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WisdomTree DEM: Full Analysis of the High Yield Emerging Markets ETF | Investing Guide

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WisdomTree’s DEM ETF, which tracks high-yield emerging market securities, offers attractive diversification across sectors, countries and currencies. Despite a slight current overvaluation due to speculator interest, this fund offers a good risk-return ratio thanks to its low volatility and protection against currency risk.

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Diary of a future rentier (7)

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This post is part 7 of 86 in the series Diary of a future rentier

Winter brings to mind the harsh reality of daily work, prompting reflection on the quest for financial freedom and a life of rentier. Through real estate and stock market investments, the author shares his journey towards financial independence, despite the challenges and moments of doubt that mark his journey.

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Employee, civil servant, boss or shareholder?

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The different professional statuses – employee, civil servant, boss or shareholder – imply radically different lifestyles and advantages. This comparative analysis reveals the strengths and weaknesses of each position, demonstrating that it is generally more advantageous to be a boss or a shareholder, despite the absence of a perfect status.

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Diary of a future rentier (6)

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This post is part 6 of 86 in the series Diary of a future rentier

In the professional world, grasshoppers entertain themselves by boasting about their successes, while ants, inflexible and hard-working, make sure everything works. This contrast highlights the dynamics of teams where the real value often lies with those who work behind the scenes, away from the spotlight.

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