Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
The Swiss market experienced marked fluctuations in February, oscillating between euphoria and depression, while our portfolio was more resilient. Stay tuned to discover our latest strategies and their potential impact starting next month!
Key portfolio: situation at 01.03.2023 Read More »
Valuation ratios are essential financial indicators for assessing the relative cost of a stock and making informed investment decisions in the stock market. Beyond just the price of a stock, it is crucial to analyze fundamental elements such as revenue, earnings, and dividends to determine whether an investment is truly worthwhile.
Valuation indicators (1/9) 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 eternal debate between technical and fundamental analysis in the stock market is revealing its limitations and pitfalls. Find out why stock charts can be misleading and how a fundamental approach, taking into account dividends and currency variations, could be more relevant to your investments.
An in-depth analysis of dividend and stock buyback strategies of large companies, illustrated by the example of Exxon, which bought back billions of dollars of its own shares. The article examines the impact of these practices on individual investors and the sustainability of dividends, while questioning the balance between stock buybacks, dividend payments and reinvestment in the company.
Learn how investing in dividend growth can transform your long-term portfolio. Companies like Johnson & Johnson and Procter & Gamble demonstrate that dividend strategies can generate significant returns, even in volatile markets.
Dividends in six lessons Read More »
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