In the context of a permanent change of market conditions in the world capital markets, investors meet new challenges every year. Increasingly, capitalists are wondering where to invest money in order to preserve capital and not go bankrupt, and even better to increase their fortune. Today, the prospects for the global economy are rather dim. Experts point to significant growth potential and lack of overheating in most markets, which makes a global crisis or recession unlikely in the near term. Despite this, trade wars between major players, political instability in some regions, fluctuations in oil prices and other destabilizing factors have a negative impact on financial markets. Therefore, according to the latest forecasts of the IMF, global GDP growth in 2019 will slow down and amount to 2.5%.
Investing in the American stock market in 2019, as in 2020, is a rather risky venture. Although the Dow Jones grew by 22.3% in 2019, and the Fed rate will not rise in 2020, it is too early for investors to rejoice. Forbes analysts believe that high volatility on the stock exchange will still persist and sharp jumps in quotations, both up and down, will continue. The main threats to the stock exchange in 2020 are the US presidential election and the US-China trade confrontation. It’s not for nothing that Warren Buffett keeps $ 128 billion in cash without investing it anywhere.
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