... imminent easing of monetary policy in the U.S. have strengthened following a series of disappointing macroeconomic data. On the other hand, geopolitical tensions have somewhat eased: a recent compromise between Washington and Brussels has prevented a new tariff war, which has supported risk appetite. Wall Street, which set records in July, is facing volatility amid mixed signals. Investors are evaluating the prospects of an economic slowdown, but strong reports from tech giants are sustaining interest in risk assets, while some capital is flowing into safe “harbors.” Central bank policy is in the spotlight: the U.S. Federal ...

... ecosystem customers and revenue growth in this area indicate the right strategy aimed at long-term development. Strategic adjustments: In the context of tightening monetary policy and regulatory pressure, MTS plans to review its strategy. The planned "Investor Day" will give the market a clearer picture of the company's future plans and how it intends to adapt to the new conditions. Seasonal and external risks: The impact of monetary policy and regulatory pressures may create short-term fluctuations in MTS's financial results. Investors should closely monitor the company's changes in strategy and its approach to risk ...

... reflect trends in the telecommunications sector: is the traditional viewer exodus ("cord-cutting") persisting, and is the growth of broadband subscribers sufficient to compensate? The company is actively investing in network expansion and new services, competing with streaming platforms and wireless operators. Strong financial results from Charter, especially significant growth in internet connections, will reassure investors regarding the resilience of traditional communication providers. If the figures disappoint, fears may intensify that the cable business is losing ground under the pressure of digital alternatives. Southern Copper – one of the world's leading ...

... clients and provided a receipt, promising to return their funds after three months, along with a fifty percent profit. One could argue that HYIPs are a form of financial pyramid schemes. These investments do not involve any actual trading of options. Investors earn profits based on the funds contributed by new members of the pyramid, perpetuating the cycle. Earnings continue as long as there is a flow of new clients into the HYIP. However, once this influx of funding ceases, the pyramid collapses, and the organizers vanish without a trace. While some investors ...

... SPAC has become a popular method for going public due to its flexibility, expedited process, and potential for attracting experienced sponsors. However, it is associated with certain risks and necessitates careful consideration from both companies and investors. In the Russian market, SPAC remains a new and underutilized tool, but there is potential for its growth, especially in the tech sector. Successful international examples, such as Virgin Galactic and DraftKings, demonstrate that SPAC can be an efficient way to raise capital and achieve public ...