To understand which investment trends have potential and are currently receiving attention, one should pay attention to where the market's money is flowing most at present. According to experts, investment channels in 2023 will see significant fluctuations, and investors need to stay abreast and have a suitable capital allocation plan while shifting their investment portfolios accordingly. So, what will be the investment trends in 2023, and where is the financial flow heading?

2022 was a year marked by political and economic upheavals. By the end of 2022, the domestic market showed signs of slowing down due to strong external and internal influences. Specifically, the stock market lost over 30% of its value; the corporate bond market, real estate market froze, and the gold market experienced significant fluctuations. Banks increased deposit interest rates to attract capital. In this context, most investment flows are expected to shift towards "tightening safety nets," according to expert Nguyen Tri Hieu.

A series of reports from major investment banks worldwide suggest that the global economy will fall into inflation and recession. Investors are turning towards defensive assets (cash and savings deposits) and reducing growth assets (stocks, real estate...).

However, accompanying a recession are always new business opportunities that require investors to keep up if they don't want to be left behind and miss out on good investment opportunities. According to leading financial experts in Vietnam, in the current era of technological development like a storm, choosing reputable and pioneering trading platforms in the field of technology connecting traders with the global financial system is a trend. Investors should diversify their trading assets beyond traditional assets, commodities, underlying securities, and include other assets such as currencies, precious metals, digital currencies, derivative indices, foreign securities...

Blockchain technology application projects are also attracting a lot of attention and enormous investment capital from both domestic and foreign investors. Blockchain is indeed the technology of the future, increasingly being applied in many areas of life; hence investors need to consider adding it to their investment portfolios.

In addition to understanding investment trends, investors also need to monitor and update legal issues and state policies to adjust their portfolios appropriately and in a timely manner.