... possess knowledge but also demonstrate personal success; otherwise, convincing clients of one's qualifications may prove challenging. Individuals seek consultations on debt elimination and capital growth. Companies commission services for budgeting, market expansion, and various financial research. According to Sergey Tereshkin, selling consultations to those with less experience and knowledge is a profitable business venture. It not only ensures income but also aids in self-actualization. Website Sales Selling a personal website ...

... investors: Funds should be invested in various instruments to diversify risks. Even if one instrument proves unprofitable, the others can cover the financial loss and generate income. Naturally, this is assuming that all funds haven’t been allocated to financial pyramids, HYIPs, and other dubious organizations. During market fluctuations, one should not panic and hastily liquidate assets. Following a decline, growth typically returns, unless the companies are on the verge of bankruptcy. Selling assets inevitably results in losses. It is much more effective to wait ...

Friday closes the week with critical economic indicators across global markets. Investors will focus on Eurozone inflation data and UK retail sales, offering insights into consumer behavior and price stability in Europe. In the U.S., industrial production and consumer sentiment data will shape expectations for economic resilience,...

... future growth rates are being questioned due to uncertainty in monetizing new search solutions. At the same time, expenditures are rising for all players—computational power and talented specialists demand significant capital. Companies with solid financial positions can withstand periods of heavy investment, while more vulnerable market participants may face margin compression. Investors are already reallocating funds in an effort to increase the share of “winners” of the AI era in their portfolios. We are seeing increased attention to manufacturers of AI infrastructure and ...

... Significant changes are noticeable in Asia. Kazakhstan launched the first Bitcoin ETF in Central Asia (Fontex Bitcoin ETF), which began trading on August 13 on the Astana International Exchange (AIX) and offers direct ownership of cryptocurrency through a market instrument. This fund, with a custodian being BitGo, simplifies access for investors to Bitcoin and may attract additional capital. Meanwhile, China maintains strict restrictions on private cryptocurrency ownership, whereas some Asian financial centers are enhancing the integration of digital assets: for example, Hong Kong's regulator recently introduced stricter client asset storage standards for licensed crypto exchanges, emphasizing a commitment to secure practices and positioning ...