Any New Year's predictions are more for entertainment than strategy. If you have a significant amount in your portfolio—from $100,000—you definitely shouldn't rely on any predictions, even from the most authoritative market players.  Statistically, such predictions are meaningless — they come true at random. Rafael Nagapetyants, senior partner<a href="https://movchans.com/ru?utm_source=web&amp;utm_medium=referal&amp;utm_campaign=robb&amp;utm_content=successor"> at Movchan's Group</a>, a private equity management group, believes that it would be<b> better </b>to take the opposite approach and say what <b>not to</b> invest in in 2026.

Rafael Nagapetiants

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Investments in 2026: where not to invest