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Where to Invest in 2024: Analysis by Zetios Properties LLC

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  1. Nasdaq 100 Index
    Since falling to lows during the coronavirus pandemic, the index has risen more than 150%. Much of this was due to the shift to remote work, which has seen technology stocks benefit the most. While traders and investors can research and invest in individual tech stocks, the Nasdaq 100 gives you access to an entire sector.

In 2023, however, investors were wary of the aggressive pace of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve and the impact it had on loan costs and corporate growth. As a result, in 2023, bearish sentiment began to dominate global stock markets.
Zetios Properties LLC analysts are predicting prices to fall first and then to rise significantly. The normalization of inflation and high interest rates in 2024 will be key to the overall sentiment of the stock market. However, as asset prices declined significantly in 2023, the chances of a windfall investment return by the end of 2024 are now much higher, which is an important consideration for long-term investors.

  1. FTSE 100 Index
    An interesting factor is the resilience of the FTSE 100 index during this period. Since the UK has been sidelined for many years, it may present more opportunities for value investing. The British pound is the key growth factor for the UK 100 index. Since about 80% of the profits of the 100 companies included in the index come from abroad, a weaker pound could help boost overall profitability. So cash flow will be an important factor.
    Interestingly, the FTSE 100 is currently trading very close to its all-time high. This position presents unique opportunities for value investors who are wondering where the best place to invest their money is in 2024.

  2. Futures or ETFs on crude oil
    Our analysts predict another strong year for energy markets in 2024. Reduced oil supplies from Russia and OPEC+ are just one of the factors that could lead to a tightening of oil prices in 2024. Analysts at ING believe that the average price per barrel of oil will be about $80 per year.
    Oil demand should also pick up in 2024 as China abandoned its zero-tolerance policy for Covid at the end of 2022. The opening up of the economy could lead to an increase in demand at a time when supply becomes more limited. The combination of these factors is likely to drive up the price of oil, depending on any other geographic developments.

  3. Gold (physical, futures, stocks, ETFs)
    Gold CFDs allow you to speculate on the movement of the gold price without owning the underlying asset. With CFDs, you can also trade using leverage, which allows you to trade large volumes of positions with a small deposit. Gold ETFs allow you to invest in a fund that tracks the underlying price of the gold market by investing in gold companies or real physical metal. Gold can also be traded using futures on an exchange such as the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

This list is not exhaustive; there are many other markets and options that might be better depending on the terms and market conditions for each individual investor and their needs.

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