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Michael Overchenko
Michael Overchenko

Michael Overchenko

Contributing reviewer Oninvest

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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

Nigerias main stock market index has risen 68% in dollar terms this year. This is the best performance among the 92 markets tracked by Bloomberg. Photo: Opeyemi Adisa / Unsplash.com
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Reforms have made Nigeria the world's hottest market. What should investors keep an eye on?

The market is still dominated by the view that the dollar will continue to strengthen, but there is no longer a consensus on this issue. Photo: Niconor Brown / Unsplash.com
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Not everyone believes the dollar will strengthen in the future: what will determine its exchange rate

The fuel crisis and rising gas prices have led to an increase in electric vehicle sales / Photo: CHUTTERSNAP / Unsplash.com
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The fuel crisis has been the best advertisement for electric cars: their sales are on the rise again

The rapid rise in the stock prices of AI-related companies is prompting investors to look for ways to mitigate the risk of a crash in the tech sector. Photo: Robb Miller / Unsplash.com
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Investors Are Seeking "AI-Safe Havens": How They Can Diversify Their Portfolios

June 16-17 will be the first meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee for the new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh, where they will make a decision on rates. Investors will be watching him closely. Photo: The White House
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ECB has raised rates, next move is for the Fed: what will be Kevin Warsh's first decision

The world has returned to the era of the Bretton Woods system in terms of the volume of gold held by the national banks - more than 36 thousand tons. At the peak - in 1965 - they stored 38 thousand tons of this metal. Photo: Jingming Pan / Unsplash.com
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Geopolitics is changing central bank reserves. Why they are betting on gold