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How a retail investor can invest in oil
As a rule, novice retail investors believe that investing in oil requires a lot of capital. In their minds, such investments require the establishment of their own oil production or refining company. This, in turn, involves acquiring land, purchasing, transporting and installing equipment, and hiring workers. Of course, such an oil business can be very

Futures and options: what is the difference and how to choose the right instrument for investment
These financial instruments are designed for experienced investors! In conclusion, the choice between futures and options depends on many factors such as investment objectives, risk level

The Trends VI to Bring More Than 10,000 Participants to Moscow Around Technology, Investment, and the New Economy
From November 17 to 19, 2026, VDNH will host The Trends VI, the sixth international forum and exhibition dedicated to investment, technology, and the transformation of key industries. In the new season, the organizers are changing the event model: instead of traditional industry-focused tracks, The Trends brand will bring together a series of independent professional

Dr Reddy's Laboratories is riding a wave of growth
Shares of Indian pharmaceutical company Dr. Reddy's Laboratories have enriched investors by 34% YTD, fully met our investment expectations and significantly outperformed the Indian stock market. Positive results of FDA inspections at the company's manufacturing bases played in favour of the issuer's strength, and the company's serious trump card is the generic anticancer blockbuster Revlimid,

Harry Markowitz - Nobel laureate who changed investing
Renowned economist Harry Markowitz passed away in the USA on 22 June at the age of 95. Nobel laureate, whose ideas, published more than 70 years ago, became revolutionary for the financial market and cornerstone ideas for mutual funds and risk management strategies in investment. In essence, he applied the adage "don't put all your

Microsoft is living up to expectations this year
The beginning of 2023 saw a new wave of mass interest in AI, and it has been a key driver of growth for Microsoft stock. The company's technological leadership is also projected onto the stock market, allowing the stock to outperform the market. In the 4 months since the last review, Microsoft shares have shown

Gold Rush 2026: How to Make Money With Precious Metals (Without Myths)
Gold is back in the headlines for a simple reason: it just had an exceptional year. Reuters reported gold gained about 64% in 2025—its strongest annual performance since 1979—and major banks are openly publishing aggressive 2026 scenarios (HSBC: possible $5,000/oz in H1 2026; Morgan Stanley: $4,800/oz by Q4 2026), while warning about volatility and potential

SWIFT: Global Transfers are Declining — What is Happening and How to Protect Your Finances in 2025
In 2025, the SWIFT international banking transfer system, which has long been the foundation of global financial transactions, faces serious challenges. According to a SWIFT report, the share of dollar transfers is decreasing, reaching multi-year lows. Political and economic factors are transforming the traditional landscape of international payments, prompting the search for new, more resilient

Three stocks you should buy in July and never sell
While much of the market is chasing skyrocketing stocks, there are at least a few dividend-paying companies trading at attractive prices. These three companies can provide passive income over the long term. UnitedHealth Group UnitedHealth Group is America's largest health insurance company. UnitedHealth Group collects monthly premiums from nearly 53 million people and employs 85,000

Amazon's stock looks overvalued
Amazon shares have strengthened 53% since the beginning of the year on expectations of improved operating and net margins on the back of a low base last year due to the "fine-tuning" of operational processes (staff reductions, optimisation of logistics capacity, other expenses). We believe that the expectations for improved performance are already largely reflected