Always be wary of the confectioner when adding different flavors to the cake.

It’s time for investors to guard against unwanted and treacherous investments. The latest news in the markets with public and private companies are leaving several sectors contaminated by crises, bankruptcies, deviations and interference in companies.

Thus, we have to look at other sectors to invest in, seeking new opportunities.

What kind of company can we invest in without something going wrong?

Contamination can extend to crises created by poorly managed companies or companies with political interference. They are in all sectors. And we know that, in the game of falling dominoes, when one piece falls, the others follow suit. Or when a company goes bankrupt or goes through difficulties, the financial system shakes, passing through several areas and sectors involved.

So, be very careful at this point before investing in something without knowing the product well.

In variable income we always flirt with troubled companies, but don’t forget that on the B3 (Stock Exchange) we have more than 400 companies listed with good fundamentals, which can bring good returns on your investments.

But nothing like looking for an experienced professional at this time of doubt.

If it is difficult for market professionals to see these problems, imagine for that investor who believed in advertising to invest in these companies that are giving headaches to everyone who invested in them.

In this land of make-believe, listen to everything but believe in few. Or analyze each step taken. After all, many say and prophesy one thing — and do another.

All care is little. Guard against the risk of betting in the dark—that’s the dilemma.

But for those who think they are more careful with everything that is happening, diversifying is still the solution. After all, the risk of contamination is on the loose.

Analyze your profile well before investing, see if you are a beginner, conservative, moderate or experienced.

There is little care in this globalized world!