Portfolios: situation as of 01.10.2025
Find out how our portfolios performed in September, with gold hitting record highs and outperforming benchmark indices.
Portfolios: situation as of 01.10.2025 Read More »
Find out how our portfolios performed in September, with gold hitting record highs and outperforming benchmark indices.
Portfolios: situation as of 01.10.2025 Read More »
Markets are oscillating between technological euphoria and uncertainty, creating a paradoxical feeling of simultaneous gains and losses for investors.
Portfolios: situation as of 01.09.2025 Read More »
Learn how the Determinant Portfolio invests in undervalued stocks using a bottom-up, value-based approach to mitigate the risks associated with market overvaluation.
Composition of the determining portfolio by mid-2025 Read More »
Microcaps, those companies with small capitalizations, are experiencing a difficult start to 2025. Should we rethink our strategy in the face of this uncertainty?
Micro Caps in 2025: Alarming Performance and Outlook for a Possible Economic Crisis Read More »
Discover an in-depth analysis of asset allocations and ETFs, exploring their effectiveness in terms of performance and risk. Focus on investment strategies and optimal diversification.
The Wallet War: Intro Read More »
Learn how to optimize your investment portfolio by combining dividend strategies and other approaches to maximize returns in the French and Swiss markets.
What works in Zurich & Paris: Dividend yield (conclusion) Read More »
The analysis of dividend yield on the Swiss market reveals interesting trends, particularly for companies with moderate dividends that have performed the best on the stock market. However, this in-depth study shows the limits of a strategy based solely on dividends in Switzerland, suggesting the need to extend the analysis to other markets such as France.
What works in Zurich: Dividend yield Read More »
The article critically analyses the social insurance system in Switzerland, highlighting its impacts on the middle class and its problematic functioning. It highlights in particular how the obligation to insure creates a massive influx of money that benefits insurance companies without necessarily encouraging innovation or improvement of services.
Health insurance premiums: who are we kidding? Read More »