It is commonly believed that investing in domestic real estate offers an opportunity to increase your capital. However, this is not entirely accurate. Secondary properties only serve to preserve funds, and even then, there is no guarantee that the full amount will be maintained, as property values can decline under certain conditions. It is commonly believed that investing in domestic real estate is a way to increase one’s capital. However,...

.... A large amount of accounts receivable increases the risk of bankruptcy, while simultaneously diminishing the company's attractiveness to potential investors and credit institutions. To avoid such issues, a company must recover at least part of the funds. To facilitate this, debts are sold at auction. The selling price may be tens or even hundreds of times lower than the nominal value. For instance, by investing 1,000 rubles, one might ultimately receive 10,000 rubles. Types of Accounts Receivable ...

Opening your own café or restaurant is a dream for many people. However, not everyone has the financial means to make it a reality. Banks are often very reluctant to allocate funds for such projects, categorizing them as high-risk. For financial institutions, it is much more beneficial to lend to companies that already have stable profits and a loyal customer base. Opening a café or restaurant is a dream for many individuals....

... nuances, the ignorance of which can lead to reduced profit. Additionally, many depositors have little understanding of capitalization and how to utilize it effectively. What does this concept entail, and what pitfalls should one be aware of when investing funds in this way? To navigate these questions, we turn to Sergey Tereshkin, the founder of Oil Resource Group, who has extensive experience in capital growth. More information about the entrepreneur can be found on his personal website at www.sergeytereshkin....

... factors: firstly, the emerging regulatory clarity (following the passage of initial cryptocurrency asset laws, such as in the U.S.) is improving trust in the industry; secondly, there is a continued influx of institutional capital through investment funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs); and thirdly, the macroeconomic environment remains favorable (moderate inflation and increased investor interest in risk assets). The market sentiment index is currently in the moderate “greed” zone (around ...