Category Archive: 3) Swiss Markets and News

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Börsen-Talk vom 28. November 2014

2014-11-28

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Alfred Herbert über die Entwicklung der Aktienmärkte.

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Thomas Merz, Leiter ETF Europa UBS

2014-11-27

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Thomas Merz über das Anlegerverhalten.

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Jean-Claude Trichet, ehem. Präsident EZB

2014-11-24

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Jean-Claue Trichet über den Zustand der Euro-Zone.

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Keith Wade, Chefökonom bei Schroders

2014-11-24

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Keith Wade über die Entwicklung der Wirtschaft in der Euro-Zone.

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Börsen-Talk vom 21. November 2014

2014-11-21

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Roland Kläger über den weiteren Verlauf des SMI.

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Rory Bateman, Anlagechef britische und europäische Aktien, Schroders

2014-11-20

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Rory Bateman über seine favorisierten Aktiensektoren.

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Pierre-Alain Regali, Schweiz-Chef ebookers

2014-11-20

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Pierre-Alain Regali über beliebte Reiseziele der Schweizer und die Trends für 2015.

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Marcel Fratzscher, Leiter Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung

2014-11-19

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Marcel Fratzscher zu den Massnahmen der EZB.

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Börsen-Talk vom 7. November 2014

2014-11-07

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Alfred Herbert über die Entwicklung der Aktienmärkte.

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Swiss Gold Referendum: Opinion Polls

2014-11-01

by George Dorgan

2014-11-01

According to the latest polls 38% of voters would support the Swiss gold initiative, 47% are against it. The previous poll, recognized as more reliable, showed 45% pro gold and 38% against. A win of the initiative would most probably imply a breakdown of the EUR/CHF floor. According to the polls, low income groups are in favor. Effectively their purchasing power would increase when the CHF appreciates. High income earners and stock owners are...

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The Swiss Radical Libertarian Party “UP Schweiz” Is Born

On June 18th, 2014, the new radical libertarian party UP!, "Unabhängige Partei", Independent Party was founded. The party is co-headed by the former head of the Swiss young liberals, Brenda Mäder, the former head of the young liberals St. Gallen Simon Scherrer and Silvan Amberg, the former leader of FDP's homosexual association. The FDP is losing some of their brightest minds.

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Code Red – Exclusive interview with John Mauldin & Jonathan Tepper

2013-11-11

by John Mauldin

Authors John Mauldin and Jonathan Tepper speak with Ed D’Agostino about their new book, “Code Red: How to Protect Your Savings From the Coming Crisis.” You can purchase the book here: https://www.mauldineconomics.com/special-order/ordercdrv2.

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John Mauldin’s ‘Investing In The New Normal’

2013-07-17

by John Mauldin

Investment pros John Mauldin, Mohamed El-Erian, David Rosenberg, Barry Ritholtz, John Hussman and Kyle Bass discuss these important investor questions: 1) Is the Market’s Run Sustainable? 2) Where Do You Find Safe Income? 3) The Euro Crisis. DC Dysfunction. Central Bankers Printing Trillions. What Does It Mean for Your Portfolio NOW? Watch the full video …

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Bet against Fed: Man who made billions during 2008 crash

2013-06-18

by John Mauldin

Kyle Bass, the hedge fund manager who made billions betting against mortgage-backed securities in 2008, now says to bet against The Fed and all central banks. He says average investor is being forced to put money in wrong place at wrong time. Watch the full interview at http://inn.MauldinEconomics.com.

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