Two fundamental approaches to investing are growth investing and value investing. In the first case, the investor seeks companies that are increasing profits and cash flow, while in the second, the hope is to find stocks that the market is undervaluing. There are two fundamental approaches to investing: ...

... navigate: who is responsible for what, when opportunities to invest arise, and what to expect at each stage. The main players in the venture market: Startups (entrepreneurs) are teams creating a new product or service. They need money and resources for growth. In exchange for investments, they give up part of their company and expect that the investor's strategic participation (experience, connections, mentoring) will help the project grow. Business angels are private investors, usually successful entrepreneurs or professionals ...

... 2012, Mexico surpassed Brazil in venture funding, thanks to several significant rounds for local startups (for example, the Mexican neobank Klar raised $170 million, and the used car platform Kavak secured $127 million). Thus, the geography of startup investments in 2025 is quite diverse: the primary growth is concentrated in the U.S., while Asia is experiencing a decline, Europe is maintaining moderate positions, and Latin America is advancing on its field via specific "growth points." Investor Optimism and New Venture Funds The venture ...

... believe this trend will continue for at least the next ten years. In other words, China has every chance of becoming a global economic leader soon. Regarding sectors to invest in, the IT sector should be prioritized, having attracted almost $90 billion in investments last year. However, China isn't the only growth leader. India has outpaced China in GDP growth, attributed to rising wages within China, prompting many investors and entrepreneurs to relocate their production to Asian countries with cheaper labor. The chosen locations include India, Pakistan,...

... inflation, putting pressure on businesses and consumer spending. Technological Development: Investments in digital transformation and innovation are accelerating recovery. 2. Sectors and Assets for Investment Technology The technology sector remains a key growth driver: Investments in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and cybersecurity continue to attract capital. The development of green technologies to achieve carbon neutrality goals by 2030. Healthcare The pandemic has heightened interest in medical innovations: ...