Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
In an uncertain economic context, the author questions the optimism of investors in the face of mixed corporate results. He shares his pragmatic approach: assessing the dividend yields of your stocks to overcome hesitation and make informed decisions.
Blank page paralysis brought back to the stock market Read More »
The article analyzes the price differences between online stock exchange platforms, emphasizing that in a liberal economy, each company is free to set its prices. It also highlights the competitive advantage of Swiss banks and their stability, despite higher fees, in a context of trust and financial security.
Brokerage Sites: Price vs. Security Read More »
In a world of economic uncertainty, the balance between investor rationality and gambler irrationality becomes troubling. Discover how to navigate these dynamics while adopting clear strategies to optimize your investments, whether it's the stock market or even the lottery.
The stock market game Read More »
January would be a reliable indicator of the stock market performance of the year, but the last days of January 2014 do not bode well. In this game of stock market musical chairs, investors remain on high alert, ready to react at the slightest sign of the music stopping.
Discover how the festive spirit of the end of the year can lead us to profound reflections on our stock market journey and the relativity of past successes. In this time of transition, let’s treat ourselves to a peaceful year focused on our core priorities, while navigating the financial world wisely.
Bronze, silver or gold? Read More »
In this article, we explore investors’ fascination with dividends through the lens of behavioral finance, drawing on the work of Hersh Shefrin. We uncover why, despite adverse tax considerations, investors continue to favor dividends over capital gains, and how psychology influences this preference.
Dividends or no dividends? Read More »
The article explores behavioral finance and its impact on our investment decisions, challenging the theory of efficient markets. Through the analysis of emotional biases and statistical errors of judgment, the author suggests that it is more prudent to consider the market as efficient despite its proven imperfections, and recommends a passive investment approach centered on index funds.
Western tax pressure on Swiss banks is causing major repercussions, particularly on tax-exempt customers who are starting to leave. Faced with this development, the Swiss banking sector must adapt with the emergence of new solutions such as discount banks, while maintaining its reputation for stability and trust, despite a growing trend towards greater transparency.
Finance, a changing landscape Read More »
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