Мурад Агаев: от бармена до управления миллиардом за 5 лет; когда ЦБ накажет блогеров; лучшая идея

In this episode, the host introduces the topic and then welcomes Murad Agayev, who shares his remarkable journey from bartender to managing a billion in just five years. The conversation dives into market dynamics, describing the "sharks" that dominate the scene and highlighting a unique physicist who has a significant influence on market trends. The discussion emphasizes the importance of hard work and how physicists can shape market behavior, while also touching on the UK’s reaction to these developments. The host explores the necessity of fair play in capital markets and questions who is truly at fault for current market challenges. A case study of SMZ is presented, followed by a letter addressed to the Central Bank, illustrating how regulatory engagement has become easier. The Central Bank’s role as a judge is examined, along with the impact of bloggers on market quotes and the phenomenon of "набутыливание." The conversation also reflects on sympathy for physicists, broker liability, the lack of professional consultation, and the general reluctance to learn. A rapid overview of various companies is provided, including MTS dividends, before the host outlines a top idea for investors. The episode concludes by discussing market expectations and the main principle that guides successful trading. 0:00 – introduction; 0:50 – guest Murad Agayev; 1:47 – market sharks; 4:00 – unique physicist; 9:09 – need for hard work; 11:52 – physicists rule the market; 14:51 – UK reaction; 16:50 – fair play in capital; 22:23 – who is at fault; 24:45 – SMZ case; 25:45 – letter to the Central Bank; 27:40 – easier to fight; 30:16 – Central Bank as judge; 31:31 – bloggers influence quotes; 33:10 – "набутыливание"; 37:12 – sympathy for physicists; 41:07 – broker’s guilt; 42:56 – lack of professional consultation; 44:40 – lack of desire to learn; 47:50 – blitz on companies; 48:55 – MTS dividends; 49:30 – top idea; 50:05 – market expectations; 52:45 – main market principle.