... assets. Markets typically price the likelihood of extreme events as very low, but the estimated 17% probability of a nuclear incident this year by some analysts indicates that the risk is non-zero. An unexpected crisis could trigger panic selling on exchanges and capital fleeing to protective instruments. Defense Industry: The modernization of nuclear forces and a new arms race mean increased defense budgets in many countries. Major defense contractors (rocket and space corporations, submarine producers,...

... corporate reports, tailored for investors from the CIS countries. Macroeconomic Events of the Day (MSK): 11:00 AM – Inflation expectations in the Eurozone (a critical indicator for ECB policy); 3:30 PM – U.S. trade balance (impact on the dollar exchange rate and trade sentiment); 4:00 PM – S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index (snapshot of the U.S. real estate market); 5:00 PM – CB Consumer Confidence Index and JOLTS Job Openings (two metrics on U.S. economic health); 11:30 PM – API oil inventory ...

... boom in tech companies. The "youth" of a nation and a high level of internet penetration (smartphone adoption) create both demand and supply for the startup ecosystem. Macroeconomic Stability and Wealth: low inflation, predictable currency exchange rates, and overall economic stability are crucial for long-term investments in startups. For example, Switzerland and Singapore are known for stable economic policies, attracting international investors and companies (though in terms of unicorn ...

... the market, and not intuition. It is important to note that the technical approach is used in different segments of the financial market. It is used in the stock market for analyzing shares, on Forex for currency pairs, on commodity and cryptocurrency exchanges - wherever there is historical data on price movement. The method is universal: the basics remain the same, only the assets being analyzed change. Historically, the principles of technical analysis were formed more than a hundred years ago. ...

... invested in development. Regular review of the financial plan. The situation changes - and so do financial plans. Periodically analyze: are the forecasts you made when taking out the loan justified? Perhaps the prices of raw materials have increased, the exchange rate has changed, or new competitors have appeared that affect revenue. Adjust the budget to always be sure that servicing the loan remains feasible for you. If you see that the load is growing, take measures in advance (cut costs, look for new ...