Our Finance Blog
Annual commentary 2023
In our annual commentary, we would like to share our thoughts on an eventful 2023 and provide an outlook for the future.
LIGHT Foundation: The multi-generation model for your capital protection (guest article by Markus Miller)
Insurance policies from the Principality of Liechtenstein offer you foundation-like advantages and are already ideally suited for professional structuring models for contract sums from €50,000.
Half-year commentary 2023: From crisis to recovery
After a very turbulent 2022, the first half of 2023 saw a stabilisation in the capital markets, with strong recoveries in certain sectors.
Gold – Attractive and everlasting (Interview with Andreas Wagner)
In an interview with Businesstalk-Kudamm.de, Estably Managing Director Andreas Wagner explains his views on gold.
The EU Europe of Insolvency (guest article by Markus Miller)
In this guest article, author and economic expert Markus Miller warns of impending insolvency and calls on investors to act responsibly and rationally.
Speculators lose, long-term investors win
It’s no secret – those who invest in shares over a sufficiently long period of time achieve not only exclusively positive, but better returns than with bonds, precious metals, time deposits & Co.
Market commentary: Uncertainties lead to short-term price drops
Macroeconomic and geopolitical issues are resulting in uncertainties and leading to higher volatility on the capital markets.
Market commentary: Winners of the pandemic are correcting
In the last two years (since April 2020), the stock markets have almost exclusively risen. There have been no notable setbacks, and the U.S. market in particular.
The Right Mindset for the Next Crash
We don’t know when the next crash will come. Nobody does. What we do know is that a crash will happen again at some point.
We’re not pessimistic, just realistic. It’s a proven fact: Since 1950, the S&P 500 has seen double-digit declines on average almost every two years.
Are Your Assets Protected From Financial Repression?
We live in a world where high government debt is the norm – not just since the COVID crisis.
