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axation & Public Money: Who Truly Pays the Price?
Every government promises better services, cleaner energy, and stronger infrastructure. But in the world of economics, there is no such thing as a "free" service. 🏛️💸

In this special Moconomy series, we dive into the machinery of public finance to see how policy decisions directly impact your wallet.
Through the unique lens of Political Blind Date, we bring opposing politicians together to move past the soundbites and get to the truth of how your money is managed.

🎥 Watch the full series on Taxation & Public Money:

17 hours ago | [YT] | 1

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Is the Stock Market Rigged by "Money Bots"? 🤖💸

Ever feel like the market moves before you even click "buy"? That’s because it does.

In the world of High-Frequency Trading (HFT), milliseconds are an eternity. We are no longer trading against people; we are trading against "Money Bots"—algorithms optimized to exploit micro-inefficiencies at speeds faster than a human heartbeat. 🏎️💨
When machines can trade and crash markets before a human can even blink, who is actually in control: the programmers, the banks, or has the system become its own master?

Watch the full investigation into the digital war for our money:

2 days ago | [YT] | 0

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Is the global economy now just a "game of numbers" for the 1%?

In our latest documentaries, we’ve seen how 97% of money is created as debt, how blood plasma is traded like oil, and how housing has become a speculative asset rather than a place to live.

It feels like the things we need to survive (shelter, health, energy) are being "tokenized" and traded on screens far away from the people who actually use them.

Has the financial system become so "efficient" at generating profit that it has forgotten its original purpose: to serve the real-world needs of human beings?

Drop your votes!

4 days ago | [YT] | 11

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From selling garbage bags door-to-door to becoming the "Maverick" of the NBA and a legend on Shark Tank 🏀💼


And from owning the Dallas Mavericks to investing in diverse ventures, Cuban demonstrates how strategic thinking, risk-taking, and vision can turn love for a sport into a thriving enterprise.


Get to know Cuban’s approach to entrepreneurship, leadership, and brand-building, watch it now:

6 days ago | [YT] | 0

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The City: An Engine of Opportunity or a Machine of Extraction? 🏙️💸

We all feel it. The rent that keeps climbing, the subway that’s always delayed, and the growing gap between the "luxury" skyline and the reality on the streets.

In the investigative series "Housing & The Cost of Living" (from Political Blind Date), we move past the partisan soundbites. We pair politicians with opposing views on a "date" to confront the four pillars of the urban crisis:

🏠 Real Estate as an Asset: Why housing has become a speculative investment before a human necessity.
🏢 The Zoning War: How private equity and short-term rentals are hollowing out our neighborhoods.
🚇 Infrastructure Decay: Why a failing subway system is a direct threat to economic mobility.
🏚️ The Breaking Point: When the market detaches from reality, and homelessness becomes an unavoidable systemic failure.

Is the modern city still a place where anyone can succeed, or has it become a machine designed to extract wealth from its residents?

Watch the full episode and join the "political date" here: https://youtu.be/FOKLr63Irvk

1 week ago | [YT] | 12

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A new industrial revolution is unfolding—and this time, it’s not led by humans. 🤖🚀

From performing complex surgeries to managing logistics, robots are becoming super-intelligent and increasingly autonomous.

But while we celebrate technological leaps like Saudi Arabia granting citizenship to the humanoid Sophia, a darker question looms: Is society prepared for the displacement of the human workforce? 🏛️📉


As we head further into 2026, which industry do you think will be most transformed by robotics?
1️⃣ Healthcare (Surgery & Elder Care) 🏥
2️⃣ Manufacturing (Fully autonomous factories) ⚙️
3️⃣ Service & Hospitality (Receptionists & Waitstaff) 🏨
4️⃣ Domestic Labor (Home assistants & cleaning) 🏠


👇 Watch the full investigation on Moconomy: https://youtu.be/uVG-CbQAabE

1 week ago | [YT] | 21

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Did you know Switzerland has been ranked the world’s most innovative country for 15 years in a row? 🏆🇨🇭



While the postcards show calm mountains and flawless order, the reality inside the labs of Zurich, Lausanne, and Geneva is straight out of science fiction. We’re talking about spinal implants that let people walk again and virtual reality simulators solving the global pilot shortage.



This documentary explores how a small nation transformed its wealth into long-term scientific power. It’s a story of patient capital, immigrant talent, and a culture that thinks in decades, not days.



Which Swiss breakthrough sounds most like the future to you?
1️⃣ Drones with "artistic" flight precision 🛸
2️⃣ Lab-grown human skin 🧪
3️⃣ Brain-computer interfaces 🧠
4️⃣ VR Flight Training ✈️

1 week ago | [YT] | 15

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Happy International Women's Day 💪

While everyone talks about Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham as the fathers of value investing — almost nobody mentions the woman who was doing it DECADES before them.

Meet Hetty Green. Born in 1834. The richest self-made woman in American history.

She called her own shots on Wall Street at a time when women couldn't vote, couldn't sit on corporate boards, and weren't even supposed to have bank accounts in their own name.

A few things that will blow your mind:

📌 She predicted the Panic of 1907 — and was the ONLY woman invited to the secret meetings to help save the U.S. economy. J.P. Morgan was in that room. So was she.

📌 Her fortune at death? Between $100M and $200M — equivalent to over $2.5 billion today.

📌 She lent money to New York City itself during a financial crisis. The city came to HER.

📌 The press called her "The Witch of Wall Street" — not because she was mysterious, but because powerful men couldn't handle a woman beating them at their own game.

Her strategy? Simple. Brutally effective. Buy when nobody wants it. Hold. Sell when everybody does. Keep cash when others are greedy. Sound familiar?

She wasn't eccentric. She was just decades ahead of her time.

👇 Do you want us to tell her full story?

#InternationalWomensDay #WomenInFinance #HettyGreen #ValueInvesting #Moconomy #WallStreet #InvestingHistory

1 week ago | [YT] | 44

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How do you go from a basement student magazine to a global empire spanning airlines, telecommunications, and space travel? ✈️🚀

Our latest documentary, "Virgin’s Fearless Founder," breaks down the economic engine behind Richard Branson’s success. It wasn't just luck; it was a masterclass in brand diversification and challenging established monopolies. 🏦📈

Branson didn't just build businesses; he built a commercial ecosystem that forced entire industries to lower prices and innovate.

See full docu 🎞️

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 31

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The 97% Secret: Who Really Controls Your Money? 💸🏦

We use it every day, but do we actually know where it comes from?

Most people believe the government "prints" all our money. The truth is far more startling: 97% of the money in our economy is created by private banks the moment they issue a loan. It’s digital, it’s debt-based, and it’s the hidden engine behind our financial crises.

In our featured documentary, "The System of Money" (97% Owned), we peel back the layers of:

The Debt Trap: Why our economy requires increasing debt just to function.

Central Bank Secrets: The inner workings that economists failed to predict.

The Social Cost: How this system pushes house prices up and keeps ordinary people behind.

It’s time to understand the "lubrication" of our world. Because when the system breaks, it’s not the banks that suffer—it’s us.

👉 Watch the full investigation into the root of the financial crisis

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 21