Stock market

Omer Adam invests NIS 650,000 in surprising Tel Aviv stock offering

The successful singer attended a surprising stock offering in the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and invested a significant amount in the fundraising, which totaled NIS 6.4 million.

By RONI TARNOVSKI
12/07/2024

Lessons on long-term investing and this week's Torah portion

Those who keep their eyes focused on the long term end up doing well financially. Define your goals and needs and then invest with an allocation that will help you achieve those goals.

By AARON KATSMAN
21/06/2024

The hottest EV stock in the U.S. isn't Tesla or any familiar brand

Blue Bird's stock, the yellow bus manufacturer, has soared 114% this year, outpacing all other EV manufacturers. Why are investors flocking to this 1932-founded company?

By UDI ETZION/WALLA!
14/06/2024

'When you buy a bond, you build a bond with Israel'

Israel Bonds President & CEO Dani Naveh speaks at Jerusalem Post NYC Conference.

Teva joins world’s top 20 pharmaceutical companies

After years of financial and legal problems, Israel’s Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. named No.19 among the world’s top 20 best-earning pharmaceutical companies.

No workers, no buyers, so why are Israeli real estate stocks soaring?

Despite recent challenges, real estate firms in Israel are seeing growth driven by population increase and a rising demand for secure new homes.

By TZALLY GREENBERG
06/03/2024
 The logo of credit rating agency Moody's Investor Services is seen outside the office in Paris

Your Investments: Moody’s Israel downgrade mistake

While Moody’s may be worried, investors should focus on the facts and that’s reason to be bullish.

By AARON KATSMAN
16/02/2024
 The logo of credit rating agency Moody's Investor Services is seen outside the office in Paris

Israel must take Moody's credit drop seriously

Israel’s politicians need to address the issue head-on, otherwise, they will be remembered as the coalition members that led to the downfall of Israel’s economy.

Israel’s surreal economic reality during the war

Moody’s announcement is viewed by both Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich as politically motivated and surreal, since they both keep speaking of the basic strength of the Israeli economy

Investors not affected by Moody's: Only small decreases in the stock market

Analysts estimate that other rating agencies will also lower Israel's rating; the rising scent from the rating downgrade is political, but it is the scent of fear of uncertainty.

By TZALLY GREENBERG
11/02/2024
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