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FinTech for the Precariat
By Ricardo Miranda ZunigaTechnology
FinTech for the Precariat episodes
- GameStop Showed that the System Is RiggedSubject 4 (Tech Artist/Cultural Worker): GameStop revealed how the system is fixed for the rich and powerful to prosper.3 min
- A Positive from GameStop - Investment CollectivesSubject 4 (Tech Artist/Cultural Worker): One positive of GameStop is the possibility of people banding togethere as investment collectives.2 min
- Greater Financial Regulations Are Needed in Investment AppsSubject 4 (Tech Artist/Cultural Worker): Future financial regulations should be added to investment apps to protect the investors.2 min
- We Are in a Tech BubbleSubject 4 (Tech Artist/Cultural Worker): We are in a tech bubble and it has got to come down at some point.2 min
- The Big Players WinSubject 4 (Tech Artist/Cultural Worker): Perhaps the hedgefunds or big players will eat up the little players.2 min
- A Legacy of the Occupy MovementSubject 5 (Artist/Cultural Worker): Artist and activist considers the legacy of the Occupy movement today, particularly in relation to Black Lives Matter.5 min
- The Federal Government Has Lacked VisionSubject 5 (Artist/Cultural Worker): Big Government's lack of vision7 min
- Investment Apps Mint the Makers as BillionaresSubject 6 (Finance Specialist): Investing apps make the founders and managers incredibly wealthy as they are a mechanism to pull in capital.2 min
- People Likely to Loose Using Investment AppsSubject 6 (Finance Specialist): It is doubtful that retail investment app users do due diligence, so they are likely to loose in the long run.1 min
- An End of Pensions Lead to Investment CrazeSubject 6 (Finance Specialist): As companies became overwhelmed with the cost of pensions and eliminated them, people turned to investing in stocks as a means to generate retirement money.2 min
About FinTech for the Precariat
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It has been projected that the 2020s will be the decade of the FinTech Revolution. This Marketing hyperbole is on the heels of many such revolutions – the Green Revolution, the Personal Computing…
Revolution, the dot.com, web2.0 and Social Network Revolution... These tech revolutions are sold on the promises of democratization and wealth, however, their applications and results are much more complex than merely advancing technologies for the advancement of humankind. FinTech for the Precariat, questions the various possible applications of emerging financial technologies and brings to the forefront the question of who ultimately will these technologies serve?