An investment idea for all times, IPO of the year and how to keep emotions in check in the stock market

What a nerve-wracking week it has been! No sooner had we believed in the US-Israeli truce with Iran than the sides exchanged blows again. Donald Trump threatened to seize Iran's largest oil terminal, Iran promised to hit Musk's Starlink in the Middle East with missiles. And the EU announced a hit on Russia's financial sector in a new, 21st package of sanctions.

The oil shock caused by the Middle East conflict triggered a rise in consumer prices. In the U.S., inflation has hit a three-year high, while in the eurozone, it has accelerated above the forecasts of the ECB, which has already raised the rate to 2.25% in order to buy risks. The Fed may follow suit, according to some U.S. officials.

Markets were feverish all week. The key indices of the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite and Russell 2000 were falling and rebounding. The Dow Jones Industrial Average had its worst time since October, and tech sector stocks experienced a sell-off. Gold prices fell to their lowest since the beginning of the year. "The VIX Fear Index held above 20.

SpaceX held the largest IPO in the history of the stock market. Elon Musk's company raised $75 billion - 2.5 times the previous record. The excitement was also no-nonsense: retail investors left applications for $70 billion, providers of index funds in the United States hastily changed the rules to include SpaceX in the lists, and stock gurus argued about whether the game is worth the candle. We gather all the top news and opinions about SpaceX for you here.

Yes! In his exclusive column for Oninvest, Timur Turlov, founder and CEO of Freedom Holding, talked about knowledge and technology export as the highest form of non-serious expansion and reflected on Kazakhstan's chances.

Correspondent Daniil Zhelobanov studied what investors will give Kazakhstan's connection to Euroclear.

Correspondent Maria Dranishnikova wrote about the record listing of biotech Parabilis, whose drug destroys cancer cells from the inside out.

And Anna Krasnova has found a stock to hold for a lifetime.

I, on the other hand, have been following the sad fate of the Italian-Russian Superjet International, which used to promote the Superjet airplane to world markets, but now is struggling to survive under sanctions.

If you are sometimes "stormy" with news background and ideas, our in-house psychologist Mikhail Tegin's columns, which follow research at the intersection of finance and psychology, will help you. From them you will learn, for example, how to restrain emotions on the stock market and get rid of the habit of trading on stress.

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