Recently, despite the upward trend in global stock markets, the quality of life for the average person does not seem to have significantly improved. This phenomenon has led people to reflect deeply on the current economic development model.

In fact, the main driving force and the biggest beneficiaries of the stock market boom are often the global wealthy elite. In this process, the middle class has become the biggest victim. The fundamental reason for this phenomenon may stem from global monetary easing policies, inflation, and the devaluation caused by excessive money supply.

The wealth of the middle class is constantly being diluted, and influenced by long-term consumerism, they are more inclined to enjoy life rather than invest. Most of their daily earnings are spent on consumption, ultimately falling into a vicious cycle of decreasing wealth.

In contrast, the wealthy class understands better how to maintain their purchasing power and leverage the middle class to create wealth. They invest most of their funds into areas such as the stock market, real estate, and cryptocurrencies. In a monetary easing environment, they can easily achieve rapid wealth growth.

This trend has led to an increasing wealth gap, a gradual shrinking of the middle class, and a polarization of society.

However, ordinary people can also change their circumstances by learning the investment strategies of the wealthy. In the current context of global monetary easing, it may be wiser to invest most of one's funds in the stock market or cryptocurrencies rather than putting money in a safe or bank. Although these investments may be volatile, they can be effective tools for combating inflation and protecting purchasing power in the long run.

Looking at a longer time horizon, these assets, which are considered high-risk, may actually become important means of protecting purchasing power, accelerating wealth accumulation, and even achieving class mobility. It is never too late to start investing to protect your purchasing power. The important thing is to recognize that in the current economic environment, inaction may be the greatest risk.