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So, now you know what ETFs are, where to invest in stocks, and where to look for bonds. However, amidst the abundance of information, attractive investment opportunities can get lost, while others—those you should actually avoid—catch your eye. That’s why we’ve decided to create an opportunity for you to explore current investment possibilities: ongoing initial public offerings (IPOs), corporate bond issues, government bond placements, new funds, or financial intermediaries. We will also provide practical examples of individual investments: our INWEST team will make one investment per month and explain the reasons behind each choice.
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Greta Šiaučiulytė, CFA
With nearly a decade of experience in financial markets, Greta has had the opportunity to understand them from various perspectives – both by analyzing market mechanisms and by working in dynamic roles on the front lines, delving into client needs and managing investment funds. Greta holds the CFA certification, considered the gold standard in the finance world, which reflects her extensive knowledge in finance and investment management. She is also distinguished by her ability to present complex investment-related information in a simple and clear manner, enabling every investor to make informed and suitable decisions.
OPPORTUNITIES OVERVIEW | SEPTEMBER
One of the key events in September was the FED interest rate cut 0.5%, the first since 2020. This decision was made due to decreasing inflation and slowing economic growth, and investors had long anticipated and awaited this change.
With the interest rate cut, borrowing becomes cheaper, which can mean more opportunities to expand businesses or invest in real estate. Lower interest rates often have a positive impact on stock markets, as companies can borrow more cheaply for expansion investments, thereby increasing profits. However, as interest rates decrease, the returns on deposits and bonds also shrink, so investors are forced to look for new ways to ensure profitability from low-risk financial instruments.
One of the key events in September was the FED interest rate cut 0.5%, the first since 2020. This decision was made due to decreasing inflation and slowing economic growth, and investors had long anticipated and awaited this change.
With the interest rate cut, borrowing becomes cheaper, which can mean more opportunities to expand businesses or invest in real estate. Lower interest rates often have a positive impact on stock markets, as companies can borrow more cheaply for expansion investments, thereby increasing profits. However, as interest rates decrease, the returns on deposits and bonds also shrink, so investors are forced to look for new ways to ensure profitability from low-risk financial instruments.
Interested? Purchase the "Excel" program and read the opportunities overview every month!
Purchase the "Excel" program and read the opportunities overview every month!
Ornela has over 15 years of practical experience in local and international art markets,
with expertise in both classical and contemporary art. She is also a lecturer and researcher,
with her dissertation focusing on "Modeling Contemporary Art Investment Strategies in the
Geopolitical Conflicts." In 2023, she was recognized as
Context of the "Leading Female Figure in Art Wealth Management" by the Wealth and Finance International Fund Awards.
Ornela is dedicated to demystifying art investment and educating the public about art as an accessible and
intriguing investment opportunity.
