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What should investors watch in the second half of 2026? The first half showed that the same market forces can be both risks and opportunities. Kvarn’s mid-year outlook looks at both sides of fragmentation, inflation, artificial intelligence and diversification, and shows how a European investor can build a portfolio that does not depend on a single forecast coming true.
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The geopolitical conflict in the Middle East and the military action dominating the news cycle understandably raise concerns. In addition to the immense human tragedies, the situation creates significant uncertainty for the global economy. Many investors are currently looking at their portfolios and wondering how to act in this situation.
Investing isn’t just a numbers game — it’s a psychological endurance sport. Your returns are shaped not only by strategy, but by how you handle fear, doubt, FOMO, and uncertainty when markets move against you. In this article, we explore the two most common investing styles — value and momentum — and the very different emotional demands they place on investors.
The Magnificent Seven companies – Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia, and Tesla – have accounted for a significant share of stock market returns over the past ten years. In this article, we highlight five key points every investor should understand about the Mag 7 companies.
This article provides a concise overview of gold’s role in a modern investment portfolio, different ways to invest in gold, and a core–satellite model combining stability with cyclical return potential.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become one of the most discussed themes in both financial markets and broader public debate. The pace and scope of development suggest that AI may represent the most significant technological shift affecting business and society since the industrial revolution.
