A financial expert told whether it is worth investing in Russian stocks today

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A financial expert told whether it is worth investing in Russian stocks today

Against the backdrop of multiple growth of the key rate, bonds, including federal loans, and deposits have become the most attractive instrument for many Russian investors. At the same time, the Russian stock market is currently experiencing a significant decline due to capital outflow.

Trader and author of a number of trading methods Elvis Marlamov told us what our stock market can expect in the foreseeable future and whether it is worth investing in Russian stocks today.



According to the expert, the growth of the key rate cannot be endless, as it puts a high credit burden on the economy. At the same time, Marlamov added that the key rate today is much higher than the inflation rate, which is a rather rare situation.

Thus, in his opinion, if conditional inflation rises to 10 percent, this does not mean that the Central Bank will raise the rate to 25.
Regarding bonds, the financier noted that they are a good instrument with a yield of about 18%. But if the rate on them is 25%, then such securities should be gotten rid of, since there is a high probability that the issuer will not cope with the debt burden.

At the same time, speaking about the stock market, Marlamov noted that it was recently at the level of the "coronavirus panic" of 2020, when investors sold shares, fearing the "end of the world". At the same time, in the current situation, the "apocalypse" is not expected. Therefore, those investors who plan a year, two or more ahead have an excellent opportunity to buy shares of Russian companies at a very favorable price.

According to the expert, today there are a number of companies that have excellent prospects in the foreseeable future. There are such in the technology, raw materials, banking and other sectors. At the same time, the financier warned that it is necessary to avoid buying shares from issuers with a high debt burden.

In general, according to Marlamov, the Russian stock market may soon enter a growth phase. Triggers for this may include stimulation of its economy by the Chinese authorities, which will affect trade with Russia, a change of power in the United States, and a probable reduction in the key rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation.

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  1. 0
    13 November 2024 17: 09
    What a problem... Our favorite products have started to rise in price, and we are being educated on investment issues...
    I invested a little money in Astrakhan pike caviar at Pyaterochka and in condensed milk at Maria Ra...
    1. +1
      13 November 2024 17: 40
      Is it really that bad? I threw a couple of hundred into Sberbank bonds, Gazprom, Yandex, Ozon shares. And all with my military pension.
  2. +2
    13 November 2024 17: 12
    If conditional inflation rises to 10 percent, this does not mean that the Central Bank will raise the rate to 25.

    This means that actual, not conditional, inflation is 25%.
    1. 0
      13 November 2024 17: 20
      Quote: Mikhail M
      This means that actual, not conditional, inflation is 25%.

      The Central Bank knows the real inflation, and it has long been double-digit. With such inflation and the discount rate, money in the Russian Federation can only be invested in gold and foreign assets. hi
      1. -1
        13 November 2024 17: 41
        invest - especially funny - "foreign assets" - which, if necessary, will simply be taken away for the wrong face, passport, or eye shape.
        1. -1
          13 November 2024 17: 52
          Quote: ser580
          invest - especially funny - "foreign assets" -

          Invest in domestic wassat in which they simply will not pay (by decision of the shareholders' meeting) and foreign assets, these are not only Western countries. But you are right, Russia has been robbed so many times that there is no faith in anyone. There are eternal values. hi
    2. 0
      13 November 2024 17: 37
      there is no actual or conditional inflation, there is an index for the calculation of which more than 700 goods are used, it is clear that neither you nor I use so many goods in a year
      accordingly, each person may have their own inflation depending on the consumer basket, it is clear that in a crisis, everyday goods grow the most (the demand for diamonds is unlikely to have increased)
      1. -1
        13 November 2024 17: 56
        Quote: OlegEKB
        It is clear that in a crisis, everyday goods grow the most (demand for diamonds is unlikely to have increased)

        Read the report of the Ministry of Agriculture, in Russia 24 is not a very fruitful year. We will not die of hunger, but get ready for expensive agricultural imports. hi
        1. 0
          13 November 2024 19: 12
          Quote: fif21
          Quote: OlegEKB
          It is clear that in a crisis, everyday goods grow the most (demand for diamonds is unlikely to have increased)

          Read the report of the Ministry of Agriculture, in Russia 24 is not a very fruitful year. We will not die of hunger, but get ready for expensive agricultural imports. hi

          They have already closed the import of oil, grain, sunflower and a bunch of other things...
          1. 0
            13 November 2024 19: 40
            Quote: your1970
            They have already closed the import of oil, grain, sunflower and a bunch of other things...

            These are reasonable decisions, the import of butter has increased... these are also forced decisions. Therefore, price increases and inflation in the food sector are inevitable. hi
            1. 0
              13 November 2024 20: 21
              Quote: fif21
              Quote: your1970
              They have already closed the import of oil, grain, sunflower and a bunch of other things...

              These are reasonable decisions, the import of butter has increased... these are also forced decisions. Therefore, price increases and inflation in the food sector are inevitable. hi

              I'm terribly sorry - typo belay
              Quote: your1970
              Closed EXPORT oils, grains, sunflower and a bunch of other stuff already..
              1. 0
                13 November 2024 20: 53
                Quote: your1970
                I'm terribly sorry - typo

                It happens, but I understood you correctly. Measures to protect the domestic market are approximately the same all over the world. hi
        2. 0
          13 November 2024 19: 43
          When you ask to read something, send me a link right away, otherwise I'm looking for it and can't find it

          - According to the Ministry of Agriculture, agricultural production since the beginning of 2024 has grown by 1,8% compared to the same period in 2023.
          - grains were sown with the expectation of a harvest of 150 million tons, but due to weather conditions about 20 million tons were lost. Domestic grain consumption is 87 million tons
          - Due to bad weather conditions, the vegetable harvest will also decrease (a total of about 7 million tons) this is about potatoes and they will have to be purchased from our Arab partners (or Belarusian, I don’t know)
          - cucumbers and tomatoes, the expected harvest is 1,6 million tons - and this should become a multi-year maximum. The expected rice harvest, Oksana Lut reported, is also close to a record - 1,2 million tons.

          In terms of food products, Russia is generally capable of providing for itself completely, well, they will reduce exports if anything happens
          1. 0
            13 November 2024 19: 52
            Quote: OlegEKB
            The expected rice harvest, Oksana Lut reported, is also close to a record - 1,2 million tons.

            This is a forecast for September. In November, she cited real harvest figures. The speech was shown on TV, so there is no link to the printed text. I repeat, there is nothing critical, but there is no usual seasonal drop in prices either. hi
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  4. -1
    13 November 2024 17: 27
    Cool. I'll go invest to become a respected gentleman.
  5. +2
    13 November 2024 17: 31
    Marlamov added that the key rate today is much higher than the inflation rate, which is a rather rare situation.

    Yes, such a situation is simply unrealistic. The rate is 21%, and the official inflation is 8%. In the history of which country in the world was there such a difference? Usually it is 2-4%. The assumption suggests itself that in our country the announced inflation of 8% does not correspond to the real one. And we are all witnesses to the fact that prices for the most necessary goods, products, services, materials have increased by 15-50%, and by some even more. How this figure was calculated is unclear. But it seems to be profitable for the state. There is no need to index pensions, benefits, salaries of public sector employees and the military in accordance with the real inflation. They announced in advance an indexation of 7.3% for pensioners, so they will lead to this figure.
    1. 0
      13 November 2024 18: 53
      I agree with everything. My wife has worked as an accountant all her life, she even records the weather, expenses over the past year have increased by one and a half, two times. Compared to 2020, we spend three times more on food per month with a similar menu.
  6. -1
    13 November 2024 17: 35
    A financial expert told whether it is worth investing in Russian stocks today
    no...you can't now...before you had to...go to "hoper-invest" or "rikap-fund"...but now no...you can't buy jeans with them now...
  7. 0
    13 November 2024 22: 26
    The stock exchange is essentially a large MMM.
    For someone to buy, someone else must sell it.
    And since the rate was raised, a bunch of “Buratino-MMM guys” simply went to the banks, and the stocks have been falling for six months now.
    Now banks, companies and "experts" are apparently worried - their % from transactions is leaving their pockets.
    We have increased advertising, phone calls, etc.

    sucking money has become more difficult, IMHO.