... developing reversal pattern called "double bottom" and the presence of bullish divergence on indicators (when the price makes new lows while oscillators do not) . These signs increase the likelihood of a breakout from the upper edge of the ... ... impulse. Technically, DOGE is already trading slightly above its 50-day moving average (~$0.17), indicating an attempt for a trend change to upward. With increased trading volumes and a breakout over $0.20, movement could accelerate toward the aforementioned ...

... purchase of unsold papers (guaranteed subscription), or will only the issuer bear the risks (without guarantees)? Standards can vary: sometimes there is no underwriting at all. Clarify whether the possibility of early cancellation of the offering or price changes due to low demand is provided. The more transparent and secure the conditions, the better for the investor. Level of demand and priority. Find out who will receive the shares first. In Russia, a portion of shares is often reserved for large institutional ...

... its shares on the stock exchange. Early investors get the opportunity to sell their shares on the open market at the market price. If by this point the company's value has grown significantly compared to the entry point, the investor locks in the profit.... ... example, without an agreement on investor rights, you can be "diluted" to zero in the next rounds or the terms can be changed without your knowledge. A mistake is to trust without documents. Excessive participation or passivity. Finding a balance ...

... include sanction pressures, the state of the trade balance, the influence of American foreign economic policy, and dynamics in oil prices. What this means for investors: Short-term Prospects: The strengthening of the ruble may temporarily support domestic financial ... ... and alleviating inflationary pressure. Risks: The long-term dynamics of the ruble remain uncertain due to sanctions, potential changes in foreign trade, and instability in global energy markets. Recommendations: Investors may use the current situation to ...

... their reporting, pretending that they are transporting oil at a price that does not exceed the cap at the loading port. The rest will be carried out by the 'shadow fleet,' which will disregard European sanctions." Concerns also arise regarding the price cap, according to Shevyrenkov from IEF. "It is stated that it will be reduced to $47.6 per barrel, which is unfavorable for Russian exporters, but does not fundamentally change the situation regarding export flows," he says. Ban on Products from Russian Oil Most of the announced sanctions measures will be difficult to administer, believes Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the Open Oil Market platform. "Sanctions against ...