Verified Investing Education Forecast for 2021
As the new year approaches, investors are eager to know what to expect in the markets in 2021. With the tumultuous 2020 coming to a close, it’s no surprise that investors are eager to get a glimpse of the future. We spoke to Peter S. Kraus, Co-Founder & President of Verified Investing Education, to get his forecast of what to expect in various markets in the new year.
First and foremost, Kraus emphasized that Investing, trading, and options are all risky, and losses are more expected than gains. investors should be mindful of the risks involved and not make investments they can’t afford to lose. He also mentioned that for those who don’t have the knowledge to navigate the markets, there are “whales” who can provide general investment education based on your input.
Kraus also discussed the increasing demand for cybersecurity investments, noting that the Security Industry Association (SIA) announced a major milestone in its SIA OSDP Verified initiative – that over 100 device models have been verified to meet its cybersecurity standards. This shows that businesses and governments are taking cybersecurity seriously and Investing in the sector.
Kraus also spoke about the upcoming changes to Oregon’s education laws in 2023. He mentioned that school board members will be required to file verified statements of their financial interests, and that there will be more oversight of school board members’ financial activities. He believes that this is a step in the right direction in order to ensure that school boards are held accountable.
Kraus then discussed a new course series offered by Verified Investing Education, Kitco Media, and The Better Traders, which will give investors access to Gareth Soloway’s tips and insights. The course series will focus on how to use options to enhance returns, how to use options to minimize losses, and how to use options to generate income. This course series will be a great resource for those looking to learn more about options trading.
Finally, Kraus spoke about the importance of investor education and advocacy. He noted that the SEC’s Office of investor Education and Advocacy encourages investors to remain vigilant and verify sources of investment information through social media. He also emphasized the importance of verifying the identity of advisors before Investing, as well as making sure that their credentials are valid.
In conclusion, the new year promises to be full of surprises and opportunities in the investment world. investors should be aware of the risks involved and take steps to protect themselves, such as verifying sources of information, verifying the identity of advisors, and educating themselves on the markets. With the right education and precautions, investors can make informed decisions and maximize their returns.
