... event of economic recovery, demand for industrial goods will increase, ultimately leading to a rise in prices. Stock market crises are always challenging times for investors, as everyone is concerned about their investment portfolios. However severe the crisis may be, people eventually begin to wonder where to invest during challenging times. No one can predict or pinpoint the best entry or exit points, but by applying common sense and implementing some portfolio risk management strategies, it is possible to achieve a decent rate of return—if not in the short term, then perhaps in the long run. There are always companies that are considered more resilient during crises compared to the industries that are most affected....

... required to adhere to stricter regulations and requirements imposed by the Central Bank. Such requirements include: Additional Capital Requirements — Banks must maintain a higher level of capital to minimize the risk of capital inadequacy during a crisis. Increased Reserves for Potential Losses — To support liquidity and ensure readiness for economic shocks. Thorough Risk Management — Banks are obligated to closely monitor credit, market, and operational risks, implementing robust internal control mechanisms. These measures aim to better prepare banks for potential crises and maintain their stability even in challenging ...

... only a small fraction of transactions actually generates income, while the majority result in losses. The performance metrics of young hedge funds lag significantly behind those of market leaders. Even during economic crises, experienced hedge funds manage to generate profits. For instance, Soros' fund added several billion during the last market downturn. Paulson's fund capitalized on a downturn in risky mortgages. Additionally, a British fund saw substantial gains during the crisis period. Experts believe that the economies of most countries will develop very slowly. Therefore, specialists recommend keeping part of the assets in securities, gold, and bank documents. A crisis is not a reason for despair. In fact, many billionaires ...

... economy, a pullback is inevitable, whether sooner or later. A high value of the Buffett Indicator does not, in itself, trigger a crisis, but it reflects conditions under which the market becomes vulnerable to external shocks and shifts in sentiment. Such ... ... justify elevated multiples. Stable macro conditions. Inflation, which surged at the start of the decade, has moderated to a more manageable level by 2024. The Federal Reserve has paused interest rate hikes, and expectations of rate cuts make stocks more attractive ...

... clients) and order dynamics from major clients (for instance, the company recently mentioned contracts for AI cloud). Should management communicate progress and confirm a focus not only on the volatile crypto business but also on stable demand from AI ... ... cars that has become a symbol of the “rollercoaster” on the stock market. After rapid growth in 2020-21, Carvana faced a crisis and was close to bankruptcy in 2022, but in 2023-2024, it implemented a debt restructuring plan and achieved positive free ...