This article explores the methods and strategies for effectively utilizing domestic investments within the structure of the capital market. It emphasizes the importance of research, diversification, long-term perspective, professional guidance, staying informed, risk management, patience, discipline, and regular monitoring. The Results section presents the outcomes and findings related to the application of these methods in effectively utilizing domestic investments.

Internal investments, Capital market Utilization, Effective methods, Strategies, Research, Diversification, Long-term perspective.

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