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Interesting insights from the True Wealth blog

In the past, you trusted your bank advisor and were the center of attention. Today, you are often just a number – with standardized advice and hidden costs. Your return? Limited. Your control? Minimal.

Big banks rely on high fees and self-serving products.


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Passive-aggressive: The rise of index funds

The ETF boom has been going strong for many years. We are reading more and more often that passive investments are blindly pumping money into the market, making the market «stupid» and increasing mispricing. AllianceBernstein once said that the whole thing was «worse than Marxism.» Are we heading for a passive collapse?

«ETF bubble» – much ado about little risk?

The ETF boom has been going strong for many years. Are we heading for a passive collapse?

The ten best and worst days of the SMI

Die «Illusion des richtigen Zeitpunkts» beim Investieren!

Felix Niederer bringt Licht ins Dunkel: Wann ist der richtige Zeitpunkt, um zu investieren? Die Antwort wird dich überraschen – es gibt keinen perfekten Zeitpunkt! In diesem Podcast erklärt dir Felix, warum die Suche nach dem «Wann» eine Illusion ist und wie du stattdessen auf eine kluge Anlagestrategie setzen kannst.

Die Finanzmärkte sind volatil, Emotionen spielen eine grosse Rolle, und die Strategie des Markttimings birgt Risiken. In diese kompakten Coffee Break zeigt dir Felix, warum es wichtiger ist, deine Energie in eine durchdachte Anlagestrategie zu investieren, die zu deinen individuellen Zielen und Risikopräferenzen passt.

Verpasse nicht die Gelegenheit, dein Verständnis für das Investieren zu vertiefen. Hör dir unseren Podcast an, um noch mehr Insights zu erhalten. 

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#5 Ist jetzt ein guter Zeitpunkt, zu investieren?

At first glance, market timing seems like an attractive strategy: buy when prices are low and sell when they are high. For most private investors – and many professionals – however, it quickly becomes a gamble. Find out why this approach can easily become a cost and return trap and why the «boring» solution wins out.

The costs of market timing: A look at the SMI

At first glance, market timing seems like an attractive strategy: buy when prices are low and sell when they are high. Find out why this approach can easily become a cost and return trap and why the «boring» solution wins out.

#62 Was passiert, wenn ein ETF von der Bildfläche verschwindet?

If a fund does not perform well over a longer period of time, it is usually liquidated. But how exactly does such a liquidation work and what does it mean for you as an investor?

If an index fund manages less than 100 million francs, this could result in its liquidation or merger with another fund. What does this mean for investors?

The financial world has changed.

Wealth management can be so simple

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#62 What happens when an ETF disappears?