Don't try to beat the market
Find out why beating the market may not be the best investment strategy. Learn a smarter, more efficient approach to managing your portfolio over the long term.
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Find out why beating the market may not be the best investment strategy. Learn a smarter, more efficient approach to managing your portfolio over the long term.
Don't try to beat the market Read More »
Dividend investing is not without risk, contrary to popular belief, as equities are not fixed-income securities and dividends can be suspended at any time. To succeed with this strategy, it's crucial to focus on companies that regularly increase their dividends, and avoid those whose distributions stagnate or are too sensitive to economic cycles.
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A common mistake investors make is to focus solely on high dividend yields, ignoring the potential risks of dividend cuts or elimination. Find out why it makes more sense to focus on companies like Novo Nordisk, IBM and Roche, which offer sustainable and consistent dividend growth rather than just high yields.
There is an inner financial advisor that consistently pushes us to make bad investment decisions, playing on our greed and fears. Learn how to identify and control this voice that urges us to buy high and sell low, to become a more rational and successful investor.
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In the world of finance, it's often David versus Goliath: individuals versus financial institutions. Discover how to stand out from the crowd and turn market constraints into investment opportunities, even when faced with major financial players.
Stan Weinstein warns us against buying stocks in a bear market, but sometimes exceptional circumstances require us to deviate from the traditional rules. In a turbulent market context, it may be wise to prepare for one of the biggest bull markets in history, while keeping an eye on key indicators such as the Dow Gold ratio.
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The current market crisis is reminiscent of difficult times in the past, with a third bear market in just over ten years shaking all economic players. Despite the turbulence, markets have always survived major crises, and this is the time to keep a long-term view by focusing on company fundamentals rather than daily fluctuations.
Financial markets are going through a severe correction period, impacting the portfolios of American, European and Swiss investors following overly accommodative fiscal policies. Nevertheless, this situation offers interesting investment opportunities, particularly for dividend-oriented investors who can acquire quality companies at a good price, similar to real estate in a bear market.
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