Julia Handoshko - Media
Mind Money Joins Top Industry Leaders at SuperInvestor in Monaco
5-7 November, 2024.
Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money and the Mind Money team are proud to be part of the largest gathering of private market professionals at SuperInvestor 2024, held in Monaco from November 5–7. This premier event unites industry giants, including Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and Generali, and provides a global stage to explore trends shaping the future of private markets.
“As a global, licensed broker, it is crucial for us to stay aligned with the global investment community,” says Julia. “We aim to not only contribute to the industry dialogue but also to bring fresh perspectives. Engaging with new trends and ideas helps us deliver the best to our clients.”
“As a global, licensed broker, it is crucial for us to stay aligned with the global investment community,” says Julia. “We aim to not only contribute to the industry dialogue but also to bring fresh perspectives. Engaging with new trends and ideas helps us deliver the best to our clients.”
We’re honored to be a sponsor of the three-day event as we are committed to advancing private markets. As part of the program, Julia Khandoshko will speak on the panel "Private Wealth: The Next Frontier for Private Markets?" where she will discuss our unique trading strategy and climate model. Additionally, she will participate in a series of interviews at SuperInvestor, sharing insights into the specifics of our trading strategies and discussing the integral role of climate models in investment decisions.
“Our team, in collaboration with researchers and climate experts from Cambridge and Oxford Universities, has achieved remarkable results this year,” Igor Isaev, Head of the company’s Analytics Center, noted. “Mind Money’s climate models helped the company to become one of the top performers in Bloomberg's rankings this year. By integrating climate forecasts and weather trends into our financial analysis, we are able to deliver the best results.”
“Our team, in collaboration with researchers and climate experts from Cambridge and Oxford Universities, has achieved remarkable results this year,” Igor Isaev, Head of the company’s Analytics Center, noted. “Mind Money’s climate models helped the company to become one of the top performers in Bloomberg's rankings this year. By integrating climate forecasts and weather trends into our financial analysis, we are able to deliver the best results.”
Investment FundForum in Monaco
24-26 June, 2024.
Mind Money will attend the #1 event for global asset managers, @FundForum. The event will be held in Monaco from June 24 to 26, 2024.
The conference is the world's premier investment management event, with over 30 years of history as Europe's top industry gathering. It consistently attracts the most senior professionals, including asset managers, asset owners, fund buyers, and investors, all dedicated to shaping the advancements of the financial system.
I will be at the conference with my highly professional team. Among @FundForum partners are Euroclear and Clearstream and many other large organizations. The number of participants is certainly staggering.
Look for me on the sidelines of the FundForum!
The conference is the world's premier investment management event, with over 30 years of history as Europe's top industry gathering. It consistently attracts the most senior professionals, including asset managers, asset owners, fund buyers, and investors, all dedicated to shaping the advancements of the financial system.
I will be at the conference with my highly professional team. Among @FundForum partners are Euroclear and Clearstream and many other large organizations. The number of participants is certainly staggering.
Look for me on the sidelines of the FundForum!
21.06.25
Experts Predict Whether Apple Stock Can Make You Rich by 2035
Written by David Nadelle for GOBankingRates
Just over a year ago, The Motley Fool asked whether Apple would be a trillion-dollar stock by 2035. Hitting the $1 trillion valuation mark is a rare and phenomenal achievement for any company, but for Apple, it would be a colossal failure, considering its market cap was $2.6 trillion at the time (and it’s now at $2.9 trillion).
Speculating on the future fortunes of Apple stock is a fun exercise. In fact, back in January, Insider Monkey wrote about 15 stocks that ChatGPT predicted could make investors wealthy in 10 years, and the chatbot ranked Apple No. 1, ahead of Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta Platforms and Nvidia.
Julia Khandoshko, an expert in tech and capital markets and CEO of leading tech and financial engineering hub Mind Money, agreed. “There is a false perception that large technology companies like Apple are still growing as startups, and many investors expect them to have the same breakthrough growth,” Khandoshko said. “However, for some reason, the fact that they have turned into grown and stable businesses is ignored.”
You can read the full publication on the website finance.yahoo.com
Just over a year ago, The Motley Fool asked whether Apple would be a trillion-dollar stock by 2035. Hitting the $1 trillion valuation mark is a rare and phenomenal achievement for any company, but for Apple, it would be a colossal failure, considering its market cap was $2.6 trillion at the time (and it’s now at $2.9 trillion).
Speculating on the future fortunes of Apple stock is a fun exercise. In fact, back in January, Insider Monkey wrote about 15 stocks that ChatGPT predicted could make investors wealthy in 10 years, and the chatbot ranked Apple No. 1, ahead of Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta Platforms and Nvidia.
Julia Khandoshko, an expert in tech and capital markets and CEO of leading tech and financial engineering hub Mind Money, agreed. “There is a false perception that large technology companies like Apple are still growing as startups, and many investors expect them to have the same breakthrough growth,” Khandoshko said. “However, for some reason, the fact that they have turned into grown and stable businesses is ignored.”
You can read the full publication on the website finance.yahoo.com
13.06.25
3 Ways Trump’s Tariffs Affect Prices Even After Rollbacks
Written by Lydia Kibet for GOBankingRates
President Donald Trump recently reduced tariffs on “de minimis” packages, shipments worth less than $800 from China, from 120% to 54%, giving American shoppers a little relief. Despite these rollbacks, consumers shouldn’t expect immediate relief at the checkout counter.
Existing Inventory Keeps Prices High
One of the reasons prices may remain high even after rollbacks lies in retailers’ existing inventory. The products sitting on store shelves were likely imported under older, higher rates. That means retailers are still passing this cost to consumers.
Complex Products to Face Greater Price Volatility
Not all products will face the same tariff pressure. The complexity of manufacturing and global supply chains means certain products face persistent price pressures even after tariff reductions.
“The more complex a product is and the more it depends on components from different countries, the more it is subject to price increases due to tariffs,” said Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money. “For example, microelectronics, which is assembled from many parts imported from all over the world, will be at the greatest risk of rising prices.”
This complexity will likely be an ongoing challenge for manufacturers who rely on multiple imported parts from different countries, which could lead to delays in deliveries and higher costs for consumers.
You can read the full publication on the website nasdaq.com
President Donald Trump recently reduced tariffs on “de minimis” packages, shipments worth less than $800 from China, from 120% to 54%, giving American shoppers a little relief. Despite these rollbacks, consumers shouldn’t expect immediate relief at the checkout counter.
Existing Inventory Keeps Prices High
One of the reasons prices may remain high even after rollbacks lies in retailers’ existing inventory. The products sitting on store shelves were likely imported under older, higher rates. That means retailers are still passing this cost to consumers.
Complex Products to Face Greater Price Volatility
Not all products will face the same tariff pressure. The complexity of manufacturing and global supply chains means certain products face persistent price pressures even after tariff reductions.
“The more complex a product is and the more it depends on components from different countries, the more it is subject to price increases due to tariffs,” said Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money. “For example, microelectronics, which is assembled from many parts imported from all over the world, will be at the greatest risk of rising prices.”
This complexity will likely be an ongoing challenge for manufacturers who rely on multiple imported parts from different countries, which could lead to delays in deliveries and higher costs for consumers.
You can read the full publication on the website nasdaq.com
11.06.25
5 Reasons Bond Investors Are Worried — Should You Wait To Invest?
Written by Martin Dasko for GOBankingRates
According to a report in MarketWatch, despite having the largest bond market with approximately $29 trillion outstanding in Treasurys, which indicates an IOU that the U.S. government will pay to creditors, bond investors have been concerned lately. As Congress continues to work on passing a massive tax-and-spending bill to help address the debt ceiling, many are worried about what may happen next.
While lowering interest rates could stimulate people to buy cars and get mortgages, it may not be ideal for bond investors. Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money, shared that nobody knows when the global rate cut cycle will begin, which is something that investors constantly consider.
You can read the full publication on the website nasdaq.com
According to a report in MarketWatch, despite having the largest bond market with approximately $29 trillion outstanding in Treasurys, which indicates an IOU that the U.S. government will pay to creditors, bond investors have been concerned lately. As Congress continues to work on passing a massive tax-and-spending bill to help address the debt ceiling, many are worried about what may happen next.
While lowering interest rates could stimulate people to buy cars and get mortgages, it may not be ideal for bond investors. Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money, shared that nobody knows when the global rate cut cycle will begin, which is something that investors constantly consider.
You can read the full publication on the website nasdaq.com
10.06.25
Is a Recession Coming or Not? Here Are Both Sides of the Coin
Written by Kerra Bolton for GOBankingRates
The debate over whether the U.S. is heading into a recession in 2025 is intensifying, with economists, policymakers and business leaders offering conflicting perspectives. While some indicators suggest an economic downturn is imminent, others point to resilience and potential for continued growth.
Is a recession coming or not? Here are both sides of the coin.
Beyond the Numbers
While official declarations of recession rely on two consecutive quarters of GDP decline, some economists argue that the reality of a downturn is already unfolding, both in data and in everyday life.
“Although there are still some economic sectors where activity remains and this may create the illusion of stability because the real situation remains tense,” said Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money.
“Everything that happens with debts and bonds exerts systemic pressure. Many people think that there is no recession until it is announced. This is a big mistake. In fact, when it is officially recognized, everything will be felt in the wallet for a long time,” Khandoshko explained.
As uncertainty grows, Khandoshko said the smartest move is to prepare for a recession rather than trying to predict it.
You can read the full publication on the website nasdaq.com
The debate over whether the U.S. is heading into a recession in 2025 is intensifying, with economists, policymakers and business leaders offering conflicting perspectives. While some indicators suggest an economic downturn is imminent, others point to resilience and potential for continued growth.
Is a recession coming or not? Here are both sides of the coin.
Beyond the Numbers
While official declarations of recession rely on two consecutive quarters of GDP decline, some economists argue that the reality of a downturn is already unfolding, both in data and in everyday life.
“Although there are still some economic sectors where activity remains and this may create the illusion of stability because the real situation remains tense,” said Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money.
“Everything that happens with debts and bonds exerts systemic pressure. Many people think that there is no recession until it is announced. This is a big mistake. In fact, when it is officially recognized, everything will be felt in the wallet for a long time,” Khandoshko explained.
As uncertainty grows, Khandoshko said the smartest move is to prepare for a recession rather than trying to predict it.
You can read the full publication on the website nasdaq.com
01.06.25
No More Safe Havens? Investing in a World Without Stability
europeanfinancialreview.com
By Julia Khandoshko, CEO at Mind Money
In a world gripped by uncertainty, even regional tensions can shake global markets. Julia Khandoshko explores how the erosion of safe havens is reshaping capital strategies. Investors are no longer chasing quick gains but are seeking resilience in gold, currency trust, and long-term allocations to withstand future shocks.
In spring 2025, two, at first glance, regional cases, the escalation in Yemen and rising tensions between India and Pakistan, sent tremors through global markets. It was not because of their direct economic footprint but because they signalled what investors fear most: systemic risks. Today, every geopolitical turmoil can potentially become a macroeconomic wave.
The days when investors could divide the globe into “hot spots” and “safe havens” are gone. In the age of global anxiety, where the financial system reacts in milliseconds to any kind of upheaval, assets like gold, the U.S. dollar, or commodities are no longer just hedges but lifeboats amidst growing uncertainty.
You can read the full publication on the website europeanfinancialreview.com
By Julia Khandoshko, CEO at Mind Money
In a world gripped by uncertainty, even regional tensions can shake global markets. Julia Khandoshko explores how the erosion of safe havens is reshaping capital strategies. Investors are no longer chasing quick gains but are seeking resilience in gold, currency trust, and long-term allocations to withstand future shocks.
In spring 2025, two, at first glance, regional cases, the escalation in Yemen and rising tensions between India and Pakistan, sent tremors through global markets. It was not because of their direct economic footprint but because they signalled what investors fear most: systemic risks. Today, every geopolitical turmoil can potentially become a macroeconomic wave.
The days when investors could divide the globe into “hot spots” and “safe havens” are gone. In the age of global anxiety, where the financial system reacts in milliseconds to any kind of upheaval, assets like gold, the U.S. dollar, or commodities are no longer just hedges but lifeboats amidst growing uncertainty.
You can read the full publication on the website europeanfinancialreview.com
23.05.25
3 Stocks That Will Likely Prosper As Inflation Falls
benzinga.com
Never say never, but it finally looks like inflation is moderating, if not abating, in 2025.
Core US inflation increased by 2.3% in April, slightly lower than the 2.4% annual rate recorded in March. That's the lowest overall inflation rate increase since February 2021, according to US government figures.
That's good news for both consumers and businesses, both of whom historically benefit from more tepid inflation rates. Life and investing are both easier when prices are stable and more predictable.
Goldman Sachs
The financial sector is also worth closer examination when inflation is moderating.
"Lower rates typically lead to more deal flow, increased leverage and appetite for private equity activity," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at Mind Money, an investment technology and financial engineering company.
Khandoshko points to one investment banking titan right now that excels in the deal generation and execution realm.
"In financials, a potential rebound in IPOs and M&A this year makes Goldman Sachs particularly interesting," she noted.
You can read the full publication on the website benzinga.com
Never say never, but it finally looks like inflation is moderating, if not abating, in 2025.
Core US inflation increased by 2.3% in April, slightly lower than the 2.4% annual rate recorded in March. That's the lowest overall inflation rate increase since February 2021, according to US government figures.
That's good news for both consumers and businesses, both of whom historically benefit from more tepid inflation rates. Life and investing are both easier when prices are stable and more predictable.
Goldman Sachs
The financial sector is also worth closer examination when inflation is moderating.
"Lower rates typically lead to more deal flow, increased leverage and appetite for private equity activity," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at Mind Money, an investment technology and financial engineering company.
Khandoshko points to one investment banking titan right now that excels in the deal generation and execution realm.
"In financials, a potential rebound in IPOs and M&A this year makes Goldman Sachs particularly interesting," she noted.
You can read the full publication on the website benzinga.com
23.05.25
Growth Vs. Value: Expert Views Collide On The Impact Of Trump's 'Big, Beautiful' Bill
benzinga.com
While President Donald Trump‘s “One Big, Beautiful Bill Act” is expected to reduce taxes and “put more money in people’s pockets,” experts argue whether the tax cuts will cater to the value or growth stocks within the U.S. economy.
What Happened: The new tax bill is expected to eliminate taxes on social security benefits, tips, and overtime, which will be a big “windfall for many Americans,” according to Louis Navellier, the founder and CIO at Navellier & Associates.
However, Julia Khandoshko, the CEO at the European broker Mind Money, highlighted the current wait-and-watch stance by the Federal Reserve and said, “When rates rise, growth stocks suffer, and value stocks become more attractive.”
While tax cuts represent an expansionary fiscal policy, the Fed’s current stance of holding interest rates is indicative of contractionary monetary policy. Economic theories suggest that in a mixed environment like this, interest rates might rise, potentially dampening the effects of the expansionary fiscal policy.
You can read the full publication on the website benzinga.com
While President Donald Trump‘s “One Big, Beautiful Bill Act” is expected to reduce taxes and “put more money in people’s pockets,” experts argue whether the tax cuts will cater to the value or growth stocks within the U.S. economy.
What Happened: The new tax bill is expected to eliminate taxes on social security benefits, tips, and overtime, which will be a big “windfall for many Americans,” according to Louis Navellier, the founder and CIO at Navellier & Associates.
However, Julia Khandoshko, the CEO at the European broker Mind Money, highlighted the current wait-and-watch stance by the Federal Reserve and said, “When rates rise, growth stocks suffer, and value stocks become more attractive.”
While tax cuts represent an expansionary fiscal policy, the Fed’s current stance of holding interest rates is indicative of contractionary monetary policy. Economic theories suggest that in a mixed environment like this, interest rates might rise, potentially dampening the effects of the expansionary fiscal policy.
You can read the full publication on the website benzinga.com
02.05.25
6 Best Lithium Stocks and ETFs to Buy in 2025
money.usnews.com
A downward trend in lithium prices may create buying opportunities.
Prices for lithium, a soft, silvery-white metal used in batteries, have been a casualty of slowing expectations for electric vehicle growth, perhaps providing long-term investors with attractive entry points.
The price for battery-grade lithium carbonate traded in China, the world's biggest electric vehicle market and the dominant player in the lithium supply chain, hit its lowest point in four years in April.
Despite recent price trends, however, it appears that the long-term investing case for lithium, and the companies that produce it, remains intact.
"Yes, we've seen some headlines that suggest regions like China and Europe are oversaturated with EVs, but, to my mind, those concerns are overblown," says Julia Khandoshko, CEO of the broker Mind Money. "EVs aren't going anywhere, and what we're seeing now is a temporary dip rather than the end of the road. EVs are becoming the new normal, and as their adoption grows, demand for lithium will only increase."
You can read the full publication on the website money.usnews.com
A downward trend in lithium prices may create buying opportunities.
Prices for lithium, a soft, silvery-white metal used in batteries, have been a casualty of slowing expectations for electric vehicle growth, perhaps providing long-term investors with attractive entry points.
The price for battery-grade lithium carbonate traded in China, the world's biggest electric vehicle market and the dominant player in the lithium supply chain, hit its lowest point in four years in April.
Despite recent price trends, however, it appears that the long-term investing case for lithium, and the companies that produce it, remains intact.
"Yes, we've seen some headlines that suggest regions like China and Europe are oversaturated with EVs, but, to my mind, those concerns are overblown," says Julia Khandoshko, CEO of the broker Mind Money. "EVs aren't going anywhere, and what we're seeing now is a temporary dip rather than the end of the road. EVs are becoming the new normal, and as their adoption grows, demand for lithium will only increase."
You can read the full publication on the website money.usnews.com
28.04.25
How You'll Know When Tariff Troubles Are Finally Over
benzinga.com
There's little doubt the tariff wars have taken a toll on Americans' investment portfolios. And with the markets still in disrepair, nobody knows when stocks will stabilize.
"The situation is volatile, to say the least," said Doug Carey, a financial advisor at WealthTrace, a retirement planning consumer software company. "President Trump has the final word on how much tariffs will cost because he is using emergency powers, citing the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), passed in 1977. These moves may be struck down in court, but for now, he can use them."
Play The Tariff Game To Your Advantage
Other market experts say there is no clear sign that indicates the end of the tariff drama.
"This situation is not like a typical economic cycle with predictable patterns," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at Mind Money, an international brokerage firm. "Instead, it resembles a new phase in global economics — what might one day be known as the ‘Tariff Wars of the 21st Century.'”
Khandoshko believes investors shouldn't wait for an obvious turning point, because one may never come. "Rather than looking for a specific event or announcement, they should integrate tariff risks into their long-term strategy," she said. "This means evaluating how particular companies might be impacted if tariffs are imposed on their goods or services."
You can read the full publication on the website benzinga.com
There's little doubt the tariff wars have taken a toll on Americans' investment portfolios. And with the markets still in disrepair, nobody knows when stocks will stabilize.
"The situation is volatile, to say the least," said Doug Carey, a financial advisor at WealthTrace, a retirement planning consumer software company. "President Trump has the final word on how much tariffs will cost because he is using emergency powers, citing the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), passed in 1977. These moves may be struck down in court, but for now, he can use them."
Play The Tariff Game To Your Advantage
Other market experts say there is no clear sign that indicates the end of the tariff drama.
"This situation is not like a typical economic cycle with predictable patterns," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at Mind Money, an international brokerage firm. "Instead, it resembles a new phase in global economics — what might one day be known as the ‘Tariff Wars of the 21st Century.'”
Khandoshko believes investors shouldn't wait for an obvious turning point, because one may never come. "Rather than looking for a specific event or announcement, they should integrate tariff risks into their long-term strategy," she said. "This means evaluating how particular companies might be impacted if tariffs are imposed on their goods or services."
You can read the full publication on the website benzinga.com
09.04.25
Expert Warns Of 'Perfect Storm' As Trump Tariffs Slam Global Stock Markets — Advises Investors To Seek Safety In Gold And Fixed-Income Instruments
benzinga.com
As President Donald Trump‘s tariffs obliterates the global markets, an expert is warning of a “perfect storm” brewing, urging investors to prioritize liquidity, reliable fixed-income instruments, and gold to weather the impending turbulence.
What Happened: Julia Khandoshko, CEO at European broker Mind Money, paints a grim picture of the interconnected global economy, arguing that the escalating trade war triggered by Trump’s tariffs threatens to destabilize markets worldwide.
She advises that this is not the time to make money, but the time to preserve capital in conditions of high uncertainty. “The most rational strategy in the short term is to focus on liquidity, reliable fixed-income instruments, and safe haven assets such as gold,” she adds.
You can read the full publication on the website benzinga.com
As President Donald Trump‘s tariffs obliterates the global markets, an expert is warning of a “perfect storm” brewing, urging investors to prioritize liquidity, reliable fixed-income instruments, and gold to weather the impending turbulence.
What Happened: Julia Khandoshko, CEO at European broker Mind Money, paints a grim picture of the interconnected global economy, arguing that the escalating trade war triggered by Trump’s tariffs threatens to destabilize markets worldwide.
She advises that this is not the time to make money, but the time to preserve capital in conditions of high uncertainty. “The most rational strategy in the short term is to focus on liquidity, reliable fixed-income instruments, and safe haven assets such as gold,” she adds.
You can read the full publication on the website benzinga.com
07.04.25
Gold Price Update: Q1 2025 in Review
investingnews.com
The gold price soared past US$3,100 during the first quarter of the year, fueled by uncertainty in global financial markets.
The price of gold rose to staggering new highs in Q1, gaining nearly 20 percent during the period.
Its strong performance has come on the back of global financial market uncertainty following Donald Trump's inauguration as US president. His administration's sweeping changes have created chaos and benefited gold.
Gold and Trump's tariff threats
When Trump won the US election, analysts widely predicted his presidency would be defined by chaos.
Much of his first presidential term saw him challenge standard operating procedures on diplomacy and rhetoric, but he was largely constrained by experienced Washington insiders.
During his second term, Trump has chosen to surround himself with loyalists who agree on policy direction.
Mind Money CEO Julia Khandoshko told the Investing News Network (INN), “The problem is not just their content, but the overall consequences — each one heightens market volatility and creates waves.”
You can read the full publication on the website investingnews.com
The gold price soared past US$3,100 during the first quarter of the year, fueled by uncertainty in global financial markets.
The price of gold rose to staggering new highs in Q1, gaining nearly 20 percent during the period.
Its strong performance has come on the back of global financial market uncertainty following Donald Trump's inauguration as US president. His administration's sweeping changes have created chaos and benefited gold.
Gold and Trump's tariff threats
When Trump won the US election, analysts widely predicted his presidency would be defined by chaos.
Much of his first presidential term saw him challenge standard operating procedures on diplomacy and rhetoric, but he was largely constrained by experienced Washington insiders.
During his second term, Trump has chosen to surround himself with loyalists who agree on policy direction.
Mind Money CEO Julia Khandoshko told the Investing News Network (INN), “The problem is not just their content, but the overall consequences — each one heightens market volatility and creates waves.”
You can read the full publication on the website investingnews.com
27.03.25
Mind Money: Gold hit $3,000 per ounce, what’s next?
wealthdfm.com
Written by Julia Khandoshko, CEO at the European broker Mind Money.
The shift in the U.S. policy has promoted a favourable environment for gold prices. This precious metal increased in price and closed the first quarter of the year in record-high positions. Traditionally considered a safe-haven asset, it hit over $3,057 on the 20th of March.
What pushes the prices?
The first and foremost factor explaining gold’s strong rise is the market’s volatility. The greater the uncertainty, the higher the market volatility, and the lower the predictability, the stronger gold becomes. Gold is a unique asset that remains unaffected by many decisions. Unlike stocks or bonds, its value is not tied to yields or market multiples. This is the core of gold’s appeal. When investors purchase it, they invest in something that remains fundamentally simple and enduring and can save them from a fall.
You can read the full publication on the website wealthdfm.com
Written by Julia Khandoshko, CEO at the European broker Mind Money.
The shift in the U.S. policy has promoted a favourable environment for gold prices. This precious metal increased in price and closed the first quarter of the year in record-high positions. Traditionally considered a safe-haven asset, it hit over $3,057 on the 20th of March.
What pushes the prices?
The first and foremost factor explaining gold’s strong rise is the market’s volatility. The greater the uncertainty, the higher the market volatility, and the lower the predictability, the stronger gold becomes. Gold is a unique asset that remains unaffected by many decisions. Unlike stocks or bonds, its value is not tied to yields or market multiples. This is the core of gold’s appeal. When investors purchase it, they invest in something that remains fundamentally simple and enduring and can save them from a fall.
You can read the full publication on the website wealthdfm.com
23.02.25
Rethinking FDI: Can Europe Compete as the US Attracts a Record Share of Global Investment?
The World Financial Review
Fresh statistics show an interesting trend: new FDI projects in the US increased to 14.3% in 2024, reaching the record. Meanwhile, major European countries lack investments and seem to lag behind. This raises a question: Will Trump’s tariffs change the situation and what will Europe do to remain competitive?
Investments in the US will continue to grow
The new period for tracking new investment inflow has started with a major event both in economics and politics — Trump’s inauguration. As a president now, his second term is marked with a large number of provocative statements and actions.
On Monday, 10 February, he substantially raised aluminium tariffs to 25% from 10%, aiming to make national manufacturing stronger. As tariffs make it more expensive to import goods into the United States, it creates incentives to move production inside the country. This means that investments in manufacturing in the United States will become even more appealing and, therefore, profitable.
You can read the full publication on the website worldfinancialreview.com
Fresh statistics show an interesting trend: new FDI projects in the US increased to 14.3% in 2024, reaching the record. Meanwhile, major European countries lack investments and seem to lag behind. This raises a question: Will Trump’s tariffs change the situation and what will Europe do to remain competitive?
Investments in the US will continue to grow
The new period for tracking new investment inflow has started with a major event both in economics and politics — Trump’s inauguration. As a president now, his second term is marked with a large number of provocative statements and actions.
On Monday, 10 February, he substantially raised aluminium tariffs to 25% from 10%, aiming to make national manufacturing stronger. As tariffs make it more expensive to import goods into the United States, it creates incentives to move production inside the country. This means that investments in manufacturing in the United States will become even more appealing and, therefore, profitable.
You can read the full publication on the website worldfinancialreview.com
21.02.25
3 Best Industries To Invest in During an Economic Downturn
GOBankingRates
Many financial forecasts are predicting economic turbulence ahead. You’re doing everything you can to protect yourself against the bumps and jolts of a potential economic downturn, like boosting your emergency fund and cutting back on spending. But you still want to find ways to grow your wealth, and that includes investing.
For Julia Khandoshko, CEO of brokerage firm Mind Money, one investment stands out as a safe bet during turbulent times: gold. She calls it a special asset that remains independent of political shifts, economic crises, and market fluctuations.
“Unlike stocks or bonds, its value isn’t tied to yields or multipliers,” she said. “Modern investment strategies are based on the principle that capital must work and make a profit. Assets are valued based on their ability to generate cash flow — companies are appreciated by income, real estate by rent, and bonds by coupons. Gold doesn’t fit into this logic. It doesn’t earn, but simply exists and helps to save capital.”
You can read the full publication on the website nasdaq.com
Many financial forecasts are predicting economic turbulence ahead. You’re doing everything you can to protect yourself against the bumps and jolts of a potential economic downturn, like boosting your emergency fund and cutting back on spending. But you still want to find ways to grow your wealth, and that includes investing.
For Julia Khandoshko, CEO of brokerage firm Mind Money, one investment stands out as a safe bet during turbulent times: gold. She calls it a special asset that remains independent of political shifts, economic crises, and market fluctuations.
“Unlike stocks or bonds, its value isn’t tied to yields or multipliers,” she said. “Modern investment strategies are based on the principle that capital must work and make a profit. Assets are valued based on their ability to generate cash flow — companies are appreciated by income, real estate by rent, and bonds by coupons. Gold doesn’t fit into this logic. It doesn’t earn, but simply exists and helps to save capital.”
You can read the full publication on the website nasdaq.com
21.02.25
Gold set for eighth week of gains as tariff threats boost safe-haven demand
Reuters // MSN // CNBC
(Reuters) - Gold prices edged lower on Friday, but remained on track for an eighth week of gains, supported by safe-haven demand on concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats.
"Many have been anticipating the $3,000 mark, yet gold hasn't quite reached it and has even pulled back slightly — that's a normal correction and $3,000 is a significant psychological level. Once gold breaks through it, what is now resistance could turn into support level," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at broker Mind Money.
You can read the full publication on the website msn.com
(Reuters) - Gold prices edged lower on Friday, but remained on track for an eighth week of gains, supported by safe-haven demand on concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats.
"Many have been anticipating the $3,000 mark, yet gold hasn't quite reached it and has even pulled back slightly — that's a normal correction and $3,000 is a significant psychological level. Once gold breaks through it, what is now resistance could turn into support level," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at broker Mind Money.
You can read the full publication on the website msn.com
21.02.25
Gold hits over 2-month peak as dollar slips, all eyes on Trump
Reuters // MSN // CNBC
(Reuters) - Gold prices surged to over a two-month high on Tuesday as the U.S. dollar weakened, with the precious metal also supported by buying amid uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump's trade policies.
However, Trump suggested the U.S. could impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico in the near future.
The market is likely to benefit from the uncertainty of "Trump swings", and gold could reach $3,000 per ounce by mid-year, said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at broker Mind Money.
You can read the full publication on the website msn.com
(Reuters) - Gold prices surged to over a two-month high on Tuesday as the U.S. dollar weakened, with the precious metal also supported by buying amid uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump's trade policies.
However, Trump suggested the U.S. could impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico in the near future.
The market is likely to benefit from the uncertainty of "Trump swings", and gold could reach $3,000 per ounce by mid-year, said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at broker Mind Money.
You can read the full publication on the website msn.com
15.02.25
Gold's rally stalls as silver price hits a brick wall: What's next for precious metals?
Kitco news
(Kitco News) - Gold’s run to consecutive record highs appears to be stalling as the precious metal ends the week back below $2,900 an ounce on strong profit-taking.
Julia Khandoshko, CEO at Mind Money, said she is looking beyond gold’s near-term volatility and any short-term correction as she expects gold to remain well supported through 2025.
She noted that even if inflation pressures remain elevated, central banks, led by the Federal Reserve, will be forced to cut rates as the global economy weakens.
You can read the full publication on the website kitco.com
(Kitco News) - Gold’s run to consecutive record highs appears to be stalling as the precious metal ends the week back below $2,900 an ounce on strong profit-taking.
Julia Khandoshko, CEO at Mind Money, said she is looking beyond gold’s near-term volatility and any short-term correction as she expects gold to remain well supported through 2025.
She noted that even if inflation pressures remain elevated, central banks, led by the Federal Reserve, will be forced to cut rates as the global economy weakens.
You can read the full publication on the website kitco.com
21.01.25
Gold hits over 2-month peak as dollar slips, all eyes on Trump
Reuters // MSN // CNBC
(Reuters) - Gold prices surged to over a two-month high on Tuesday as the U.S. dollar weakened, with the precious metal also supported by buying amid uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump's trade policies.
However, Trump suggested the U.S. could impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico in the near future.
The market is likely to benefit from the uncertainty of "Trump swings", and gold could reach $3,000 per ounce by mid-year, said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at broker Mind Money.
You can read the full publication on the website msn.com
(Reuters) - Gold prices surged to over a two-month high on Tuesday as the U.S. dollar weakened, with the precious metal also supported by buying amid uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump's trade policies.
However, Trump suggested the U.S. could impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico in the near future.
The market is likely to benefit from the uncertainty of "Trump swings", and gold could reach $3,000 per ounce by mid-year, said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at broker Mind Money.
You can read the full publication on the website msn.com
06.01.25
What can private banking expect form 2025? What does it need to prepare for?
privatebankerinternational.com
Julia Khandoshko, CEO, Mind Money
The first half of 2025 will be shaped by two major factors. The first is the start of Donald Trump’s new presidential term. It’s been a long time since we’ve seen such anticipation surrounding the stock market, industries, and economic policies as we do now, ahead of his inauguration. Radical changes in fiscal policy have already been announced, including the creation of a special department to tackle the budget deficit.
Additionally, there is a risk of a large-scale trade war, which this time might not only involve the U.S. and China but also significantly impact Europe. How aggressively Trump will act in the first six months will set the tone for the economy in the years to come.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website privatebankerinternational.com
Julia Khandoshko, CEO, Mind Money
The first half of 2025 will be shaped by two major factors. The first is the start of Donald Trump’s new presidential term. It’s been a long time since we’ve seen such anticipation surrounding the stock market, industries, and economic policies as we do now, ahead of his inauguration. Radical changes in fiscal policy have already been announced, including the creation of a special department to tackle the budget deficit.
Additionally, there is a risk of a large-scale trade war, which this time might not only involve the U.S. and China but also significantly impact Europe. How aggressively Trump will act in the first six months will set the tone for the economy in the years to come.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website privatebankerinternational.com
26.12.24
Fed will walk a fine line between Trump administration and inflation - Mind Money’s Julia Khandoshko
kitco.com
January promises to be eventful in the global financial sector. Starting with the inauguration of President Trump and his promises to fix the whole world on the first day.
Will the new administration be able to defeat inflation, what will happen to gold prices - Julia Khandoshko (Julia K.), CEO of the European brokerage firm Mind Money, tried to answer all these questions in an article specially for Kitco Metals Inc.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website kitco.com
January promises to be eventful in the global financial sector. Starting with the inauguration of President Trump and his promises to fix the whole world on the first day.
Will the new administration be able to defeat inflation, what will happen to gold prices - Julia Khandoshko (Julia K.), CEO of the European brokerage firm Mind Money, tried to answer all these questions in an article specially for Kitco Metals Inc.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website kitco.com
20.12.24
Silver Price Forecast: Top Trends That Will Affect Silver in 2025
investingnews.com
Mind Money CEO Julia Khandoshko also isn't worried about solar demand in the US.
“Rolling back ESG policies and returning to carbon-based technologies could slow the green energy transition in the US. However, Europe and China, the main drivers of the green transition, remain committed to clean energy, which increases silver demand. Thus, global trends will continue to support silver use in renewable energy technologies,” she told INN.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website investingnews.com
Mind Money CEO Julia Khandoshko also isn't worried about solar demand in the US.
“Rolling back ESG policies and returning to carbon-based technologies could slow the green energy transition in the US. However, Europe and China, the main drivers of the green transition, remain committed to clean energy, which increases silver demand. Thus, global trends will continue to support silver use in renewable energy technologies,” she told INN.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website investingnews.com
20.12.24
Using Weather Models to Achieve a 73% Return on Bloomberg
en.paperjam.lu
The European broker, Mind Money, participated in the event along with key industry players like Goldman Sachs, J.P Morgan, and others. The year 2024 was remarkable for them: the company not only took part in key discussions but also demonstrated impressive results — 73% profitability on Bloomberg.
Moreover, Mind Money was invited to the main Christmas event in the Principality — Bal de Noël, where meetings and discussions were also held. Today, we will speak with Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money, and Anastasia Volkova, an analyst from the London School of Economics, on how Mind Money has achieved such success in the field.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website en.paperjam.lu
The European broker, Mind Money, participated in the event along with key industry players like Goldman Sachs, J.P Morgan, and others. The year 2024 was remarkable for them: the company not only took part in key discussions but also demonstrated impressive results — 73% profitability on Bloomberg.
Moreover, Mind Money was invited to the main Christmas event in the Principality — Bal de Noël, where meetings and discussions were also held. Today, we will speak with Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money, and Anastasia Volkova, an analyst from the London School of Economics, on how Mind Money has achieved such success in the field.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website en.paperjam.lu
12.12.24
Wealth Think ESG investing is about profit, not purpose
financial-planning.com
ESG has become an integral part of our lives. Take, for example, the S&P 500 ESG index, which has, albeit slightly, outperformed the classic S&P 500 index in recent years.
Yet a key misconception remains about investments containing environmental, social and governance elements — one that lends credence to critics who equate the ESG concept with greenwashing.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website financial-planning.com
ESG has become an integral part of our lives. Take, for example, the S&P 500 ESG index, which has, albeit slightly, outperformed the classic S&P 500 index in recent years.
Yet a key misconception remains about investments containing environmental, social and governance elements — one that lends credence to critics who equate the ESG concept with greenwashing.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website financial-planning.com
25.11.24
From Rate Cuts to Gold ETFs: Unpacking the Factors Behind the Price Surge
advisorperspectives.com
Gold has always been considered a natural anti-inflation hedge. And the current environment has increased its appeal to investors. That is largely due to gold prices reaching historic levels in recent months when they hit an all-time high (ATH) of $2,788.
However, investors are not hurrying to buy physical gold. It still presents certain challenges with regard to handling and securing storage. In response, more investors are turning to gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as a safer and more convenient vehicle. Inflows to gold ETFs saw a record $3 billion during the last full week of October. That influx of investment is, in fact, a significant reason for the recent rally in gold prices, though prices have since come down from those ATHs.
But what are the other key drivers of the gold market? Let’s delve into it.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website advisorperspectives.com
Gold has always been considered a natural anti-inflation hedge. And the current environment has increased its appeal to investors. That is largely due to gold prices reaching historic levels in recent months when they hit an all-time high (ATH) of $2,788.
However, investors are not hurrying to buy physical gold. It still presents certain challenges with regard to handling and securing storage. In response, more investors are turning to gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as a safer and more convenient vehicle. Inflows to gold ETFs saw a record $3 billion during the last full week of October. That influx of investment is, in fact, a significant reason for the recent rally in gold prices, though prices have since come down from those ATHs.
But what are the other key drivers of the gold market? Let’s delve into it.
You can read the full publication by Julia Handoshko on the website advisorperspectives.com
22.11.24
7 Top Stocks To Buy And Invest In 2025
forbes.com
Blockchain is the backbone technology for cryptocurrencies. It is a distributed ledger system that was first applied to support Bitcoin. Today, blockchain is also used to secure data and enhance efficiency in finance, logistics, government, real estate and more.
Julia Khandoshko, CEO at broker Mind Money, believes blockchain and cryptocurrencies will be broadly influential next year. "The year 2025," Khandoshko explains, "may be a turning point for their integration into traditional economic processes."
You can read the full article on the website forbes.com
Blockchain is the backbone technology for cryptocurrencies. It is a distributed ledger system that was first applied to support Bitcoin. Today, blockchain is also used to secure data and enhance efficiency in finance, logistics, government, real estate and more.
Julia Khandoshko, CEO at broker Mind Money, believes blockchain and cryptocurrencies will be broadly influential next year. "The year 2025," Khandoshko explains, "may be a turning point for their integration into traditional economic processes."
You can read the full article on the website forbes.com
11.11.24
CEO of Mind Money during SuperInvestor on Achieving Industry’s Best Annual Return of 73%
financemagnates.com
Julia Handoshko, CEO of Mind Money, gave a detailed interview at the financial conference Super Investor on the company's strategies, the annual return of which reached 73% for 2024. So where and how did such a stunning result come about? Read the interview at the link below.
You can read the full article on the website financemagnates.com
Julia Handoshko, CEO of Mind Money, gave a detailed interview at the financial conference Super Investor on the company's strategies, the annual return of which reached 73% for 2024. So where and how did such a stunning result come about? Read the interview at the link below.
You can read the full article on the website financemagnates.com
20.11.24
There is no reason to revise gold forecasts after correction - Mind Money CEO
kitco.com
“The current drop in gold is a correction, not a reason to revise forecasts,” said Julia Khandoshko, CEO of the European brokerage Mind Money, in an exclusive comment to Kitco News.
Khandoshko said it's only a matter of time before gold pushes back to last month’s all-time high of $2,800. She added that she expects gold prices to reach $3,000 an ounce in 2025.
You can read the full article on the website kitco.com
“The current drop in gold is a correction, not a reason to revise forecasts,” said Julia Khandoshko, CEO of the European brokerage Mind Money, in an exclusive comment to Kitco News.
Khandoshko said it's only a matter of time before gold pushes back to last month’s all-time high of $2,800. She added that she expects gold prices to reach $3,000 an ounce in 2025.
You can read the full article on the website kitco.com
09.11.24
Gold Surges to All-Time Highs as Investors Turn to ETFs Amid Economic Uncertainty
finextra.com
What is happening with gold, why is it growing and what to expect from it? All these questions were covered in the article by Julia Khandoshko (Julia K.), CEO of Mind Money, especially for Finextra.
You can read the full article on the website finextra.com
What is happening with gold, why is it growing and what to expect from it? All these questions were covered in the article by Julia Khandoshko (Julia K.), CEO of Mind Money, especially for Finextra.
You can read the full article on the website finextra.com
31.10.24
Winter is Coming – Is It Time to Rethink Thematic ETFs?
wealthbriefing.com
The online publication Wealth Briefing posted an article by Julia Khandoshko, CEO of european broker Mind-Money.eu, dedicated to ETFs (exchange-traded funds, ETFs).
Are thematic ETFs appropriate in a diversified portfolio? Does the decline indicate long-term problems or is it just a temporary cold snap? Index ETFs that track such well-known benchmarks as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100?
You can read the full article on the website wealthbriefing.com
The online publication Wealth Briefing posted an article by Julia Khandoshko, CEO of european broker Mind-Money.eu, dedicated to ETFs (exchange-traded funds, ETFs).
Are thematic ETFs appropriate in a diversified portfolio? Does the decline indicate long-term problems or is it just a temporary cold snap? Index ETFs that track such well-known benchmarks as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100?
You can read the full article on the website wealthbriefing.com
25.10.24
Gold slips but set for third straight weekly gain
Reuters
Gold prices slipped on Friday but were headed for a third straight weekly gain as elevated geopolitical tensions boosted safe-haven appeal, while palladium was set for its best week in three.
"These elections are more dynamic and unpredictable than many previous ones. Such volatility creates additional interest in gold," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at European broker Mind Money.
"In the next three months, gold may reach $2,800, and from the annual perspective, it can surpass the psychologically important $3,000 barrier."
You can read the full article on the website businesstimes.com.sg or msn.com
Gold prices slipped on Friday but were headed for a third straight weekly gain as elevated geopolitical tensions boosted safe-haven appeal, while palladium was set for its best week in three.
"These elections are more dynamic and unpredictable than many previous ones. Such volatility creates additional interest in gold," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at European broker Mind Money.
"In the next three months, gold may reach $2,800, and from the annual perspective, it can surpass the psychologically important $3,000 barrier."
You can read the full article on the website businesstimes.com.sg or msn.com
21.10.24
Silver Price Update: Q3 2024 in Review
investingnews.com
The silver price spent much of Q3 under US$30, but ended the period on a strong note. Learn what's driving its gains and what could come next.
“Silver may hit more than US$40 and even $50 this year or mid-2025,” Khandoshko commented to INN, noting that strong geopolitical and economic issues continue to impact the precious metal.
“Although silver is less popular than gold, traders might consider it to diversify their investment portfolios, valuing the possibility of using silver as a hedge during periods of uncertainty and high inflation,” she added.
You can read the full article on the website investingnews.com
The silver price spent much of Q3 under US$30, but ended the period on a strong note. Learn what's driving its gains and what could come next.
“Silver may hit more than US$40 and even $50 this year or mid-2025,” Khandoshko commented to INN, noting that strong geopolitical and economic issues continue to impact the precious metal.
“Although silver is less popular than gold, traders might consider it to diversify their investment portfolios, valuing the possibility of using silver as a hedge during periods of uncertainty and high inflation,” she added.
You can read the full article on the website investingnews.com
09.10.24
Will gold prices hit $3000 by the end of 2024? And if so, why?
wealthdfm.com
2024 has been a pretty good year so far for investors in gold – for a myriad of different reasons. In the following analysis, Julia Khandoshko, CEO at the European broker Mind Money, shares her outlook with us for the rest of 2024 and beyond for investing in gold – as well as some of the ways for investors to gain exposure to this unique asset class.
Mix of geopolitical risks, central bank policies, Federal Reserve rate expectation—all these drive the attention of professional investors to the global gold market, making it a focal point. While gold has proven itself time and again as a reliable store of value, it is unlikely to experience rapid growth in the short term. Market sentiment is leaning towards a steady rise in gold prices rather than any significant jump above $3,000 per ounce by the end of 2024.
You can read the full article on the website wealthdfm.com
2024 has been a pretty good year so far for investors in gold – for a myriad of different reasons. In the following analysis, Julia Khandoshko, CEO at the European broker Mind Money, shares her outlook with us for the rest of 2024 and beyond for investing in gold – as well as some of the ways for investors to gain exposure to this unique asset class.
Mix of geopolitical risks, central bank policies, Federal Reserve rate expectation—all these drive the attention of professional investors to the global gold market, making it a focal point. While gold has proven itself time and again as a reliable store of value, it is unlikely to experience rapid growth in the short term. Market sentiment is leaning towards a steady rise in gold prices rather than any significant jump above $3,000 per ounce by the end of 2024.
You can read the full article on the website wealthdfm.com
02.10.24
Sibos: ‘Connecting the future of finance’
funds-europe.com
What is the importance of ISO 20022 and what is its future impact?
Julia Khandoshko, CEO, Mind Money
Speaking about ISO 20022 and its future impact, we are solving the problem of reducing transaction costs. The new ISO format unifies, simplifies, reduces cost, and speeds up transactions. This is about greater unification and seamless processes.
You can read the full article on the website funds-europe.com
What is the importance of ISO 20022 and what is its future impact?
Julia Khandoshko, CEO, Mind Money
Speaking about ISO 20022 and its future impact, we are solving the problem of reducing transaction costs. The new ISO format unifies, simplifies, reduces cost, and speeds up transactions. This is about greater unification and seamless processes.
You can read the full article on the website funds-europe.com
02.10.24
US Dollar Dives: Fed Cuts Spark $4B Yen Carry Trade Shakeup
financemagnates.com
Julia Khandoshko (Julia K.), CEO of the European broker Mind Money, gave a comment to the publication Finance Magnates on the situation of widening spreads. The gap between USD and EUR increased, but nothing extraordinary was observed.
“Currency spread USD/EUR has widened, but within the bounds of decency and market expectations—no sudden and unexpected movements,” commented Khandoshko.
You can read the full article on the website financemagnates.com
Julia Khandoshko (Julia K.), CEO of the European broker Mind Money, gave a comment to the publication Finance Magnates on the situation of widening spreads. The gap between USD and EUR increased, but nothing extraordinary was observed.
“Currency spread USD/EUR has widened, but within the bounds of decency and market expectations—no sudden and unexpected movements,” commented Khandoshko.
You can read the full article on the website financemagnates.com
30.09.24
Looming rate cuts will be 'catalyst for investment shifts'
professionaladviser.com
A rate reduction means an improvement to the economic situation
In this article, let's explore the recent rate reduction in more detail and outline key considerations market players should keep in mind.
According to forecasts, there was no doubt that the Federal Reserve would eventually lower the rate. The market only hesitated in how big the cut would be—25 or 50 basis points. We can witness that the rate cut was already embedded in inflation expectations and the economy as a whole. The key question now is in determining the frequency and the pace of the future declines.
You can read the full article on the website professionaladviser.com
A rate reduction means an improvement to the economic situation
In this article, let's explore the recent rate reduction in more detail and outline key considerations market players should keep in mind.
According to forecasts, there was no doubt that the Federal Reserve would eventually lower the rate. The market only hesitated in how big the cut would be—25 or 50 basis points. We can witness that the rate cut was already embedded in inflation expectations and the economy as a whole. The key question now is in determining the frequency and the pace of the future declines.
You can read the full article on the website professionaladviser.com
24.09.24
“Go Beyond Traditional Risk Management”: Brokers Must Adapt amid Hezbollah's Pager Blast
financemagnates.com
“Brokers' operational systems must go beyond traditional risk management,” CFI Financial’s Global Head of Education and Research, George Khoury, told Finance Magnates amid the recent pager and walkie-talkie blasts in Lebanon that have created a new wave of tensions in the Middle East. He highlighted that “escalating geopolitical tensions contribute to uncertainty in financial markets, particularly in the forex and commodities markets.”
The Middle East is one of the fastest-growing regions for retail trading activities. The potential interest among Middle Eastern traders has led brokers to establish a presence in the region, mostly in Dubai. However, many brokers also maintain extensive operations in tense countries.
CFI is one of the few brokers which is even regulated locally in Lebanon. It also sponsored a sports team in the country. Apart from Lebanon, the broker has a presence in Jordan and UAE too in the region.
You can read the full article on the website financemagnates.com
“Brokers' operational systems must go beyond traditional risk management,” CFI Financial’s Global Head of Education and Research, George Khoury, told Finance Magnates amid the recent pager and walkie-talkie blasts in Lebanon that have created a new wave of tensions in the Middle East. He highlighted that “escalating geopolitical tensions contribute to uncertainty in financial markets, particularly in the forex and commodities markets.”
The Middle East is one of the fastest-growing regions for retail trading activities. The potential interest among Middle Eastern traders has led brokers to establish a presence in the region, mostly in Dubai. However, many brokers also maintain extensive operations in tense countries.
CFI is one of the few brokers which is even regulated locally in Lebanon. It also sponsored a sports team in the country. Apart from Lebanon, the broker has a presence in Jordan and UAE too in the region.
You can read the full article on the website financemagnates.com
23.09.24
Silver Price Forecast 2024-2030: Will It Test New Highs?
techopedia.com
After surging to its highest level in more than 11 years at $32.8 per ounce (oz) in the third week of May, the silver spot price eased to below $30. However, the price remained elevated, trading between $28 and $29/oz for much of the second and third quarters.
Julia Khandoshko, CEO at the European broker Mind Money, added that if the Fed continues to cut the rate or stick to a smooth monetary policy, it will increase silver’s attractiveness as investors switch to non-yielding assets, such as precious metals.
“However, if the rate cut turns out to be a sign of deeper economic problems, it could have a negative impact on demand for industrial metals, including silver”
You can read the full article on the website techopedia.com
After surging to its highest level in more than 11 years at $32.8 per ounce (oz) in the third week of May, the silver spot price eased to below $30. However, the price remained elevated, trading between $28 and $29/oz for much of the second and third quarters.
Julia Khandoshko, CEO at the European broker Mind Money, added that if the Fed continues to cut the rate or stick to a smooth monetary policy, it will increase silver’s attractiveness as investors switch to non-yielding assets, such as precious metals.
“However, if the rate cut turns out to be a sign of deeper economic problems, it could have a negative impact on demand for industrial metals, including silver”
You can read the full article on the website techopedia.com
20.09.24
8 Things to Know Before You Invest in Gold
money.usnews.com
Gold prices have been on a tear, recently hitting a string of record highs.
Much of the upward price momentum coincided with expectations that the Federal Reserve would embark on a series of interest rate cuts. Gold competes against Treasurys as a safe-haven investment, but unlike government debt, the precious metal doesn't pay any interest. When interest rates fall, gold's allure increases because its opportunity cost falls.
One of the main ways people invest in gold is through stocks of companies that mine it, such as the world's largest producer, Newmont Corp. (ticker: NEM), or No. 2 gold miner Barrick Gold Corp. (GOLD).
"In the context of the growing trend for gold, such companies can provide greater returns than ETFs, but they carry additional risks, including country and regulatory ones," says Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money.
You can read the full article on the website money.usnews.com
Gold prices have been on a tear, recently hitting a string of record highs.
Much of the upward price momentum coincided with expectations that the Federal Reserve would embark on a series of interest rate cuts. Gold competes against Treasurys as a safe-haven investment, but unlike government debt, the precious metal doesn't pay any interest. When interest rates fall, gold's allure increases because its opportunity cost falls.
One of the main ways people invest in gold is through stocks of companies that mine it, such as the world's largest producer, Newmont Corp. (ticker: NEM), or No. 2 gold miner Barrick Gold Corp. (GOLD).
"In the context of the growing trend for gold, such companies can provide greater returns than ETFs, but they carry additional risks, including country and regulatory ones," says Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money.
You can read the full article on the website money.usnews.com
20.09.24
“Go Beyond Traditional Risk Management”: Brokers Must Adapt amid Hezbollah's Pager Blast
Finance Magnates
The Hezbollah pager blast may also impact markets outside the Middle East, especially the semiconductor industry in Taiwan. Those blasted devices were reportedly supplied by a Taiwanese company but were routed to Lebanon via a European country.
“It is also worth paying attention to the microelectronics market and the situation around Taiwan, which is also under pressure,” said Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money. “Recent scandals related to accusations against manufacturers can negatively affect not only individual companies but also the entire industry.”
You can read the full article on the website financemagnates.com
- The escalating tensions following Hezbollah’s pager and walkie-talkie blasts have raised concerns about volatility in financial markets.
- Uncertainty may push trading volumes down while increasing costs for compliance and security.
The Hezbollah pager blast may also impact markets outside the Middle East, especially the semiconductor industry in Taiwan. Those blasted devices were reportedly supplied by a Taiwanese company but were routed to Lebanon via a European country.
“It is also worth paying attention to the microelectronics market and the situation around Taiwan, which is also under pressure,” said Julia Khandoshko, CEO of Mind Money. “Recent scandals related to accusations against manufacturers can negatively affect not only individual companies but also the entire industry.”
You can read the full article on the website financemagnates.com
18.09.24
“Gold gains on weaker dollar as traders brace for Fed rate decision”
Reuters
(Reuters) - Gold prices gained on Wednesday on a softer dollar amid investor caution ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy decision, which is expected to start its monetary easing cycle.
Spot gold was up 0.3% to $2,575.89 per ounce as of 1110 GMT. Bullion rose to a record high of $2,589.59 on Monday.
"A more substantial rate cut of 50 bps could push gold prices even higher... Future rate cuts will be the main driver of gold's peak at $3,000," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at European broker Mind Money.
"When the Fed starts the policy easing, the question will not be if gold reaches unprecedented highs, but when."
You can read the full article on the website msn.com
(Reuters) - Gold prices gained on Wednesday on a softer dollar amid investor caution ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy decision, which is expected to start its monetary easing cycle.
Spot gold was up 0.3% to $2,575.89 per ounce as of 1110 GMT. Bullion rose to a record high of $2,589.59 on Monday.
"A more substantial rate cut of 50 bps could push gold prices even higher... Future rate cuts will be the main driver of gold's peak at $3,000," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at European broker Mind Money.
"When the Fed starts the policy easing, the question will not be if gold reaches unprecedented highs, but when."
You can read the full article on the website msn.com
17.09.24
“Mind Money: Are emerging markets poised for a comeback?”
portfolio-adviser.com
Emerging markets have been criticised over the past decade. Dollar strengthening, falling commodity prices, and weak corporate income growth were major reasons for it.
This has led to disappointing returns from investing in emerging markets compared to investments in large-cap stocks. As the global economic situation has changed and become more volatile, approaches to investing in emerging markets have also evolved.
You can read the full article on the website portfolio-adviser.com
Emerging markets have been criticised over the past decade. Dollar strengthening, falling commodity prices, and weak corporate income growth were major reasons for it.
This has led to disappointing returns from investing in emerging markets compared to investments in large-cap stocks. As the global economic situation has changed and become more volatile, approaches to investing in emerging markets have also evolved.
You can read the full article on the website portfolio-adviser.com
09.09.24
“How Trump Winning the Election Could Affect Gold Prices”
gobankingrates.com
The 2024 U.S. presidential election is approaching quickly and everyone’s wondering how the outcome might impact financial markets, including the price of gold. Of course, many factors influence gold prices, but political shifts can create some ripple effects.
GOBankingRates spoke to experts to find out how a Trump win could potentially affect gold prices.
Trump’s victory may increase global instability. His projects to combat migration, China, and interference in European politics will support gold. Again, all of this will mean higher gold prices.
You can read the full article on the website gobankingrates.com
The 2024 U.S. presidential election is approaching quickly and everyone’s wondering how the outcome might impact financial markets, including the price of gold. Of course, many factors influence gold prices, but political shifts can create some ripple effects.
GOBankingRates spoke to experts to find out how a Trump win could potentially affect gold prices.
Trump’s victory may increase global instability. His projects to combat migration, China, and interference in European politics will support gold. Again, all of this will mean higher gold prices.
You can read the full article on the website gobankingrates.com
29.08.24
“Gold gains as investors zero in on Fed cuts, inflation data”
Reuters // CNBC
Gold prices gained on Thursday, fueled by strong expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in September with investors focusing on U.S. inflation data for further insights on the potential size of the cut.
Data earlier showed U.S. initial jobless claims slipped last week, with the Labor Department adding that the unemployment rate probably remained high in August. Fed Chair Jerome Powell last Friday signalled interest rate cuts were imminent in a nod to concerns over the jobs market.
If the inflation report is positive, it is another argument in favour of cutting rates in September and will push gold prices upwards, said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at European broker Mind Money.
You can read the full article on the website cnbc.com
Gold prices gained on Thursday, fueled by strong expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in September with investors focusing on U.S. inflation data for further insights on the potential size of the cut.
Data earlier showed U.S. initial jobless claims slipped last week, with the Labor Department adding that the unemployment rate probably remained high in August. Fed Chair Jerome Powell last Friday signalled interest rate cuts were imminent in a nod to concerns over the jobs market.
If the inflation report is positive, it is another argument in favour of cutting rates in September and will push gold prices upwards, said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at European broker Mind Money.
You can read the full article on the website cnbc.com
28.08.24
“Op-Ed: Why Investors Are Flocking to Passive ETFs in a Consolidating Market”
Finance Feeds
"The exchange-traded funds (ETF) market is experiencing unprecedented growth and transformation. The growth is expected to accelerate, and the global asset market will reach $14 trillion by the end of 2024. As ETFs become an increasingly popular investment tool, it is essential to capture the dynamics between the main types of ETFs — passive and active ones. What does an investor need to understand to decide on the current economic conditions? Let’s delve deeper into the topic in this article."
You can read the full article on the website financefeeds.com/
"The exchange-traded funds (ETF) market is experiencing unprecedented growth and transformation. The growth is expected to accelerate, and the global asset market will reach $14 trillion by the end of 2024. As ETFs become an increasingly popular investment tool, it is essential to capture the dynamics between the main types of ETFs — passive and active ones. What does an investor need to understand to decide on the current economic conditions? Let’s delve deeper into the topic in this article."
You can read the full article on the website financefeeds.com/
13.08.24
“Volatility funds lure investors as markets turn jittery”
Reuters
"The demand for managed volatility funds is expected to remain high through the end of the year. This is due to the upcoming U.S. elections and potential economic instability, which only increase market fluctuations," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at international broker Mind Money.
"Investors tend to use these funds as hedging tools and to protect their portfolios in similar conditions of uncertainty."
You can read the full article on the website reuters.com
"The demand for managed volatility funds is expected to remain high through the end of the year. This is due to the upcoming U.S. elections and potential economic instability, which only increase market fluctuations," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at international broker Mind Money.
"Investors tend to use these funds as hedging tools and to protect their portfolios in similar conditions of uncertainty."
You can read the full article on the website reuters.com
06.08.24
“Large Caps: What Investors Need to Know About Them”
Finextra
The topic of large-cap stock growth remains highly relevant in the market this July, especially with the upcoming US elections. Shares of the world's largest technology companies have significantly boosted the S&P 500 index in the first half of the year.
The main questions are whether this trend will continue and, if so, are large-cap stocks a good investment strategy.
The S&P Index Rises in 2024
You can read the full article on the website Finextra
The topic of large-cap stock growth remains highly relevant in the market this July, especially with the upcoming US elections. Shares of the world's largest technology companies have significantly boosted the S&P 500 index in the first half of the year.
The main questions are whether this trend will continue and, if so, are large-cap stocks a good investment strategy.
The S&P Index Rises in 2024
You can read the full article on the website Finextra
03.08.24
“7 International Currencies Expected To Plummet in Value by the End of 2025”
gobankingrates.com // YahooFinance
GOBankingRates spoke with financial experts to get the scoop on which international monies might lose their mojo.
Euro: Parity Party With the Dollar?
While not exactly plummeting, the euro might be in for a reality check. Julia Khandoshko, CEO at international broker Mind Money, thinks the gap between the euro and the dollar could shrink.
“I am not claiming that the euro will devalue, but it will strive for parity with the dollar,” Khandoshko said. “If we look at the long-term history, the euro was once worth about 1.5 dollars. Later, we got used to its value of 1.3, and then 1.2, which was still higher than the current level of 1.1.”
You can read the full article on the website gobankingrates.com or finance.yahoo.com
GOBankingRates spoke with financial experts to get the scoop on which international monies might lose their mojo.
Euro: Parity Party With the Dollar?
While not exactly plummeting, the euro might be in for a reality check. Julia Khandoshko, CEO at international broker Mind Money, thinks the gap between the euro and the dollar could shrink.
“I am not claiming that the euro will devalue, but it will strive for parity with the dollar,” Khandoshko said. “If we look at the long-term history, the euro was once worth about 1.5 dollars. Later, we got used to its value of 1.3, and then 1.2, which was still higher than the current level of 1.1.”
You can read the full article on the website gobankingrates.com or finance.yahoo.com
01.08.24
“Rethinking Investment Diversification: Are Traditional Strategies Still Relevant?”
IFA magazine.
"Today, many stress the necessity of diversification due to current market conditions. However, it is important to question how well traditional notions of diversification align with these new circumstances. ,"
For example, the gap in returns between the S&P 500 and its equal-weighted counterpart is currently at its widest in 15 years, underscoring the need to diversify beyond AI heavyweights like Nvidia. This raises the question: is diversification becoming a more complex instrument? And if yes, how to diversify competently?
Written by Julia Khandoshko, CEO at the European broker Mind Money
You can read the full article on the website ifamagazine.com
"Today, many stress the necessity of diversification due to current market conditions. However, it is important to question how well traditional notions of diversification align with these new circumstances. ,"
For example, the gap in returns between the S&P 500 and its equal-weighted counterpart is currently at its widest in 15 years, underscoring the need to diversify beyond AI heavyweights like Nvidia. This raises the question: is diversification becoming a more complex instrument? And if yes, how to diversify competently?
Written by Julia Khandoshko, CEO at the European broker Mind Money
You can read the full article on the website ifamagazine.com
19.07.24
“Gold set for fourth week of gains on US rate cut prospects”
Reuters // CNBC
"Official announcement of the Fed's easing of monetary policy is expected to further boost gold prices. Consequently, prices could potentially reach a record $3,000 by autumn 2024," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at European broker Mind Money.
You can read the full article on the website CNBC or reuters.com
"Official announcement of the Fed's easing of monetary policy is expected to further boost gold prices. Consequently, prices could potentially reach a record $3,000 by autumn 2024," said Julia Khandoshko, CEO at European broker Mind Money.
You can read the full article on the website CNBC or reuters.com
05.07.24
“FundForum Monaco 2024: Showcasing Mind Money, the leading asset management firm”
FE: Mind Money is a leading broker in asset management. Can you tell us how you keep your position?
Julia Khandoshko: As a financial company, our primary focus is trading in the commodity market. We are experts in calendar spreads and inter-commodity spreads. There are relatively few specific teams that focus on commodity markets. According to resources like Bloomberg and Preqin, which track fund strategies, we are one of these specialized funds with a narrow focus. Moreover, we have analytical groups in areas that include practitioners and scientists with degrees in technical fields, such as climatology, geology, physics, agriculture, etc.
Our strategies have been thoroughly tested, showing a positive track record since 2019, which is also marked on the Bloomberg track. We also have audit confirmation from one of the Big Four accounting firms. We are represented and work with the largest brokerage houses in commodity trading, such as StoneX and Joe Brian, the latter being ranked number 9 in the world.
From a brokerage and asset management infrastructure perspective, we offer access to major exchanges, with CME being our primary one. We also provide custodial and securities storage services in the USA, UK, Dubai, Cyprus, Armenia, and Kazakhstan. The choice of location depends on the client’s specific needs and asset characteristics.
You can find full interview on the website funds-europe.com
Julia Khandoshko: As a financial company, our primary focus is trading in the commodity market. We are experts in calendar spreads and inter-commodity spreads. There are relatively few specific teams that focus on commodity markets. According to resources like Bloomberg and Preqin, which track fund strategies, we are one of these specialized funds with a narrow focus. Moreover, we have analytical groups in areas that include practitioners and scientists with degrees in technical fields, such as climatology, geology, physics, agriculture, etc.
Our strategies have been thoroughly tested, showing a positive track record since 2019, which is also marked on the Bloomberg track. We also have audit confirmation from one of the Big Four accounting firms. We are represented and work with the largest brokerage houses in commodity trading, such as StoneX and Joe Brian, the latter being ranked number 9 in the world.
From a brokerage and asset management infrastructure perspective, we offer access to major exchanges, with CME being our primary one. We also provide custodial and securities storage services in the USA, UK, Dubai, Cyprus, Armenia, and Kazakhstan. The choice of location depends on the client’s specific needs and asset characteristics.
You can find full interview on the website funds-europe.com
05.07.24
“Three Reasons Why Investors Cannot Ignore Large-Cap Stocks”
Today, large-cap stocks are in a favorable position as the stock market rally is broadening. Since the beginning of 2023, large-cap stocks have contributed an impressive 60 percent of the S&P 500's 40.5 percent return
The Nasdaq 100 has also climbed 16 percent, largely due to the significant growth of mega-cap tech stocks. Unsurprisingly, the question of whether large-cap stocks are worth investing in or not rises.
In my opinion, investors may indeed take a closer look at them, and here are the reasons why.
You can read the full article on the website advisorperspectives.com
The Nasdaq 100 has also climbed 16 percent, largely due to the significant growth of mega-cap tech stocks. Unsurprisingly, the question of whether large-cap stocks are worth investing in or not rises.
In my opinion, investors may indeed take a closer look at them, and here are the reasons why.
You can read the full article on the website advisorperspectives.com
03.07.24
“7 Best Recent and Upcoming IPOs in 2024”
The long climb back to relevance continues for initial public offerings in the U.S. in 2024, as investors warm up to new publicly traded companies and IPOs are able to back that sentiment up with sturdier returns.
"Money is very expensive now because of high interest rates," says Julia Khandoshko, CEO at financial services firm MindMoney. "Against the background of expensive funds and very high inflation, only large companies feel good now. IPO markets likely won't be a priority over large-cap companies until there is a green light from the Federal Reserve and until there is a decrease in rates."
You can read the full article on the website money.usnews.com
"Money is very expensive now because of high interest rates," says Julia Khandoshko, CEO at financial services firm MindMoney. "Against the background of expensive funds and very high inflation, only large companies feel good now. IPO markets likely won't be a priority over large-cap companies until there is a green light from the Federal Reserve and until there is a decrease in rates."
You can read the full article on the website money.usnews.com
02.07.24
“Asset management companies must offer innovative solutions”
Despite current uncertainty, asset management is attracting more funds and brains. It is undergoing a significant transformation, marking a positive shift towards new technologies in the industry. A survey by Northern Trust found that 72% of asset managers are focused on enhancing the quality and accuracy of their product strategies.
European broker Mind Money represents major players in the European market in the field of asset management who are keen on enhancing their products. The company offers a variety of trust management methods for its clients. The company’s CEO, Julia Khandoshko, describes the company and her vision for asset management trends.
You can read the full article on the website hedgeweek.com
European broker Mind Money represents major players in the European market in the field of asset management who are keen on enhancing their products. The company offers a variety of trust management methods for its clients. The company’s CEO, Julia Khandoshko, describes the company and her vision for asset management trends.
You can read the full article on the website hedgeweek.com
MORE NEWS
27.06.24
Mind Money: How to adapt to the shifting world economy
The world economy is in a state of disarray and is becoming increasingly complex. In recent years, the world has witnessed deglobalisation and many things have started to shift since the pandemic, or even before in 2008.
What distinguishes us from the chaos ahead is that no one except professional asset managers, seem to be thinking about it. When the Federal Reserve starts lowering interest rates, returns will decrease and make the expertise of asset managers even more crucial.
You can read the full article on the website portfolio-adviser.com
What distinguishes us from the chaos ahead is that no one except professional asset managers, seem to be thinking about it. When the Federal Reserve starts lowering interest rates, returns will decrease and make the expertise of asset managers even more crucial.
You can read the full article on the website portfolio-adviser.com
26.06.24
Success in Asset Management Depends on Adaptation
Interview with Leading Broker Mind-Money.eu
The industry of asset management has been changing and becoming more attractive constantly. Recent studies showed that the global plant asset management (PAM) market is expected to grow from $8.09 billion in 2023 to $9.14 billion in 2024, at a CAGR of 13.1%.
These numbers witness the perspective of this market and its potential.
Among one of the biggest players in the European asset management market is Mind Money. The company offers a variety of trust management methods for its clients. Today, we talked with Julia Khandoshko, CEO at Mind Money. Ms Khandoshko is keen on sharing recent companies’ updates and discussing asset management trends which are shaping the industry today.
You can find the full interview on the website delano.lu
The industry of asset management has been changing and becoming more attractive constantly. Recent studies showed that the global plant asset management (PAM) market is expected to grow from $8.09 billion in 2023 to $9.14 billion in 2024, at a CAGR of 13.1%.
These numbers witness the perspective of this market and its potential.
Among one of the biggest players in the European asset management market is Mind Money. The company offers a variety of trust management methods for its clients. Today, we talked with Julia Khandoshko, CEO at Mind Money. Ms Khandoshko is keen on sharing recent companies’ updates and discussing asset management trends which are shaping the industry today.
You can find the full interview on the website delano.lu
25.06.24
“Exploring Asset Management Trends: Insights from Mind Money at FundForum Monaco 2024”
Monaco is playing host to the number one global asset managers’ event FundForum this week. Since it was started over thirty years ago, this conference has become a world-class investment management occasion with Europe’s most significant industry participants.
This conference features some of the biggest names in the industry including Mind Money – the leading European broker. The firm provides different ways of controlling trusts for its customers. The CEO of the company, Julia Khandoshko, shared some insights about the company and the ongoing conference.
What does Mind Money do? What is your primary focus?
Julia Khandoshko: Our company is headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, and is regulated by CySEC CIF License 115/10. For more than 15 years, Mind Money provides clients seamless access to stocks, exchange-traded funds, and bonds on major stock markets, as well as opportunities for pre-IPO and IPO investments in the global markets.
You can find the full interview on the website monaco-tribune.com
This conference features some of the biggest names in the industry including Mind Money – the leading European broker. The firm provides different ways of controlling trusts for its customers. The CEO of the company, Julia Khandoshko, shared some insights about the company and the ongoing conference.
What does Mind Money do? What is your primary focus?
Julia Khandoshko: Our company is headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, and is regulated by CySEC CIF License 115/10. For more than 15 years, Mind Money provides clients seamless access to stocks, exchange-traded funds, and bonds on major stock markets, as well as opportunities for pre-IPO and IPO investments in the global markets.
You can find the full interview on the website monaco-tribune.com
24.06.24
Did Saudi Arabia just doom the dollar? Economists weigh in.
Julia Khandoshko, CEO at the international broker Mind Money, doesn’t expect U.S. consumers will feel the impact of the Saudi move. She also doesn’t think it will affect oil prices since the U.S. gets most of its oil from the Western Hemisphere.
“What has changed is that the United States has become the largest mining and refining power,” Khandoshko told us. “Moreover, the situation inside Saudi Arabia itself has transformed dramatically.”
You can read the full article with my comments on the website consumeraffairs.com
“What has changed is that the United States has become the largest mining and refining power,” Khandoshko told us. “Moreover, the situation inside Saudi Arabia itself has transformed dramatically.”
You can read the full article with my comments on the website consumeraffairs.com
29.05.24
The Dawn of a Copper Wave: Metal Hits Record Value
Copper prices are hitting unprecedented records. On Monday, 20 May, the cost of copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) reached a record nominal high of $11,104 per metric ton. Moreover, as analysts predict, the metal price are anticipated to double.
For more information on metals, read my post for TradingView.com
For more information on metals, read my post for TradingView.com
17.05.24
Silver’s in the spotlight as prices rally nearly 6% My comment on silver for the Kitko.com
Silver is becoming increasingly attractive as its prices rise. However, it still does not have any hedging characteristics. Moreover, it is also very unusual for gold and silver to increase in price at the same time. But there is an explanation.
Julia Khandoshko, CEO at the European broker Mind Money, also sees more potential for gold in the current environment.
“The Federal Reserve's shift in rhetoric, particularly if it leads to a rate cut or a clear reduction plan, is expected to push gold prices upward. The escalation of the conflict in the Middle East will also support gold. As geopolitical risks grow, investors will buy even more gold, boosting the price.”
Today, all metals, including silver, are growing for a simple reason—cautious sentiment on global economic growth.
Read the other insights in Kitco Metals Inc. recent article
Julia Khandoshko, CEO at the European broker Mind Money, also sees more potential for gold in the current environment.
“The Federal Reserve's shift in rhetoric, particularly if it leads to a rate cut or a clear reduction plan, is expected to push gold prices upward. The escalation of the conflict in the Middle East will also support gold. As geopolitical risks grow, investors will buy even more gold, boosting the price.”
Today, all metals, including silver, are growing for a simple reason—cautious sentiment on global economic growth.
Read the other insights in Kitco Metals Inc. recent article
14.05.24
Adaptation to the New Market Paradigm Is a Key for Asset Managers to Prosper
Despite the backdrop of high uncertainty, asset managers strengthen their positions. To keep pace, the asset management sphere has to adapt to the current realities, constantly generating fresh ideas and collaborating with talent. What are the other challenges that asset managers need to overcome to stay relevant? Find out in my recent article for Finextra.
07.05.24
7 Best Large-Cap ETFs to Buy in 2024.
Julia Khandoshko, CEO of the international broker Mind Money, shares some key details to consider when comparing large-cap ETFs: "When assessing ETFs, investors need to examine a set of factors: ETF rules, management fees and so on. But the truth is that anyone can simply choose the biggest one, as it is the most liquid and, therefore, the most reliable. Thus, liquidity equals reliability."
If you are interested in large-cap ETFs and how to choose them, check the details in the article through the link below:
money.usnews.com
If you are interested in large-cap ETFs and how to choose them, check the details in the article through the link below:
money.usnews.com
Cbonds Fixed Income Conferenence Cyprus
11.04.2024
In April, a conference was held with the participation of Julia Khandoshko, CEO of the European broker Mind Money. Sharp questions were raised about the situation on the stock markets, investment issues in modern realities and the prospects for algorithmic trading.
Mind Money CEO: Why women are the shining stars of asset management
Female-founded companies have increased their market share from 2.5% to 4.6% over the last decade. 07.03.2024 (portfolio-adviser.com)
All-men teams accounted for 70% of funds and nearly 60% of assets, while all-women teams represented less than 2% of teams and less than 1% of assets. These numbers are testimony to the fact that without structured plans to address this gap and the related implicit biases, the asset management industry will remain skewed toward men.
We need to get on the global bandwagon of inclusivity and make 2024 the year when women in the asset management field can address and decisively curb this disparity.
As per statistics from October 2023, the percentage of female fund managers has remained approximately 12% for over 20 years now. This seems like a massive gap considering women make up more than 50% of the world’s population, earn more than $20trn every year globally, and control over one-third of total household wealth. Despite the overall positive outlook in a post-Covid economy, the financial management sector still seems to be unable to overcome an age-old hurdle: gender bias.
Read the full article on the portfolio-adviser.com
As per statistics from October 2023, the percentage of female fund managers has remained approximately 12% for over 20 years now. This seems like a massive gap considering women make up more than 50% of the world’s population, earn more than $20trn every year globally, and control over one-third of total household wealth. Despite the overall positive outlook in a post-Covid economy, the financial management sector still seems to be unable to overcome an age-old hurdle: gender bias.
Read the full article on the portfolio-adviser.com
Zerich Securities Rebrands into Mind Money, an Innovative European Investment Technology Hub
27.10.23
Zerich Securities, a prominent name in investment and finance since 2010, proudly announces its rebranding to Mind Money (mind-money.eu), marking a significant shift towards innovation and data analytics in the financial landscape. With a refreshed vision and a dynamic approach, Mind Money is set to revolutionize how individuals and institutions engage with financial markets.
Mind Money (ex Zerich Securities) is a leading European investment technology and financial engineering hub headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, and regulated by CySEC CIF License 115/10.
More about rebrands into Mind Money read in publish
Mind Money (ex Zerich Securities) is a leading European investment technology and financial engineering hub headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, and regulated by CySEC CIF License 115/10.
More about rebrands into Mind Money read in publish
Contact me with any convenient way:
E-mail: yu.handoshko@mind-money.eu
Phone: +357 25 755 337
Social networks: Telegram | WatsApp | LinkedIn
E-mail: yu.handoshko@mind-money.eu
Phone: +357 25 755 337
Social networks: Telegram | WatsApp | LinkedIn
© All Right Reserved. Mind-money.eu™.