The investment manager who is particularly pessimistic about the stock market - and 5 more articles on the state of the markets

Globes publishes a weekly series of articles on market conditions, including pessimistic forecasts from a senior investment manager, analyst recommendations to stay away from real estate, reassurance from Avner Hadad of Phoenix, analysis of a stock that fell 50%, and the closing of the discount trap in life insurance.

Globes publishes a weekly series of articles under the title 'The investment manager who is particularly pessimistic about the stock market - and 5 more articles on the state of the markets'. The first article, by Shiri Habib-Valdhorn, quotes a senior investment manager saying the Tel Aviv stock market is not attractive and real estate is dead. The second article, by Hizi Sternlicht, publishes analyst recommendations to stay away from real estate and focus on short-term bonds, dual tech, and security. The third article, by the same reporter, presents Avner Hadad of Phoenix reassuring that there is no panic in the markets and it is a natural correction. The fourth article, by Lior Vider, examines a stock that fell 50% from its peak and asks whether it is an opportunity or a trap. The fifth article, by Netanel Ariel, deals with the closing of the discount trap in life insurance by the Capital Market Authority.

The investment manager who is particularly pessimistic about the stock market - and 5 more articles on the state of the markets