... even if some restrictions are eased, it is unlikely to result in a full restoration of previous economic relations. What Does This Mean for Investors? 1. Growth of the Domestic Market Sanctions have forced Russian businesses to focus on the domestic market, creating new opportunities in areas such as: Manufacturing and Industry; Technology and IT; Logistics and Transport; Energy and Mining. 2. Potential for Import Substitution Many Western companies have exited the Russian market, but domestic producers have filled the ...

... conducted more swiftly and securely. This is particularly significant for small and medium-sized enterprises eager to expand their market reach. Inflow of Foreign Currency: Attracting Russian tourists and investors will increase the volume of transactions in ... ... economy and create additional revenue streams for Iranian companies operating in the tourism and banking sectors. New Financial Opportunities for the Population: For Iranian citizens working with Russian companies or collaborating with Russian investors,...

After winning the election, Donald Trump increased his net worth by $1.4 billion thanks to a sharp rise in the shares of his company Trump Media. This incident shows how political events can influence the market and create new opportunities for investors. In this article, I share my opinion on these events and opportunities for those planning short-term and long-term investments, and also discuss how such changes in the market can affect each investor’s strategy. Trump's ...

... Latin America—creating their own technological ecosystems. Local Focus (Russia and CIS). Despite constraints, new funds and successful cases are emerging in the region, drawing investor attention to the local market against global trends. The IPO Market is Reviving: An Open Window of Opportunities The initial public offering market has confidently revived after a long hiatus, once again providing startups with chances for successful exits. As of the end of July, approximately 200 IPOs have been conducted on the U.S. stock market since ...

... crash) — The indicator rose above 150%, which foreshadowed a strong market correction in 2000-2002. 2008 (global financial crisis) — Before the crisis, the indicator was above 100%, and during the crisis, it fell below 60%. This gave investors the opportunity to buy shares at low prices. 2021 (record market overheating) — The indicator reached 230%, which indicated a possible bubble. In 2022, the market began to correct, and many investors faced losses. How can an investor use the Buffett indicator? Determining the stages of the market High values ...