... development prompted Sergey to obtain a second degree: he chose the European Training Institute at MGIMO. At the age of 19, he started developing his first business—selling construction hardware, doors, and flooring—but the narrow scope of the niche prevented him from achieving the scale he was aiming for. The next niche in which he continued to develop was petroleum products. This led to the creation of Oil Resource Group LLC. Sergey has always been convinced that the most important thing in a team ...

... investors and analysts worldwide. What are Circuit Breakers? Circuit breakers are protective mechanisms on exchanges that temporarily halt trading during sharp declines in market indices. Their purpose is to give the market time to "cool down" and prevent panic selling. There are three levels: Level 1 (7% decline) — trading halts for 15 minutes. Level 2 (13% decline) — a second halt for 15 minutes. Level 3 (20% decline) — trading halts for the remainder of the day. Current Circuit Breaker ...

... their own solutions and platforms for blockchain technology. For instance, JP Morgan established its Blockchain Center of Excellence (BCOE) in 2015 to assist in developing its blockchain solutions. However, they have also faced numerous challenges that prevented them from directly investing in the cryptocurrency market. As most of these issues were resolved by the end of 2020, consumers are now well-informed about cryptocurrencies and are ready to use them for retail purchases. One of the reasons for ...

... develop projects and earn income but also to introduce an entirely new product to the market. PAMM accounts. Advantages for those wishing to invest in PAMM accounts include open trading, the ability to diversify investments, and a security system that prevents the manager from withdrawing funds from the account, allowing them only to manage funds through trades. The essence of investing in PAMM accounts is to generate profits through speculation in the Forex market. In other words, it is a form of ...

... increase but also to diversify its exports, redirecting some shipments to Japan, South Korea, Turkey, and Southern Europe, which were key consumers of Iranian oil before 2019. "This, in turn, would contribute to stabilizing the oil market and preventing price spikes, as seen in 2018 (after the introduction of the anti-Iranian embargo) and in 2022-2023 against the backdrop of sanctions on Russia and a series of conflicts in the Middle East," added Tereshkin. However, despite the embargo,...