Tea Muratovic

Tea Muratovic

Tea Muratovic is an accomplished professional in the financial markets with extensive experience in the global market landscape. She received multiple investment awards, including the Female Austrian Investor Award in 2019, and was featured in the UK's Women in Fintech Powerlist. Tea's contributions to the industry include numerous articles in top publications, such as Bloomberg, Institutional Money, Refinitiv Eikon, TalkMarkets, FXEmpire, CMT, and international stock exchanges.

White Gold Fever: Riding the Lithium Wave in the Stock Market

Silver-white, light, and highly reactive, lithium might not be the most famous element on the periodic table, but it is definitely one of the most influential at present in shaping our modern world. As the crucial ingredient of lithium-ion batteries, that power everything from your smartphone to electric vehicles (EVs), lithium has gained the status of the "white gold" of the 21st century.

“Wining and Dining” on the Stock Exchange

With Memorial Day marking the unofficial start of the summer season in the United States, it's not only outdoor activities, vacations and barbecues that see a spike in consumer spending. The "Wining and Dining" sector, a combination of the beverage and restaurant industries, also experiences a significant surge, as people indulge in festive meals, chilled drinks, and dine-out experiences. This increase in consumer spending often serves as a catalyst for summer growth in related stock sectors.

“Forever Young” Stocks

Science is constantly evolving, with new breakthroughs and discoveries being made all the time. Nowadays, ageing is increasingly characterized as a disease, with everyone is trying to find the “cure” using innovative therapies and cutting-edge technologies, or by making simple yet effective lifestyle changes. 

Dividend Kings

In recent years it has been extremely challenging for companies to navigate the markets. Market crashes, economic recessions, wars, a global pandemic, technology revolutions and shifts in consumer tastes have all left their mark.