"Indiana Jones Emerging Markets" - on stock volatility, oil prices and the top risk for investors 

Mark Mobius: four questions about the war in the Middle East that investors care about

The recent spiral of tensions around Greenland has not provoked sustained turbulence in the markets, notes Mark Mobius, founder of Mobius Capital Partners. According to the veteran investor, investors have adapted to Donald Trump's unpredictable policies, and the U.S. president's actual ability to change the island's status is limited.

Mark Mobius: investors have developed immunity to Trump's 'surprises'

Mobius Emerging Opportunities Fund Managing Director Mark Mobius, who <a href="https://www.markmobius.com/">calls</a> himself the "Indiana Jones of emerging market investing," said he is closely watching events in Venezuela and hopes to return to that market after the change in power.

Mark Mobius has avoided investing in Venezuela for years. Why is he now ready to return?

Gold is no longer an attractive asset to buy after its price rose 65% in the past year, said Mark Mobius, a prominent investor and managing director of the Mobius Emerging Opportunities Fund.

'I'm definitely not buying up': Mobius says gold is no longer attractive

The legendary investor tells how he insures his portfolio against falling prices and what he expects from the US market and other countries

"While the market is in a fog, you need to have a cache of cash": how is Mark Mobius investing now? 

The tech boom, changing leadership in Asia, and political crisis in the US — investment forecasts from Cathie Wood, Mark Mobius, Ray Dalio, Tom Lee, and David Rosenberg

Goldilocks, fiscal deadlock, and Buffett's shadow: what do investment gurus expect from 2026?

Jeffrey Gundlach suggests investors focus on emerging markets and keep a significant portion of funds in cachet

"I'm very cautious": how does a "bond king" build a defensive strategy in a portfolio?

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This week saw the end of the longest government shutdown in US history. Investment gurus sounded the alarm: Michael Burry accused Big Tech of artificially inflating profits, and Mark Mobius warned of an impending correction in the AI sector. The announcement of the stake sale to Nvidia caused SoftBank's stock price to decline, reflecting market doubts about the return on large-scale AI investments. At the same time, Arkady Volozh's Nebius signed a $3 billion contract with Meta, following an agreement with Microsoft. You can read about the main events from November 10 to 14 in our review.


Highlights of the week: US shutdown finale, Burry vs Big Tech, SoftBank sold to Nvidia

The emerging markets investment guru predicts a downturn in the artificial intelligence market and advises looking toward China and other Asian countries