Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
PAX-Anlage AG, listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange, stands out for its diversified real estate activities and its management of subsidiaries specializing in the construction and sale of residential properties. The company displays remarkable stability with low volatility and progressive growth, demonstrating its resilience even during the subprime crisis, making it an attractive investment within a Swiss Value Dividend Stocks strategy.
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Discover the detailed analysis of Lowe's (LOW), the American giant in the distribution of construction and gardening equipment, which is positioned as the second largest global retailer in its sector. Despite significant volatility, the company presents attractive investment opportunities with sustained dividend growth and a successful expansion in Canada.
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The first decade of the 21st century was marked by high stock market volatility, with the S&P making dramatic highs and lows. Learn how to navigate this volatile market and how to invest in more stable stocks that pay consistent dividends, including consumer and healthcare sectors.
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Find out why Walmart, the global retail giant with over 2 million employees, represents an attractive investment opportunity with its solid fundamentals and attractive dividend policy. With its attractive valuation and strong growth potential in emerging markets, particularly China, Walmart is a wise choice for long-term investors.
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The portfolio is showing encouraging signs thanks to the simultaneous progress of the dollar and the market, despite remaining in the red. Strategic adjustments to the algorithm have been made to better manage currency risk, with a particular focus on stocks offering good resistance to dollar fluctuations.
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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.
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