... Berkshire Hathaway – Warren Buffett’s conglomerate published strong financial results reflecting the resilience of its diversified business. Berkshire's operating profit in Q2 reached record levels, largely due to high returns from its insurance business and growth in interest income from its vast investment portfolio. The GEICO insurance unit returned to profitability amid rising rates and reduced losses, while the holding's manufacturing and energy companies demonstrated stable revenue growth. Additionally,...

... example, profitability, liquidity), and the dynamics of indicators over a number of years. The quality of management (management qualifications, HR policy), the company's development strategy, its competitive advantages in the market, market share, and business growth rates are also studied. An important part is the analysis of financial statements - balance sheet, profit and loss statement, cash flow statement - to obtain objective performance figures. In addition, qualitative aspects are taken into account: ...

... Innovation. Companies that manage to lead the AI trend gain competitive advantages and new sources of growth. Technological innovation helps them strengthen their leadership and increase their market share, thereby supporting revenue and stock price growth in the long term. Risks Increase and Require Consideration. Traditional business models are under pressure, and investment risks in the sector are increasing. Investors must analyze how shifts in user habits and rising costs related to AI are affecting margins and fundamental indicators of each company while reallocating ...

... reference to the inflation rate helps maintain purchasing power: projected income and expenses are adjusted for expected price growth. Stocks and mutual funds. Investing in shares of promising companies or index funds allows investors to benefit from business growth. During inflation, company revenue increases alongside prices, which over time raises the value of their stocks. Foreign currency. Purchasing dollars, euros, or other stable currencies helps preserve savings if the national currency depreciates....

... flows. The Earnings Capitalization method is applied to companies with stable revenues, where profits can be projected into the future. Here, the current profit of the company is divided by a capitalization rate that takes into account the risks and growth rates of the business. Comparative Approach: This method is based on comparing the assessed company with similar enterprises in the market. The Market Multiples method uses multipliers such as P/E (price-to-earnings), EV/EBITDA (enterprise value to earnings before ...