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Michael Overchenko
Michael Overchenko

Michael Overchenko

Contributing reviewer Oninvest

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Articles: 67

On the European market this year, the energy, commodities, and banking sectors are performing the best. Photo: Immo Wegmann / Unsplash.com
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How Investors Can Profit from Europe’s Problems: 10 Stocks and the Polish Market

Since the start of the third quarter, the dollar has fallen by more than 2% against major world currencies. Investors believe this is not the end of the decline. Photo: Vladimir Solomianyi / Unsplash.com
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The Dollar Faces a Triple Threat: Interest Rates, the Yen, and Hedging

The extreme heat has led to an increase in demand for ice cream, beer, and products from companies that manufacture swimming pools, air conditioners, and sunscreen / Photo: Marijana Hrnja / Shutterstock.com
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Who profited from this summer's record-breaking heat, and who stands to gain in the future?

Technology corporations are competing with the government for investors money, raising massive amounts of capital to build data centers for AI. Photo: Shutterstock.com/Bird stocker TH
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A Blow to the Dollar: Why the U.S. Effort to Support the Government Bond Market Failed to Convince Investors

Companies have begun issuing tokens backed by gold and other metals to attract new investors. Photo: suradeach saetang / Unsplash
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From Mine to Crypto Wallet: Do Investors Need Gold, Copper, and Uranium on the Blockchain?

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hinted to reporters that the U.S. would support the Japanese yen, allowing them to see a note to that effect in his notebook / Photo: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent / X
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"The Sheriff Is in Town": U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Brought Washington Back to the Currency Market

Analysts havent ruled out the possibility that the market could see a rally following Julys sell-off. But heres the question: Will semiconductor stocks be part of it? Photo: Aditya Vyas / Unsplash
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After the July sell-off: Has the golden age for chipmakers come to an end?

A new shock to the oil market threatens to cause a sharp slowdown in the global economy. Photo: Pixel Shot / Unsplash.com
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The global economy could lose half of its growth. It's all because of the new oil shock.

New signs of a bubble have emerged in the South Korean market, with an increasing number of retail investors getting involved in securities trading, including leveraged trading. Photo: Shawn / Unsplash.com
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Cartier's Shortage and Child Investors: Signs of a Bubble in the South Korean Market