... "Oil Resource Group," will elaborate on these developments. He possesses extensive knowledge and experience in the trading sector. New and Promising Directions Some of the most modern and promising directions in trading include: the use of trading robots; behavioral trading; application of neural network capabilities; cluster analysis. Each of these directions warrants a more detailed discussion. Trading Robots Recently, the so-called "trading robots" have emerged. These are automated ...

In the age of technological progress, many professions may become completely obsolete in just a few years. This includes taxi drivers, accountants, operators, and more. We are already witnessing the emergence of the first self-driving taxis, delivery robots, and software designed to carry out various tasks. This means representatives of many professions may simply lose their source of income. It will be much easier for employers to acquire robots that won't get sick or ask for vacation. In an era ...

... are gradually returning to the digital asset space. New funds are expanding opportunities: corporations and investors are launching new venture initiatives. For example, Analog Devices has created a corporate fund to invest in promising technologies (robotics, climate and medical technology), and Orbit Capital has announced the launch of a €100 million venture debt fund for startups in Central and Eastern Europe. The additional capital increases the availability of funding for startups around the ...

... having experienced a period of quiet, is once again betting on large investments: Masayoshi Son has officially spoken about forming Vision Fund III, amounting to about $40–50 billion, focused on advanced technologies (primarily in the areas of AI and robotics). Major sovereign funds from the Middle East have also become active—investing billions of dollars into technology projects and launching state mega-programs to develop the startup sector, creating their own tech hubs in the region. Simultaneously,...

... returning to the venture arena, signaling a renewed appetite for risk. Japanese conglomerate SoftBank announced the formation of the Vision Fund III , sized at approximately $40–50 billion, focused on advanced technologies (with an emphasis on AI and robotics). Sovereign funds from Gulf countries are also significantly ramping up activity: they are injecting billions into technology projects, launching state mega-programs to develop the startup sector, and creating their own tech hubs in the Middle ...