Extension of the investment services license
At Equito we have successfully extended our existing MiFID II license. The extended license allows us to offer asset management services, investment advice and publish investment research.
The year 2022 was a bloodbath of complete uncertainty for almost all investors. The major indices in the US, Europe and many other countries had their worst year in a decade (not counting the decline during COVID -19 when we had one of the fastest recoveries in history).
The Russian-Ukrainian war and other geopolitical tensions, supply chain issues, rising energy prices, high inflation in general, and interest rate hikes to curb inflation have taken a big toll on equity markets. In addition, we have also seen declines in almost every asset class from bonds to gold, not to mention cryptocurrencies. The energy sector and some commodities were some bright exceptions.
This brings us to the question of what will 2023 bring? Analysts’ opinions are quite diverse, ranging from a slow recovery to a soft landing to gloomy scenarios according to which 2023 will be even worse than 2022. We did not want to make our own predictions, but we have prepared a (new year) gift for you that will help you develop a successful strategy for 2023.
We have gathered market outlooks and stock market predictions 2023 from the most renowned asset management institutions.
To help you develop a successful investment strategy for 2023, we have compiled 42 market, investment, and global forecasts (from 35 different institutions), many of which address different asset classes, including stock market forecasts. As you review the forecasts, you are sure to gain a new perspective and find good investment ideas. Just do not get lost in the information overload.
You can download a specific report below by clicking on a document link. We hope you enjoy and find the reports helpful.
Disclaimer: We are not affiliated with any of the institutions (report publishers) listed above. The reports compiled above are published free of charge on the websites of the institutions. Intellectual property rights to the reports are held solely by the publishers of the reports. For additional information, please do research on your own on the website of the institutions or contact them directly. The compilation of all reports in one place is also not a solicitation to buy or sell any financial instrument mentioned in the linked reports.
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