The unstable market is not a reason to withdraw all your money and store it in bags under the mattress. Regardless of the global situation, your investments should continue to work and generate profit. Certainly, income during a crisis may not be very high. However, experienced investors believe that sometimes fishing in "murky waters" can yield better results. Thus, returns can be higher than under standard conditions. An unstable ...

... unique characteristics, strengths, and weaknesses. However, there are also lesser-known avenues that can yield equally substantial returns. Several of them are characterized by low risk and decent profitability. So, where should one invest funds to generate profit while minimizing the risk of losing money and encountering other related issues? To address this question, we turn to S.I. Tereshkin, the founder of OILResurs ( www.oilresurs.ru ), who has extensive experience in investing in various sectors. Advantages ...

... market offers a substantial number of proposals for the sale of projects. The same sum can buy various enterprises. In some cases, businesses of similar type and scale can be priced at $100,000 or $500,000. The only difference would be the amount of profit the enterprise generates each month. Knowledge. Preference should be given to companies whose operations are fully understandable. One should avoid taking on an overwhelming burden that may become difficult to manage later or require hiring additional personnel. This ...

... vehicle sales, and reduced interest expenses following debt restructuring. Investors will pay particular attention to two factors: sales growth (how many cars Carvana sold in the quarter and what profit was made per unit) and updated projections for cash generation. Management previously emphasized a focus on profitability over market share pursuit – in Q1 2025, Carvana achieved operational profitability for the first time in a long while. If Q2 solidifies this success and the company indicates further favorable dynamics, CVNA shares (which have already ...

... exceeded analysts' expectations, which was positively received by the market. Other majors followed a similar trajectory: leading oil companies in Europe and the U.S. (including BP, TotalEnergies, ExxonMobil, Chevron) also reported declines in quarterly profits compared to the peak first half of 2024, but overall earnings were higher than anticipated. Despite the downturn from last year's record figures, the oil and gas sector continues to generate solid cash flow. Many companies are maintaining generous shareholder payouts (dividends, share buybacks), demonstrating confidence in the stability of their business. At the same time, the sector is charting pathways for further development, ...