Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
Discover the troubling realities of the Swiss pension system, where the low minimum rate of the LPP raises questions about the management of our funds. Learn how to navigate this complex system to optimize your investments and better understand the financial issues that impact your future.
The minimum LPP rate or the peril of pension funds Read More »
Find out why Amazon, the internet giant, is making investors' eyes light up despite its volatility and surprising financial ratios. Explore the reasons behind Amazon's high valuation and the potential risks associated with its stock price.
Analysis of Amazon.com Inc (AMZN:NSQ) Read More »
The capitalist world’s relentless race to condition our lives and suck up our income never ceases to amaze me. From vegan food to reusable water bottles to hygiene products, discover how we are all trapped in this great illusion, like Plato’s myth of the cave.
Diary of a future rentier (63) Read More »
The Price-Earnings Ratio (PER) is a key indicator of a company’s valuation that can significantly influence investors’ decisions. Understanding its psychological and financial implications is essential to effectively navigate a volatile market.
PER from a psychological point of view Read More »
Discover the key things to check before investing in a company and avoid common stock market investing pitfalls. From financial health to dividend policies, the red flags to watch for will help you make more informed choices and protect your investment portfolio.
Learn how to effectively select stocks using a screener, a powerful tool that allows you to search in bulk according to specific criteria. Learn how to combine different valuation parameters to identify undervalued companies while avoiding unpleasant surprises.
Practical guide: maximize your investments with an effective stock screener Read More »
Retail investors are often treated differently than institutions in the financial world, facing hidden fees and inadequate advice. Find out why it’s better to invest directly in quality companies rather than relying on financial intermediaries who put their own interests first.
Click here if you are a private investor Read More »
The temptation to buy stocks that are falling sharply can be appealing, especially when a company has an attractive dividend yield. However, it is crucial to understand that depreciating stocks can stagnate for months or even years before recovering, and some never recover to their previous levels.
You don't catch a falling knife, but you can pick it up when it's on the ground. Read More »
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