You can also invest in countries exposed to war and coups.
Hamid Ezermand, economic activist:
This statement that investment definitely needs security and in the absence of security the capital will flee is a kind of fallacy. You can invest in the most unsafe areas of the world and fail in the safest countries. The main issue is not the lack of risk; Rather, it is about identifying, evaluating and pricing risk. Before entering any market, the investor must know his risks and make a decision based on his assessment so as not to be surprised by possible risks.
The largest companies and investment holdings in the world also invest in countries facing the risk of war, coup and instability; Because they calculate the risk and measure the expected return with it. If an investor can return the principal and risk-adjusted profit in less than a year, he may prefer such a market to one where, despite greater certainty, the return on capital takes five years or more.