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Diana Fatiková

analyst at Investago
She has been working in the field of financial markets since March 2021. She has been active as an analyst since the beginning of 2024, and in October 2025 she joined broker InvestaGO in this position. She also represents the company as a professional contact for the media and on social networks. Diana holds the CySec Advanced Certification. She studied comparative religious studies at Comenius University in Bratislava.

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Luxury in China Gathers Strength Again: Premium Brands’ Results Confirm the Trend
A few years ago, serious economic problems hit one of the world’s largest global markets, China. The country’s economic growth slowed significantly, affecting many companies around the world. The situation did not spare the luxury goods sector either. While the pandemic years brought positive news, the opposite later became reality and Chinese consumers stopped spending. Current reports, however, suggest that the situation may be starting to shift. According to experts, brand strategies are increasingly adapting to consumers and culture.
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High Cocoa Prices Bring Costlier Halloween Treats
Last year was a turbulent one for cocoa, the key ingredient in beloved chocolate, as its price climbed to historic highs. Since the commodity is purchased in advance, its elevated value was reflected on customers’ receipts during one of the most commercially significant holidays in the United States – Halloween. This year, Americans paid several dozen percent more for sweets; however, estimates still pointed to record sales, highlighting the holiday’s importance in American culture.
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Sneakers with a Motor: Will This Innovation Bring the Desired Growth to the Declining Nike?

Once the leader in the sportswear and footwear segment, Nike is now experiencing a downturn as demanding consumers turn to products from strengthening competitors. To restore its former glory, the company has launched an innovation-driven project, including motor-powered sneakers. Nike’s CEO, Elliot Hill, believes that innovation is precisely what will get the company back on its feet.[1] Although he has been in charge for a year, his changes have so far been slow to show, which is ultimately reflected in the company’s financial results and stock market performance.
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Strong demand for chips brought TSMC record revenue growth in double digits

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has once again proven to the tech world that it ranks among the industry leaders. The third quarter brought the company an increase in sales that surpassed even the already record-breaking results from the previous quarter. It owes this success to advanced artificial intelligence (AI) chips, which have long been appreciated by its customers such as Nvidia and AMD. The ongoing concern remains the trade relations between the world’s largest economies, which, according to TSMC, have had no impact on the company.
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