February activity shows that investors continued to focus on broad diversification, high-quality global companies, and stable income-generating assets.
📌 All-World, S&P 500 and NASDAQ-100 ETFs were once again among the most actively traded instruments, highlighting investors’ continued confidence in global equity markets and long-term growth potential.
📌 Among U.S. stocks, the most attention went to Microsoft, Amazon, NVIDIA, Berkshire Hathaway, Alphabet and Netflix — reflecting strong interest in profitable global technology leaders and large-cap quality companies.
📌 On the Baltic market, investors were most active in LHV Group, Ignitis grupė, Merko Ehitus, Artea Bankas and Tallink Grupp, showing continued interest in strong regional companies.
📌 In the income and real estate sector, Realty Income and VICI Properties stood out, indicating that investors are also looking for stable dividend and cash-flow generating investments.
📌 Among alternative assets, Bitcoin and Iris Energy were actively traded, suggesting that some investors continue to include higher-risk growth opportunities in their portfolios.
Overall, February trading reflects active portfolio management where investors combine global diversification, strong technology companies, regional market leaders and selected income-generating assets.
