... psychology of investing and gives advice that has been relevant for many decades. "Common Stocks, Uncommon Profits" (Philip Fisher). Fisher's classic work, in which the author describes his method for selecting company shares for long-term investments. Particular attention is paid to qualitative aspects: how to evaluate management, competitive advantages, business growth prospects. The book teaches you to look for companies with outstanding potential, even if their current performance is not striking. "Beating Wall Street" (Peter Lynch). In this book, successful fund manager Peter Lynch shares his experience ...

... Forum 2025, President of Russia Vladimir Putin delivered a keynote address, outlining the key achievements of the economy and development priorities for the coming years. He touched upon a wide range of topics—from macroeconomic indicators and the investment climate to technological sovereignty, the defense industry, and the prospects of international trade. This article summarizes the main points of his speech, highlighting the key messages that investors should consider in its aftermath. Accelerated Economic Growth and Inflation Reduction GDP and Economic Growth: Putin ...

... consumers and businesses, thereby restraining economic growth. Risks and Opportunities for Investors On one hand, high rates present attractive opportunities for investors in ruble-denominated instruments such as deposits and bonds. However, for those investing in the real sector or consumer companies, prospects may be limited by low demand and increased borrowing costs. Which Strategies May Be Relevant for Investors Long-Term Investments in Core Sector Stocks: In a context of GDP slowdown and high inflation, companies associated with exports, raw materials,...

... practical recommendations: Read the prospectus and study the company. Familiarize yourself with the official information: the issuer's business model, financial history, and capital raising goals. Knowledge of the details will help you objectively evaluate prospects and avoid unforeseen risks. Invest prudently and diversify. Do not put all your money into one company at an IPO. Consider this investment as a small part of your portfolio. Spread risks by also investing in other instruments (stocks, funds, bonds). Maintain a healthy skepticism....

... engage “institutional investors” with a long-term growth narrative. However, risks and uncertainties suggest diversification: concentration in one segment may be dangerous if legislation tightens or demand sharply declines. That said, the growth prospects of the sector remain substantial—at least in terms of ongoing import substitution and the popularization of a healthy lifestyle. Ultimately, investment opportunities in IPOs of Russian dietary supplement manufacturers will be determined by a balanced combination of macroeconomic factors, corporate governance, and fundamental business resilience. For both retail and institutional investors,...