, they are going to freeze minimum wage

3:24increases , meaning the minimum wage

3:26will stop rising above inflation . They

3:29will also try to de-index pensions and

3:32everything else linked to the minimum

3:34wage , so there will be no adjustments

3:37to pensions either . And this , in

3:39reality , will signal that there will be

3:41some fiscal breathing room , this

3:43so-called fiscal austerity , this fiscal

3:45target — they are going to make these

3:47cuts . The coordinator of Flávio

3:49Bolsonaro's economic team , Daniela

3:52Marques , has already explicitly said

3:54that there will be a plan to cut 1.5 % of

3:56GDP in expenses and also to cut taxes .

3:59Well , she will need to provide details ,

4:01because cutting taxes is also cutting

4:02revenue . So you might have to increase

4:06that 1.5 % cut , which is around 200 to

4:09300 billion . And where will these

4:12expenses be cut ? Obviously , with this

4:16de-indexing of pensions and the

4:18freezing of real minimum wage increases

4:21, all of this will perhaps generate

4:23this 200 to 300 billion in breathing

4:26room . So they have this plan , and in

4:29reality , this is a good sign for big

4:30companies , right ? So , because it is a

4:33signal for big companies , it is quickly

4:35reflected in company profits , because

4:37the minimum wage is the foundation of

4:39income for the entire country . Not that

4:42you earn the minimum wage , but all

4:44salaries are indexed in some way to the

4:46minimum wage , not just those who

4:47receive it , right ? I have worked with

4:50companies , I was a corporate executive ,

4:52and I conducted company valuations . My

4:54specialty is doing what is known as

4:56valuation , right ? how much companies

4:58are worth precisely so the investor

5:00knows how much they should pay , what

5:02the fair price of a stock would be . So ,

5:05because of this experience , all wages

5:07in the economy are somehow indexed to

5:09the minimum wage . If you are looking

5:12for a job , if you earn R $ 5,000 , your

5:13salary is also indexed to the minimum

5:15wage . The minimum wage is the basis for

5:17everything . So , companies have in their

5:19human resources department how much

5:21they can pay for each position held in

5:23the company . And they use the minimum

5:25wage as a parameter . So , if you earn R

5:27$ 3,000 , it is very likely that it's

5:29stated there that this position must

5:30pay two minimum wages , right ? If you

5:32earn R $ 15,000 , it says X minimum

5:35wages . So , when you freeze the minimum

5:37wage , in reality , you are freezing all

5:39income in the economy , all wages in the

5:41economy begin to act based on this

5:43minimum wage indexer , right ? So , if you

5:47are going to look for an office job , or

5:49in the accounting department of any

5:50company , it is in the company's job and

5:52salary plan that you will earn two

5:54minimum wages , right ? This other

5:56position pays three minimum wages , that

5:58other position pays 10 minimum wages ,

6:00right ? You are a manager at the company

6:02, this position pays 20 minimum wages .

6:04So everything is indexed to the minimum

6:06wage . So , in a way , you freeze the

6:08entire wage bill of the economy , the

6:11entire income of all workers in the

6:14economy . So , when a company is going to

6:16redo its calculation , which was my

6:18specialty , right ? Projecting company

6:21profits , which is always projected ,

6:23analysts review this every three months

6:25, right ? In those quarterly reports ,

6:28you as an investor , who are going to

6:30buy a company's stock , have the

6:31company's valuation there and the

6:33quarterly reports that they update ,

6:35because a company , in reality , has

6:36salary expenses , right ? So it has the

6:39account of the revenue it will generate

6:41with its business and obviously then

6:43all operating expenses . And the biggest

6:45of the operating expenses is personnel

6:47expenses . So when you make the

6:50projection again , already anticipating

6:52this wage freeze in the economy , that

6:54goes straight to profit . Companies will

6:57immediately see an increase in the

6:59profit line that will be left for the

7:00shareholder . So , if you were projecting

7:03that salaries would rise 10 % next year ,

7:06they will no longer rise 10 % . So , this

7:0910 % turns directly into profit . That’s

7:11why , right , this euphoria in the

7:13financial market buying , uh , shares of

7:15listed companies , obviously , companies

7:17listed on the stock exchange . And then ,

7:21since the total payroll will stop

7:22growing , income will stop growing , at

7:24least for the next 4 years , what will

7:26happen to the economy as a whole ? It

7:29will cool down economic activity ; there

7:31will be less income to be spent in the

7:33economy in general . Less income in the

7:36economy also means a cooling of demand .

7:39Exactly what the interest rate tries to

7:41do , cool down demand to , uh , avoid

7:43inflationary pressures . So , just with

7:46this action of freezing the minimum

7:48wage and all income in the economy ,

7:49it’s already a signal to the market

7:51that price pressure will be lower , and

7:53with this lower price pressure , the

7:55interest rate will also be able to fall

7:56. That’s why future interest rates

8:00also , uh , had , uh , this result right

8:03after the elections , right ? The

8:05interest rate curve fell , stocks rose ,

8:07and the dollar dropped . It was

8:08precisely because of this action , right

8:10? Uh , not action , but this expectation

8:13regarding the victory of Flávio

8:14Bolsonaro , and the effects it will have

8:16on the economy , okay ? But is this good ?

8:19Good for whom , right ? Well , it’s

8:21clear that it’s good for the large

8:22companies listed on the stock exchange ,

8:24because they will have higher profits

8:25now . Uh , but is it good for everyone ?

8:28Then the guy says : " Well , I am a

8:30shareholder , right ? I am a shareholder

8:31of the company , I’m an investor , so

8:32for me , it was good , okay ? " " But are you

8:34a shareholder who earns a salary , or

8:36are you a shareholder who is super rich

8:37, doesn’t work , and lives off

8:39investments ? " All of this analysis

8:40needs to be done . So , if you are middle

8:42class and have a job , did you make

8:44money with this , uh — well , this is

8:47theoretically , right ? You only , you

8:49only gain after you sell the stock , but

8:50you were left with the expectation that

8:52your stocks got a boost , right ? They

8:55went up , you look at your stock

8:56investments , they went up , but if you

8:58are middle class and earn a salary , you

9:00have to calculate that your salary also

9:01, uh , your income tends to decrease in

9:03the coming years . So it is good for

9:06large companies and good for their

9:07shareholders . But in this range of

9:09shareholders of these companies , where

9:11do you fit in , right ? you are either a

9:14super-rich person living off investment

9:16income from stocks , fixed income , or

9:18whatever it may be , or you are a small

9:20investor who lives on a salary and

9:22invests whatever you manage to save . So

9:25you have to realize that on the other

9:27end , you might be getting hurt , right ?

9:30If you are a retiree , it goes without

9:31saying , your pension will be frozen . If

9:34you earn minimum wages or government

9:36benefits , you will also have all your

9:38income frozen . And wages , as I said ,

9:41generally across the economy , have a

9:43tendency to recover more slowly , right ?

9:47Either you will stop getting raises ,

9:48the increases you used to have , you

9:50won't have them anymore , or your income

9:52will stop being adjusted by the minimum

9:54wage above inflation , and over time ,

9:56you will have a lower income . All of

9:59this is reflected in the value of these

10:01companies ' shares . Now , if you are not

10:04an entrepreneur with a company listed

10:06on the stock exchange , which is the

10:07case for thousands , millions of

10:09businesses across Brazil , if the

10:10economy cools down , you will sell less ,

10:12your business will sell less , right ? If

10:16people start earning less and economic

10:18activity drops , small and medium-sized

10:20businesses and even large ones will

10:22suffer . Why ? Because they will sell

10:25less , right ? They will have less

10:27economic activity , they will have fewer

10:29customers , and fewer customers with

10:31less income to buy their products tends

10:33to cool the economy . And that is what

10:35ends up happening over time . As I

10:38always say , crises are cyclical , right ?

10:41These capitalist crises are cyclical .

10:43Why ? Because many small and

10:45medium-sized companies will face

10:47difficulties , and companies that are

10:49already large will get even bigger ,

10:51because they take advantage of this

10:54moment to liquidate those companies , to

10:56buy them out , or simply , in fierce

10:58competition , it is better for them to

11:00have fewer competitors , for companies

11:02to go bust or go bankrupt , because they

11:04will benefit from this cyclical

11:06movement of the economy . So , in general

11:10, very few people will come out on top ,

11:13right ? Especially because this Daniela

11:15Marques looks to Milei's model in

11:17Argentina as an example . And what is

11:18Milei doing in Argentina ? Exactly that .

11:21More and more people pushed into

11:23poverty , fewer and fewer companies ,

11:25right ? Small and medium-sized companies

11:26suffering . And that is exactly what is

11:28going to happen . Then you would say : "

11:30Cobur , but I don't live , uh , on a

11:32salary . I don't have a salary . I'm an

11:34app delivery driver , right ? I'm an app

11:36driver , uh , will my life be impacted ?

11:39Yes , because a cooling economy will

11:41have less income in the economy . Uh ,

11:45and you will very likely have fewer

11:47rides to do , you will have fewer

11:49deliveries to make , because people will

11:51eat less , right , or will order less

11:53food through apps , or the people who

11:56used , you know , app drivers , will take

11:58fewer rides , right , they will try to

12:00get by in another way . So , in reality ,

12:03this ends up impacting the economy as a

12:05whole . If you are an app driver , to

12:07maintain your income , you will have to

12:09work more . You used to work 10 hours ,

12:11you'll have to work 12 to try to keep

12:13the same income , right ? Especially

12:16because the big platforms , in a

12:17scenario like this , won't improve , uh ,

12:19the percentage , I don't know , that they

12:20pass on to you , right ? If restaurants

12:23are selling less , they also won't

12:25improve the app delivery driver's pay .

12:28And so maybe , to maintain the same

12:30income you had , you'll have to work

12:32more , right ? You worked 10 hours ,

12:33you'll work 12 . You worked 12 , you'll

12:35work 14 . So , uh , the economic model

12:38works this way . And with an aggravating

12:42factor : if we have a government that is

12:44submissive to the interests of the

12:45United States , the United States '

12:47interest is to keep us as a country

12:48that exports raw materials . They won't

12:52want our economy to develop . Because

12:54one way — and now speaking a bit more

12:56broadly about the economic model — for

12:58our economy to develop and improve

13:00everyone's income is for us to

13:01reindustrialize the country , for us to

13:03invest in science and technology , for

13:05us to invest , uh , in health and

13:07education , for us to invest in what

13:09should be invested in . Because , with a

13:11reindustrialization of the country ,

13:13investment in science and technology ,

13:14we start to create better-quality jobs ,

13:16jobs that pay more . Given that ,

13:19unfortunately , with the precariousness

13:22of work , this range of workers , right ,

13:24who today work as app drivers , as app

13:26delivery drivers , is because there are

13:29no quality jobs . So they prefer to work

13:32, uh , in these apps , partly because

13:34there might be more flexibility . But

13:38certainly , right , if we had large

13:40industries in Brazil paying , uh , much

13:42better , much more qualified wages , uh ,

13:44surely these people , uh , would have

13:47this , this option , right , of having a

13:49job , uh , with greater security , working

13:51less , with all the , the labor

13:53guarantees , right , and they would

13:55sacrifice less , sacrifice their family

13:58less , would have more time to spend

14:00with their family with a quality job ,

14:02with a better salary . So , in reality ,

14:06the future that awaits us in this case ,

14:08right , of a far-right victory , is

14:10precisely this , right : that our country

14:13, uh , be subordinated to the interests

14:15of the United States . What the United

14:18States wants is to keep us as an

14:20underdeveloped , peripheral economy ,

14:23because their interest in Brazil , is in

14:25our raw materials , in our natural

14:27resources , which Brazil is very rich in

14:30. Fortunately , right , we are a

14:33continental country and we have these

14:35riches , but these riches must be

14:37explored and bring economic benefit to

14:38the Brazilian people themselves and not

14:40to the people of other countries , of

14:42other superpowers . So , what we have to

14:46keep in mind , is this country project ,

14:48what is the country project we want ,

14:50right ? Do we want to continue , as I

14:52already said , dreaming , right , of a

14:54country that can have economic

14:56development or are we simply going to

14:58give everything up and let go of this

14:59dream , right ? Let go of this dream . Are

15:02we going to return to a past in which

15:04we are just a colony , right ? A colony

15:07that has , uh , products and natural

15:09resources to be offered , uh , to the , uh

15:11, economically more developed countries

15:14and are we going to give up on

15:16industrializing our country , uh , and

15:18take us to another level of wealth , of

15:20wealth distribution . So the financial

15:23market celebrates because very few

15:25people will gain from this situation as

15:27a whole , okay ? We cannot have this

15:29illusion that this will be good , that

15:31the stock market is rising , it's good

15:33for the economy , no . It is good for the

15:34companies that are listed on the stock

15:36exchange . And the companies are listed

15:38on the stock exchange , are exactly in

15:39this euphoria , because their profit

15:40will increase . If their profit is going

15:42to increase , who is going to end up

15:44losing ? When companies increase

15:46overnight with the news of profit

15:48expectations , it is because there are

15:49many more people , uh , who will earn

15:51less , will have a lower salary , that

15:53will provide this profit for these

15:54large companies , right ? And obviously

15:58for all the other millions of companies

16:00that are not on the stock exchange , it

16:02will be harmful because they will have

16:04less economic activity , less income in

16:06the economy , lower wages , fewer

16:08customers , and will sell fewer products

16:10in their businesses . So , uh , this is

16:13the scenario that awaits us , uh , this

16:15reaction from the financial market . It

16:17is what it is signaling in the life of

16:19every citizen , in the life of each one

16:22of us . Whether you are middle class ,

16:24whether you are lower class , and even

16:26if you are upper class . If you don't

16:29live off passive income , right ? If you

16:32don't live only on the capital you have

16:34accumulated , if you still have some

16:35type of activity , if you work , you will

16:37certainly be harmed in an economic

16:39scenario like this . So , I hope to have

16:43translated , right , exactly uh what this

16:45euphoria of the financial market means

16:47in the life of each one of us . I hope

16:50to see you all here in the next video .

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