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It may come as a surprise, but the first person who wondered how to invest my money dates back to 600 B.C. and it was a rather well-known man: Thales of Miletus. The story goes that the philosopher managed to predict, thanks to his astronomical knowledge, a very good olive harvest in the following season,…
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Stock market falls and volatility increases The first days of August 2024 have left us with a panorama of some uncertainty in the financial markets, marked by significant falls and an increase in volatility: -On August 5, the Japanese stock market suffered an exceptional fall of 12.4%. The fall in the Nikkei 225 (Japanese stock…
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With the stock market, one might ask: Is it a good time to invest in the S&P 500? To find the answer, one must turn to a cartoon that showed what could very well be Superman being interrogated by a man in a tie. —“Oh wow, so you can fly,” the man in the suit…
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The last time we wrote about “The Million Dollar Portfolio” was after the two recent bear markets.
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Investing involves risk. Risk is an inherent fact of investing. Your willingness to take risks as an investor is an important part of why you can earn returns that exceed what you would earn by keeping the money in cash-this is known as the equity risk premium. For some, the idea of risk associated with…
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Within the investment world, there is a figure that has stood out over time: fund managers. In a nutshell, this is the person in charge of deciding in which assets to invest the resources obtained in an investment fund in order to obtain the best yields.
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When it comes to investing, each individual has unique needs and diverse financial objectives. Recently, we already shared that the answer to whether a savings portfolio or a target portfolio is better depends mainly on the horizon and objective of each investor.
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Without a doubt, buying treasury bills has become popular in recent months due to the widespread increases in interest rates and, therefore, the returns offered by them. Have you tried buying treasury bills? Or do you prefer to queue in front of the Bank of Spain? Buying bonds directly can be a headache, with complicated…
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As we already mentioned when we presented the new Savings Portfolio, it has a known yield (annualized return) with a very high degree of confidence, the one we publish at all times, but it is a variable yield depending on the official interest rates in the Euro zone and the official rates of the FED…
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Although it may seem a bit complex, CAGR is a simple concept to understand. Let’s look at an example. Imagine that you invest €10,000 for 10 years and, at the end of 10 years, you accumulate €15,000. In this case you will have obtained a total accumulated return of 50%, but what is the real…
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