Electromobility is becoming a key factor in the automotive industry and brings new opportunities for shareholders. The growing demand for electric vehicles opens up investment potential for automotive companies adapting to this trend. At the same time, charging infrastructure for electric vehicles represents another area with growth potential. However, when investing in EVs, it is also important to consider factors such as regulation, battery technology developments and EV range. Currently, $TSLA is leading the industry, but what about the others?

Recently, virtual or augmented reality has been widely discussed. Recently, Apple itself has jumped into this market and shuffled the cards for other players. $META has been in this business for some time and it has also been a stumbling block for the stock (at least at the beginning). How does the market view these companies now?

Paramount shares are getting ever closer to the covid low at $10. Those are really low levels far from the peak, which was at $100 in 2021. Can this stock rally and live up to its name, which still carries weight in the world?

Given the inherent volatility of the energy sector, most investors would be better off not trying to time the ups and downs of energy prices. A much better option is to recognize that you can't and it is easier to have continued exposure to the sector through all periods. Then the investor can focus on individual stocks in that sector and drop the ETFs a bit. This will lead directly to great companies like Exxon, Chevron and TotalEnergies.

Airbnb has become synonymous with travel and accommodation in the 21st century. This innovative platform allows people from all over the world to rent out their apartments, houses or rooms to other travellers. What started as a humble idea has evolved into one of the largest and most influential companies in the accommodation industry.

Investing is a key factor in building financial stability and achieving long-term success. For young people in their twenties, deciding where to invest can be difficult and unclear. However, it's important to start as early as possible to harness the power of time and achieve significant growth in your portfolio. But it's not just about investing in the financial markets, it's about investing in yourself. This is what every person should do first of all.

The stock market has given investors a hard time over the past two years. After many stocks hit new highs in 2021, rising interest rates and high inflation have sparked fears of a recession (which is yet to come) and pushed the market lower. These companies could weather a recession and be a valuable component of a portfolio when the time is right.

Banking moves the world, and not just because banks have the power to "create" money. In recent months, the sector has been rocked by the collapses of several major banks, with some others in serious trouble. Many people and investors have begun to look at the sector through different eyes and don't think banks are as risk-free as they may have thought. But if you want to invest in banking companies, here are 3 companies that seem like good options for where to put your money.

The objective of investment funds is to achieve maximum investment appreciation at a reasonable risk. This means that everything is balanced and high diversification cannot deliver the kind of appreciation that individual stocks can. However, this fund can return 14.5%. How this is possible, and how it achieved it, we will now look at.

We all talk and flirt with the US market most of the time here. Yes, it is the largest market in the world, the country with the largest number of large and wealthy multinationals. It is certainly not wrong to predominantly focus on this market as well, but sometimes it would be nice to take a break from the American Dream for a while and look at other countries and different markets. For example, a beginner might not believe that one can even buy Chinese stocks on the American stock market. And yes, you really can. You can also find many other gems on the NYSE that, despite also being listed on the American market, actually originate or are based in another country or even a very distant part of the world. We'll look at one such example today.