Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
A fascinating look at how our investment decisions are influenced by our brains and emotions, calling into question our ability to make purely rational decisions. The article explores how an investment strategy based on high dividends can offer a more objective and effective framework for investors, limiting the impact of our behavioral biases.
Discover how Nassim Nicholas Taleb's concept of "antifragility" reveals the ability of companies to thrive even in chaotic environments. In his book Antifragile, Taleb explains that these organizations are not just robust, they take advantage of hazards to reinforce their success.
The opposite of fragile is not robust Read More »
In this article, discover how to optimize the performance of your investments by intelligently negotiating bank fees and commissions that can significantly impact your returns. The author explores the advantages of an all-in fee system and explains how the current context of the Swiss banking sector allows clients to better negotiate their pricing conditions.
Bank fees and the All-in fee Read More »
In a tumultuous stock market environment, it becomes crucial to evaluate our investments carefully: some stocks, although short under extreme pressure, display solid fundamentals and attractive dividend yields. The key lies in our risk tolerance and our ability to maintain strategic calm to navigate through these financial uncertainties.
The sky is the limit Read More »
Discover how the high dividend stock investment strategy compares to the buy and hold approach, two investment philosophies with similar goals but different rewards. An in-depth analysis that highlights the tax advantages and growth prospects of these strategies, illustrated in particular by the emblematic example of Microsoft.
Buy & Hold vs. Dividends (by Armand – new contributing member) Read More »
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