Investing Insights from the 2021 World Chess Championship

The 2021 World Chess Championship was expected to be a hard-fought battle. The challenger, Ian Nepomniachtchi (affectionately known as Nepo in the chess world) from Russia, was taking on the reigning world champion, Magnus Carlsen, from Norway. While Carlsen is the number one ranked chess player in

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