... fortunes—those of Carnegie, Rockefeller, Buffett, and Gates—were amassed by owning just one asset. Yet, the most popular advice that a retail investor receives is to do the opposite: to maintain a broadly diversified portfolio of assets. 2. The stock market can be overvalued, yet it can become even more overvalued before it begins to decline. And even when it is already falling, it may still be at levels higher than they are today. 3. We build our plans based on average indicators—average stock ...

... safe-haven assets like gold and government bonds. Despite Bitcoin's appeal, many investors, particularly institutional ones, may prefer more established assets for capital preservation. Additionally, Trump's return could create conditions for a rising stock market and improved economic conditions in the U.S., which may lead to increased interest in traditional assets, including shares of American companies. In this context, Bitcoin might temporarily lose its allure as investors choose to allocate funds towards ...

... conservative academic institutions serves as an important signal: more and more institutional investors are starting to include crypto assets in their portfolios. Meanwhile, several Bitcoin ETFs launched by major investment firms are already operating on the stock market. The introduction of accessible financial instruments (such as BlackRock’s ETF) significantly eases the entry of institutional and retail investors into the crypto sphere. Furthermore, there are expectations in the market for approvals of similar ...

... will affect the energy sector, and the Canadian rate decision may have ripple effects on U.S.-Canada trade relations. Impact on Investors Energy Markets: OPEC’s report and EIA data are pivotal for crude oil price trends. These will influence energy stocks, commodity trading, and global inflation expectations. Currency Markets: U.S. CPI, Canada’s rate decision, and Brazil’s monetary policy stance will drive movements in the U.S. dollar, Canadian dollar, and emerging market currencies. Fixed Income: High U.S. inflation could push Treasury yields higher, while oil ...

... employ a buy-and-hold strategy for their investments. As a result of the company's annual performance, investors receive dividends. This strategy is characteristic of young investors lacking experience; they tend to avoid speculative trading in the stock market. Young investors prefer securities and other instruments that promise fixed income while exhibiting minimal risk. These options help protect investments from inflationary fluctuations and potential losses. Typically, non-professional investors ...