Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
Swiss financial markets experienced an unexpected rebound following the SNB’s decision to keep rates unchanged, leading to a significant easing of the Swiss franc against other currencies. The Determinant Portfolio has maintained a slightly better performance than the MSCI Switzerland since its launch, with lower volatility and a better Sharpe ratio.
Determinant portfolio: situation as of 01.10.2023 Read More »
The Swiss franc continues its strong upward trend against major global currencies, setting all-time highs against the yen and the euro. The determinant portfolio posted positive performance, thanks in particular to the QVM strategy, despite a complex market environment marked by the strength of the Swiss franc.
Determinant portfolio: situation as of 01.08.2023 Read More »
The Swiss franc continues its ascent against other currencies, particularly the dollar and the yen, forcing exceptional performances in foreign currencies. The various strategies in the portfolio are showing encouraging results, with in particular good results from the Trading Auto Signal and a structural reorganization of the portfolio into four distinct strategies.
Determinant portfolio: situation as of 01.07.2023 Read More »
In October, the stock market experienced a technical rebound, despite mixed performances from some portfolio positions. Learn how the introduction of new assets, particularly the dollar, can provide opportunities for profitability in an uncertain economic environment.
Determinant portfolio: situation as of 01.11.2022 Read More »
The performance analysis of the CHF portfolio reveals an effective defensive strategy, particularly visible during Brexit where dividend-paying stocks held up better than the market. Investments in defensive sectors (food, healthcare, household) as well as hedging strategies have enabled steady progress towards financial independence, with a notable increase in dividends received compared to the previous year.
Performance for the first half of 2016 Read More »
The performance of the CHF portfolio shows stable dividend growth despite market challenges, including the impact of the SNB’s rate floor abandonment and the volatility of energy stocks. A promising new investment strategy is being developed, aimed at optimising profitability while reducing risks for the site’s members.
Discover the half-year performance of a portfolio focused on growing dividends, impacted by the abandonment of the SNB floor rate and the fall of the dollar against the CHF. Despite a lacklustre performance relative to the SPI, the portfolio continues its progress towards financial independence, with steady growth in dividend income.
1st half 2015 performance Read More »
The historic decision by the SNB to abolish the EUR/CHF floor has caused an earthquake in the Swiss financial markets, with a major depreciation of the euro and a sharp fall in the stock market. This situation recalls the traditional role of the Swiss franc as a safe haven and raises important questions for Swiss investors, both on their domestic and international investments.
Abolition of the minimum exchange rate by the SNB, what does that change? Read More »
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