... a risk for the sake of a new idea. However, it is important to remember that money from loved ones is not just capital, it is also responsibility. Therefore, it is necessary to think through all the risks in advance and honestly discuss all possible development scenarios with potential investors. Partnership scheme. Another way to start a business without significant capital is to find a partner who has the resources necessary for the start. In this case, the partnership scheme may include the distribution ...

... global oil prices. A rise in inventories might lead to lower oil prices, benefiting European economies reliant on energy imports. Corporate Reports: Salesforce Inc ($CRM): Report after U.S. market close. Expected revenue growth of 7.1%, indicating stable development in the cloud solutions sector. Okta Inc ($OKTA): Expected revenue growth of 11.2%, reflecting increased demand for cybersecurity solutions. Marvell Technology Inc ($MRVL): Expected revenue growth of 2.2%, suggesting stability in the semiconductor ...

... agreement between the US and Ukraine, under which Washington will receive 50% of the proceeds from the sale of Ukrainian minerals in exchange for financial support. This agreement could significantly affect Ukraine's economic sovereignty and its long-term development. What are the key provisions of the agreement and its possible consequences? Agreement Between the USA and Ukraine: Resource Transfer in Exchange for Financing In recent weeks, media reports have emerged regarding a potential agreement between ...

... temporarily pressure export-oriented companies. For yen crosses, an increase in volatility is likely as signals from the regulator and published inflation indicators emerge. Japanese Equity Market: Potential Beneficiaries Domestic cyclicals: Banks, developers, and consumer services benefit from the revival of demand. Capital Goods: Industries and segments focused on capital expenditures gain support from increased CapEx. Technology and Automotive: Maintain reliance on exports but are sensitive to ...

... understand modern technologies and does not invest in unfamiliar areas where he cannot assess risks. This does not mean that other investors should follow suit. If you have a good grasp of the industry of the company that interests you, understand what it develops and sells, you can adequately evaluate its prospects and, of course, consider investing. 6. A company's competitiveness directly influences its "personal" rating with Buffett. He tends to avoid acquiring assets from highly specialized ...