Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
Faced with the continued rise of stock markets, long-term investors are faced with a dilemma: sell now at the risk of missing out on a historic rise, or stay invested and accept the volatility. The latter strategy, comparable to life itself with its ups and downs, seems more judicious for those with an investment horizon of more than 10 years.
The stock market, a metaphor for life? Read More »
Discover Burton Malkiel’s timeless teachings in A Random Walk Down Wall Street, which questions the effectiveness of financial analysts in generating alpha. Adopting a buy-and-hold strategy or investing in ETFs could be the key to maximizing your returns while avoiding the pitfalls of human irrationality.
A little random stroll Read More »
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is demonstrating its sovereignty by abolishing the floor rate, a logical decision despite widespread protests. Although this measure severely affects certain sectors such as tourism, it demonstrates the strength of Swiss economic liberalism and puts an end to a situation that has become untenable for taxpayers.
Credit Suisse is revolutionizing its wealth management pricing by decoupling transaction fees from advisory services, a move that marks a major shift in the Swiss banking industry. The new approach, which allows clients to pay only for the services they actually use, could fundamentally transform the client-bank relationship and impact the entire wealth management market.
An in-depth analysis of dividend and stock buyback strategies of large companies, illustrated by the example of Exxon, which bought back billions of dollars of its own shares. The article examines the impact of these practices on individual investors and the sustainability of dividends, while questioning the balance between stock buybacks, dividend payments and reinvestment in the company.
In this article, the author shares a powerful personal experience of having valuables stolen while on vacation, while exploring the emotional dimension of material possessions. Through introspection, he invites us to reflect on the importance of these objects and how they influence our decision-making.
From the sale of shares Read More »
Learn how investing in dividend growth can transform your long-term portfolio. Companies like Johnson & Johnson and Procter & Gamble demonstrate that dividend strategies can generate significant returns, even in volatile markets.
Dividends in six lessons Read More »
In a world where stock market fluctuations seem predictable, it is crucial to understand that these movements are not always transparent. Banking experts, despite their forecasts, must admit that the stock market remains an uncertain domain, often out of step with apparent truths.
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