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DJE – Zins & Dividende: Erfolgsformel und Zukunftsziele

2021-03-10

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Dr. Jan Ehrhardt, Fondsmanager des DJE – Zins & Dividende, stellt sich den Fragen von Mario Künzel und richtet den Blick weit nach vorn. Im Interview geht er auf langfristige Corona-Folgen wie Inflation und Verschuldung ein, benennt Themen, die in der Zukunft an Bedeutung gewinnen dürften und geht näher auf sein Verhältnis zur Frage „Value oder Growth“ ein.

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DJE – Marktausblick März 2021: Rückenwind in Orkanstärke

2021-03-07

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Erlebten in der Pandemie bislang vor allem Technologieaktien einen nahezu beispiellosen Aufschwung, können in der wirtschaftlichen Erholung vor allem konjunktursensitive, zyklische Branchen profitieren. Das Universum aussichtsreicher Aktien wird im aktuellen Umfeld hoher Liquidität und niedriger Zinsen breiter und stabiler.

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Public Schools Refuse to Open. Give the Taxpayers Their Money Back

2021-03-05

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2021-03-05

In many school districts across the nation, public school teachers still don’t want to go back to work. Private sector workers have long been hard at work in kitchens, at construction sites, and in hardware and grocery stores. Meanwhile, from Seattle, to Los Angeles, and to Berkeley, California, Teachers' Union representatives insist they simply can’t be expected to perform the on-site work in the expensive facilities that the taxpayers have long...

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Switzerland gears up to place robots in classrooms

2021-03-02

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2021-03-02

Covid-19 has accelerated the transition to online teaching, raising questions about the role of robots in classrooms. Switzerland is rolling out its own robot learning programs, but it’s still a long way off before they will replace teachers.

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About That +6.8 percent GDP Forecast: Remember That GDP = Waste

2021-03-02

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2021-03-02

Any economy stupid enough to rely on the insane distortions of GDP "growth" as its primary measure will richly deserve a Darwin Award when it inevitably collapses in a putrid heap of squandered resources and capital.

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Swiss National Bank profits cut in half by Covid

2021-03-01

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2021-03-01

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) recorded a profit of CHF20.9 billion (almost $23 billion) in 2020, less than half of the CHF48.9 billion it made in 2019.

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The Swiss National Bank reports a profit of CHF 20.9 billion for 2020 (2019: CHF 48.9 billion).

2021-03-01

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2021-03-01

Income statement for 2020
The Swiss National Bank reports a profit of CHF 20.9 billion for 2020 (2019: CHF 48.9 billion). The profit on foreign currency positions amounted to CHF 13.3 billion. A valuation gain of CHF 6.6 billion was recorded on gold holdings. The profit on Swiss franc positions was CHF 1.3 billion.

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Bulls, Bears, and Beyond: In Depth with James Grant

2021-02-27

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2021-02-27

James Grant is editor of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, which he founded in 1983. He is the author of nine books, including Money of the Mind, The Trouble with Prosperity, John Adams: Party of One, The Forgotten Depression, and more recently Bagehot: The Life and Times of the Greatest Victorian.

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Want More Entrepreneurship? Embrace Long-Term Legal Stability.

2021-02-26

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2021-02-26

Audio Mises Wire
Prudent economic calculation becomes more difficult as legal and regulatory regimes are subject to frequent changes and political upheaval.  Original Article: "Want More Entrepreneurship? Embrace Long-Term Legal Stability." This Audio Mises Wire is generously sponsored by Christopher Condon. Narrated by Michael Stack.

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The Drive for State and Federal Protective Tariffs in Early America

2021-02-23

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2021-02-23

Every depression generates a clamor among many groups for special privileges at the expense of the rest of society—and the American depression that struck in 1784–1785 was no exception. If excess imports were the culprit, then voluntary economizing could help matters, and the press was filled with silly fulminations against ladies wearing imported finery.

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If America Splits Up, What Happens to the Nukes?

2021-02-18

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2021-02-18

Opposition to American secession movements often hinges on the idea that foreign policy concerns trump any notions that the United States ought to be broken up into smaller pieces. It almost goes without saying that those who subscribe to neoconservative ideology or other highly interventionist foreign policy views treat the idea of political division with alarm or contempt. Or both.

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Money, Interest, and the Business Cycle

2021-02-18

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2021-02-18

The banks very often expand credit for political reasons. There is an old saying that if prices are rising, if business is booming, the party in power has a better chance to succeed in an election campaign than it would otherwise. Thus the decision to expand credit is very often influenced by the government that wants to have “prosperity.” Therefore, governments all over the world are in favor of such a credit-expansion policy.

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Unhappy Endings: Deception Has Gone Global

2021-02-16

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2021-02-16

Rescue Acts, 1931-2020
Looking Behind the LabelsRegardless of one’s politics, most would agree that extremely complex issues are typically given extremely misleading titles.Not all those of the extreme left, for example, are all that “woke” and not everyone on the far right, to be fair, is a “domestic terrorist.

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The Fight over Economics Is a Fight over Culture

2021-02-16

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2021-02-16

The Left long ago figured out how to get ordinary people interested in economic policy. The strategy is two pronged. The first part is to frame the problem as a moral problem. The second part is to make the fight over economic policy into a fight over something much bigger than economics: it's a fight between views of what it means to be a good person. The Left knows how to make the war over economics into a war over culture.

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The Depression of the 1780s and the Banking Struggle

2021-02-14

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2021-02-14

It has been alleged—from that day to this—that the depression which hit the United States, especially the commercial cities, was caused by “excessive” imports by Americans beginning in 1783.

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The World Needs a Gold-Backed Deutsche Mark

2021-02-13

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2021-02-13

The seeds of sound-money destruction were sown at the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference, which established that US dollars could be held as central bank reserves and were redeemable for gold by the US Treasury at thirty-five dollars an ounce. This was the so-called gold exchange standard, but only foreign central banks and some multinational organizations, such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), enjoyed this right of redemption. The system...

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Why No State Needs Thousands of Nuclear Warheads

2021-02-11

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2021-02-11

Last week, the United States signed a five-year extension of the New START arms control treaty with Russia. Russia’s President Putin signed the treaty shortly thereafter. The “Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty” allows Russia and the US to monitor each other’s nuclear forces, facilities, and activities.

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The Dystopian Bubble: George Orwell Meets Charles Mackay

2021-02-10

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2021-02-10

“Threats to freedom of speech, writing, and action, though often trivial in isolation, are cumulative in their effect and, unless checked, lead to a general disrespect for the rights of the citizen.”

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Zwischenstopp Geldanlage Frankfurt Folge 4: Es gibt immer wieder Krisen!

2021-02-09

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Der Wall-Street-Experte Markus Koch trifft sich mit Experten für die Geldanlage. Er stellt darin die Menschen näher vor, die große Kundenvermögen managen. Seine Gesprächspartner sind Stefan Krause, Leiter der Frankfurter Niederlassung der Vermögensverwaltung von DJE, und Sven Madsen, CIO der Vermögensverwaltung in Frankfurt.

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Politics and Ideas

2021-02-09

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2021-02-09

In the Age of Enlightenment, in the years in which the North Americans founded their independence, and a few years later, when the Spanish and Portuguese colonies were transformed into independent nations, the prevailing mood in Western civilization was optimistic.

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