Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
Discover our analysis of our stock market performance, which is now outperforming expectations thanks to the dollar's leverage effect, with a significant increase compared with the end of 2010. Despite remaining in negative territory at -4.58%, this positive correction in the equity market and the dollar offers encouraging prospects for 2011.
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CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL), following its merger with Qwest, is positioned as a major telecommunications player offering telephony, Internet and broadband services. The company stands out for its attractive dividend policy, with a yield above its historical average and consistent growth for several years.
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The falling dollar had a major impact on our portfolio, which posted a negative performance despite holding up relatively well against the euro. The year ended with strategic adjustments, notably concerning Sunoco Logistics and Paychex, in a context of prudent risk and volatility management.
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ADP, the Nasdaq-listed payroll and HR services giant, stands out for its remarkable stability and 70 years of expertise with large corporations. With an attractive dividend and exceptionally low volatility for a technology stock, ADP demonstrates attractive defensive characteristics in an uncertain market.
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Our portfolio declined by -4.37% this week, despite a positive SMI of 0.19%, due to low stock volatility and the impact of the strong dollar. This performance is explained by our long-term, dividend-focused investment strategy, as well as by currency fluctuations, notably the strength of the Swiss franc against the dollar and the euro.
P&G, world leader in household products with iconic brands such as Gillette and Pampers, boasts an impressive 56 consecutive years of dividend increases. With a current yield of 2.80% and stable growth, the company demonstrates its strength and long-term investment potential.
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Our investment portfolio continues to grow, posting -2.76% since February 3, in parallel with the Swiss market, which reached -0.23%. The defensive strategy focusing on international companies is proving its worth, particularly in the face of dollar fluctuations, with controlled volatility of 12.32% versus 17.60% for the SMI.
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In addition to keeping consumers warm with its flagship North Face brand, VF Corp (NYSE: VFC) also warms investors' wallets with an attractive yield of 3.3%. Despite notable volatility, the company boasts 37 consecutive years of dividend increases and a conservative payout ratio of 46.13%.
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