Communities, hedge funds, and money management: "If you don't sleep well, it's not worth it"

As part of Feed HaKesef, a podcast from the ice website in collaboration with the IBI investment house, we host leaders of the largest and most influential financial communities in Israel for an open discussion on investments, trading, and key trends in the worlds of economics and finance. In an era where financial knowledge is more accessible than ever, we aim to understand how decisions are made, what influences them, and what the market looks like through the eyes of those who live it every day.

At the center of the ninth episode: Noa Israeli, an investment manager at IBI's hedge funds; Merav Cohen Mor, founder of the Yafuta community; and Oren Barsky, founder and co-CEO of Planit Financial Planning, discuss the changes shaping the investment arena today. They explore the new generation entering the market and how to maneuver between information, risk, and opportunities when a single tweet is enough to shake the markets.

Also in the podcast: which principles from institutional investment management can be applied to a personal portfolio? What does a hedge fund do differently? Why does proper investment start first and foremost with self-awareness? Additionally, the guests discuss what the "Osot Shuk" and "Mashkiota" communities teach about how knowledge and confidence become part of financial conduct. The answers, explanations, and analyses are in the new episode of Feed HaKesef.