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Our investment strategies
When the stock markets are turbulent and share prices fluctuate, asset classes such as bonds or gold can stabilize a portfolio. For this reason, we offer you seven investment strategies that include equities, bonds, gold (indirectly) and liquidity in varying proportions. Find out in just a few minutes, without obligation, which of our investment strategies suits your personal investment goals and needs.
Which investment strategy suits your goals and needs?
Answer a few questions without obligation. And we will suggest an investment strategy that suits your investment goals.
An overview of the asset classes
In our view, there is no way around tangible assets, i.e. shares, in order to maintain and ideally increase the value of your own assets in the long term. Careful selection of all stocks is crucial: only high-quality companies can pass on rising costs, grow in the long term and generate attractive returns - from which you as a shareholder benefit.
Bonds are debt securities issued by companies or governments. In mixed portfolios, they usually play the role of “stabilizer”. Bonds from first-class borrowers in particular are usually regarded as “safe havens” when the stock markets are turbulent. Active investment strategies can generate returns that are significantly higher than the interest coupon. This is because bonds are traded on the stock exchange. If the issuer's credit rating or the interest rate environment changes, prices rise or fall. This is irrelevant if investors want to hold them to maturity - but it opens up a wide range of opportunities for professional investors.
Gold has proven itself as an investment for thousands of years - despite all economic crises, wars and currency reforms. For us - and therefore also for our customers - it is an insurance policy against the known and unknown risks of the financial system.
In order to be able to react flexibly to opportunities, it always makes sense to hold sufficient liquid funds.