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Investment Strategies in Unstable Economic Conditions: Diversification and Risk Management

How to Preserve and Increase Capital in an Unstable Economy? This article discusses how to effectively form an investment portfolio, utilize diversification, and manage risks. Examples of strategies and practical advice for investors of all levels. Investment Strategies in Times of Economic Instability: Diversification and Risk Management In times of economic ...

How to Diversify Your Investment Portfolio: A Practical Guide

... can complement your portfolio and help you reach your financial goals. How to Diversify Your Investment Portfolio: A Practical Guide What is Diversification and Why is it Important? Diversification is one of the key principles of risk management in investing. It involves spreading investments across different assets, which reduces the risk of losses and ensures more stable returns. For Russian investors, diversification is particularly relevant: economic fluctuations and changes in the political environment ...

Investing in Off-Plan Real Estate: Is It Worth It?

... where residents can leave their vehicles. An ideal option is a secure parking lot, which protects vehicles from weather, temperature fluctuations, and other external factors, saving owners from the hassle of digging out their cars each winter. Before investing, it is crucial to carefully examine information about the developer. They should possess documentation confirming ownership rights to the land or a long-term rental agreement with municipal authorities. Additionally, the developer needs a construction ...

Profile of the Average Russian Investor

... occupying managerial positions. Thus, overall higher education certainly influences the interest in finance and investments. Only one in five individuals understands investments; the majority—61%—possess superficial knowledge, and 21% do not understand investment concepts at all. This is related to the introduction of investor categorization. Currently, only 4% of investors hold the status of "qualified," while another 14% plan to obtain it. Only 10% of all investors have specialized education. Therefore, it does not matter whether you are a doctor, lawyer, or agronomist; anyone can be an investor.

Investor risks in pre-IPO: how to protect your interests?

... cryptocurrency-focused startups have faced restrictions in their business after the introduction of new legislative norms. This has slowed down their development and negatively affected their profits, which has affected investors' income. Therefore, when investing in projects from regulated industries, it is important to consider that legal changes can significantly affect their profitability and investment attractiveness. Liquidity risk and frozen funds Liquidity is another important aspect to consider when investing in pre-IPOs. Investors often face ...