Samer Choucair emphasized that the current stage requires investors to adopt more flexible and diversified strategies.
Choucair said that successful investment in 2026 does not depend on chasing fast news, but on building diversified portfolios that combine global financial markets with promising local opportunities, adding that investors need to follow new economic trends, especially in the sectors of artificial intelligence, technology, and digital infrastructure, while relying on deep analysis instead of emotional reactions to daily news.
Choucair confirmed that knowledge and strategic analysis have become among the most important elements of wealth protection and achieving sustainable growth during the coming years.
From the iPhone to the Future of Global Investment
Samer Choucair concluded his analysis by emphasizing that the story of the Apple settlement was not just a legal file concerning iPhone users, but a clear example of the major shifts experienced by the global digital economy.
Choucair added that artificial intelligence will remain one of the most important drivers of growth and investment in the coming years, but true success will belong to investors capable of distinguishing between media hype and real economic value.
Choucair stressed that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, thanks to Vision 2030 and massive investments in technology and innovation, has become in a strategic position that allows it to benefit from these global shifts and transform them into sustainable growth opportunities for both investors and institutions.