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Fondsporträt: Dr. Jens Ehrhardt über den FMM-Fonds

2023-07-11

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Der FMM-Fonds hat einen flexiblen, vermögensverwaltenden Ansatz. Er investiert überwiegend in Aktien, kann aber auch in Anleihen investieren oder seine Cash-Quote stark erhöhen, wenn es die Marktsituation erfordert. Dr. Jens Ehrhardt managt den Fonds seit dessen Auflage im Jahr 1987. Im Video stellt er seinen bewährten Investmentansatz vor. Außerdem erläutert er, warum für den FMM-Fonds sowohl substanzstarke Unternehmen als auch aussichtsreiche...

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Konsumgüter: Kaffee schmeckt immer – auch kalt – Podcast mit Sebastian Hofbeck und Manuel Zeuch

2023-07-11

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#Konsumaktien gehören zu den Evergreens bei Anlegern und erfreuen sich auch in konjunkturell schwierigem Fahrwasser großer Beliebtheit. Sind #Aktien aus dem #Sektor auch in der aktuellen Lage eine gute Wahl fürs Portfolio? Das diskutieren wir in unserer aktuellen Podcast-Episode mit zwei Experten aus dem DJE-Research: Sebastian Hofbeck und Manuel Zeuch. Im Podcast teilen sie neueste Erkenntnisse von ihrem Besuch der wichtigsten...

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Paleoconservatives Need Better Critics

2023-07-08

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2023-07-08

Paul Gottfried is no stranger to criticism from “conservative” gatekeepers. Like his friend and colleague Murray Rothbard, Gottfried has been a target of Buckleyite conservativism ever since he was ousted from the National Review in the 1980s. Also, like Rothbard, Gottfried’s ideas have continued to inspire new generations of Americans sincerely interested in grappling with societal issues as neoconservatism has waned everywhere outside of...

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To Smoke or Not to Smoke: The Cigarette Economy in Postwar Germany, 1945–48

2023-07-08

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2023-07-08

During the three years after World War II, Germans—facing a ruined economy and wildly depreciating currency—turned to cigarettes as a medium of exchange on a massive scale. Allied occupation authorities strictly forbade this black-market currency exchange, but it literally saved the lives of many German civilians—and inadvertently made many American GIs rich. The cigarette had already made its appearance during the war as a currency in both the...

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When Slave Owners Chose Federal Power over Local Sovereignty

2023-07-07

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2023-07-07

A recurring theme in American politics is the cynical use of federal power by those who simultaneously pretend to favor "states' rights" or "local control." We see this today when Republicans one minute say they favor local control with gun laws or Obamacare—and then demand the federal government impose nationwide drug prohibitions. We see it among Democrats who want local control over "sanctuary cities" for illegal...

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Why Regimes Want to Rule Over Big States with More Land and More People

2023-07-03

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2023-07-03

When the Soviet Union began its collapse in 1989, the world witnessed decentralization and secession on a broad scale. Over the next several years, puppet regimes and states that were independent in name only broke away from Soviet domination and formed sovereign states. Some states which had completely ceased to exist—such as the Baltic states—declared independence and became states in their own right. In its heyday, the Soviet Union had been...

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Unraveling the Fallacy of Natural Monopolies

2023-07-01

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2023-07-01

Most cartels and trusts would never have been set up had not the governments created the necessary conditions by protectionist measures. Manufacturing and commercial monopolies owe their origin not to a tendency immanent in capitalist economy but to governmental interventionist policy directed against free trade and laisser-faire. —Ludwig von Mises, Socialism The concept of natural monopolies has often intrigued economists and policymakers, serving...

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DJE-Halbjahresbilanz Kapitalmärkte 2023: Webkonferenz mit Dr. Jens Ehrhardt und Markus Koch

2023-06-29

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Für Dr. Jens Ehrhardt, Gründer der DJE Kapital AG, heißt das Motto für das restliche Jahr 2023 „Mit Vorsicht voraus“. ✔ Ist die #Bärenmarkt-Rallye vorbei? ✔ Geht es abwärts und wenn ja, wann? ✔ Welche Titel tragen eigentlich die aktuelle #Performance z. B. des S&P 500, und sind das zu wenige? Auf der #Halbjahresbilanz beleuchtet Dr. Jens Ehrhardt die Lage an den Kapitalmärkten: gewohnt fundiert, klarsichtig und ohne zu beschönigen. Dabei...

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Radical Decentralization Was the Key to the West’s Rise to Wealth and Freedom

2023-06-27

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2023-06-27

It is not uncommon to encounter political theorists and pundits who insist that political centralization is a boon to economic growth. In both cases, it is claimed the presence of a unifying central regime—whether in Brussels or in Washington, DC, for example—is essential in ensuring the efficient and free flow of goods throughout a large jurisdiction. This, we are told, will greatly accelerate economic growth. In many ways, the model is the United...

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The Money Supply Keeps Falling After Its Biggest Drop Since the Great Depression

2023-06-24

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2023-06-24

Money supply growth fell again in April, plummeting further into negative territory after turning negative in November 2022 for the first time in twenty-eight years.  April's drop continues a steep downward trend from the unprecedented highs experienced during much of the past two years. Since April 2021, money supply growth has slowed quickly, and since November, we've been seeing the money supply repeatedly contract—year-over-year— for six months...

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Unleashing the Power of Greed: How the Free Market Propels Progress

2023-06-23

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2023-06-23

The free market system has faced its fair share of criticism, often being labeled as a breeding ground for greed and self-interest. However, let’s take a closer look and see how greed, when properly channeled and regulated within a free market framework, can actually bring about positive outcomes for society. One fascinating thought experiment that showcases the positive role of greed in the free market is Adam Smith’s concept of the “invisible...

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How Capitalism Redefined Masculine Virtue

2023-06-21

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2023-06-21

In the pre-industrial world, aggression and physical domination were often labeled as "masculine" virtues because they were useful for survival. The rise of the cooperative market economy changed all that. Original Article: "How Capitalism Redefined Masculine Virtue"

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Wie fällt die Halbjahresbilanz aus? – Podcast mit Dr. Ulrich Kaffarnik

2023-06-20

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Marketing Anzeige Nach sechs Monaten Börse in 2023 ist es höchste Zeit für eine Zwischenbilanz: ✔ Welche Assetklassen haben geliefert, welche enttäuscht? ✔ Wie sieht es bei den Währungen und Regionen aus? Nicht fehlen darf natürlich der Ausblick aufs zweite Halbjahr. ✔ Wo können Anlegerinnen und Anleger positive Überraschungen erwarten? ✔ Wo lauern Herausforderungen? Das und mehr diskutieren DJE Vorstand und Kapitalmarktexperte Dr. Ulrich...

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Dem Markt fehlt die Breite – Marktausblick Juni 2023 mit Markus Koch & Stefan Breintner

2023-06-19

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#energie #rohstoffe #technology #konjuktur Marketing-Anzeige: Für den Juni und die kommenden Monate ist weiterhin Vorsicht angesagt. Der Fokus liegt auf defensiveren, weniger zyklischen Bereichen. Nach der guten Entwicklung an vielen Börsenplätzen in den ersten fünf Monaten des Jahres 2023 könnten nun die nächsten Monate schwieriger werden. Was das aktuelle Umfeld für Investorinnen und #Investoren bedeutet, diskutieren Wall Street-Journalist...

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Is the Banking Crisis Being Orchestrated?

2023-06-17

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2023-06-17

As a banker and economist, I am riveted by the expeditious demise of Silicon Valley Bank and other institutions. Were these crashes due to bank mismanagement, as many pundits as well as regulators have posited? Were they due to not managing risk, not hedging, and unfettered exposure to sectors of concern? Or maybe something else is afoot, a movement that may have begun a decade ago. Recall the Great Recession (2008–10), buoyed by a housing and...

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FMM-Fonds – DJE-plusNews Juni 2023 mit Mario Künzel (Marketing-Anzeige)

2023-06-15

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DJE-plusNews mit Mario Künzel zum Thema Optimismus vs. Pessimismus. ✅ Auf und Abschwünge entstehen durch Optimismus und Pessimismus und nicht durch Nachrichten. ✅Nachrichten bilden lediglich die Grundlage für das optimistische und das pessimistische Lager und damit für die Stimmung am Markt. ✅Stimmung braucht aber auch Liquidität. ✅Ohne Liquidität ist selbst der größte Optimismus wertlos. ✅ Fonds im Fokus: FMM-Fonds Das nächste DJE-plusNews...

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Current Socialists Should Support Government Default: Their Forebears Certainly Did

2023-06-13

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2023-06-13

Bernie Sanders, in a recent opinion piece, attacked Republicans for trying to get concessions out of the Biden administration under threat of debt default, stating, “Defaulting on our nation’s debt would be a disaster.” Writers at Jacobin echo Bernie’s sentiment. Unfortunately, it seems like modern socialists are against default; however, historic socialists are not on the same page as our contemporaries. Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin, and other...

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How “Squatter Democracy” Created America’s First Welfare Program

2023-06-13

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2023-06-13

With the rise of homeless camps and tent cities in many American cities, the issue of squatting has become a cause for alarm among many residents and policymakers. In many cases parks, sidewalks, and other public rights-of-way have been taken over by people living in tents or makeshift shelters, rendering the areas unusable to most area residents. In other cases, some of these homeless people have taken over empty businesses and homes that were...

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Rohstoffe: Podcast mit Stefan Breintner und Manuel Zeuch

2023-06-12

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Nach einem guten Jahr für den Rohstoffsektor scheint sich die Euphorie in 2023 wieder abgekühlt zu haben. Doch woran liegt das und welche Entwicklungen sind vor allem bei den Metall-Produzenten derzeit zu beobachten? Gibt es womöglich doch gute Perspektiven? Darüber und mehr sprechen wir im Podcast mit gleich zwei spannenden Gästen aus dem DJE Research Team: Leiter Stefan Breintner und Analyst Manuel Zeuch. Unter anderem im Gepäck: Neueste...

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Secession Means More Choices, More Freedom, Less Monopoly Power

2023-06-09

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2023-06-09

[This article is Chapter 1 of Breaking Away: The Case for Secession, Radical Decentralization, and Smaller Polities. Now available at Amazon and in the Mises Store.] Because of their physical size, large states are able to exercise more state-like power than geographically smaller states—and thus exercise a greater deal of control over residents. This is in part because larger states benefit from higher barriers to emigration than smaller states....

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