... Instead, funds should be held in securities or other assets. One can return to wine investment once the market stabilizes. The value of wine lies in the fact that, even in the event of a price drop, it is typically only a temporary situation, unlike oil, gas, and other materials. After several years, the price often returns to previous levels or even increases significantly. This is due to the reduction in the available supply of the beverage. The fewer bottles there are in the world, the more valuable ...

... country. Technological independence: The development and production of our own aviation technologies reduces dependence on foreign supplies, which is especially important in the context of international sanctions and geopolitical instability. 5. Development ... ... analyze its activities and development prospects before making investment decisions. Comment by Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market: "UAC's investment strategy is aimed at long-term development and strengthening of its position in the global ...

... only generates profit through price appreciation, ETH allows holders to participate in transaction validation and receive rewards of approximately 3-5% annually. This combination of growth potential and passive income makes Ether a sort of 'digital oil' for the crypto industry—a foundational asset for decentralized finance (DeFi), NFT marketplaces, and other blockchain services. This status supports corporate interest: recent estimates indicate that the combined reserves of ETH on the balance ...

... shares may depreciate due to declining revenues, business failures, or negative news releasing in the market. Real estate can lose value due to an economic downturn, oversupply, or deterioration of the property itself. Even commodity prices (such as oil or gold) are susceptible to fluctuations in supply and demand. For investors, a decline in the asset's price represents a direct loss, especially if the asset needs to be sold during this period. How can this risk be reduced? While it is impossible ...

... artificial intelligence, industrial software, cybersecurity, new materials, and space technologies. These sectors are aligned with national projects and government orders, providing direction for corporate venture funds. Results are already apparent: oil and gas companies are financing industrial startups (robotics, digital twins), major IT holdings are launching accelerators for B2B SaaS solutions, and venture divisions of banks are investing in local fintech and regtech products. Simultaneously,...