Investing has changed significantly over the past two decades, according to the article. Technology has transformed financial markets, making them more accessible, agile, and easier to monitor for the general public.
This evolution has allowed an increasing number of people to access financial instruments that previously seemed exclusive to industry professionals. Before, investing necessarily meant going to a bank or contacting a financial intermediary.
The article explores the transition from the traditional investment model, which relied on bank branches and direct contact with professionals, to a new paradigm where investors can access markets through screens. This change represents a democratization of access to financial markets.
