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Bild: Karin Jung (pixelio) Die Aktien diverser Grossbanken haben ein schwieriges Jahr hinter sich. Wie eine Umfrage von Fondstrends aber zeigt, glaubt die Mehrheit der Befragten, dass wieder bessere Zeiten kommen werden. Der Aktienkurs der Credit Suisse hat sich innerhalb eines Jahres halbiert. Die Aktie der UBS handelt 30% tiefer als Ende August 2015. Die beiden Schweizer...

Henning Gebhardt, Global Head of Equities bei Deutsche Asset Management. Aktien sind natürlich nicht alternativlos. Aber immerhin eine gute Alternative in politisch unruhigen Zeiten. Kurspotenziale ergeben sich dabei unterhalb der Indexebene, so Henning Gebhardt, Global Head of Equities der Deutschen AM. Politische Risiken spielen in Anlageentscheidungenderzeit eine tragende Rolle....

Investec Switzerland. SMI The Swiss Market Index is set to close slightly higher this week, outperforming global equities thanks to defensive heavyweights such as Nestlé and Novartis. Click to enlarge. Pessimism hit European shares at the beginning of the week as sliding oil prices and bank stress test results helped revive concerns over the strength of the recovery and stability of the financial...

Nicolas Moreau verantwortet neu das Asset Management der Deutschen Bank. Die Nachfolge von Quintin Price ist geregelt. Der neue Mann kommt von einem grossen französischen Versicherungskonzern. Nicolas Moreau wird per 1. Oktober 2016 in den Vorstand der Deutschen Bank eintreten und dort die Vermögensverwaltung (Asset Management) verantworten. Moreau arbeitete zuvor für den...

The following article by David Haggith was first published on the Great Recession Blog. Summer vacation is here, and the whole global family has arrived at Central-Bank Wonderland, the upside-down, inside-out world that banksters and their puppet politicians call “recovery.” Everyone is talking about it as wizened traders puzzle over how stocks and bonds soared, hand-in-hand, in face of the following list of economic...

Last Thursday, when we reported that Ben Bernanke was to "secretly" meet with Kuroda and Abe this week (he is said to have already met with Japan's central bank head earlier today), we said that "something big was coming" out of Japan which had "helicopter money" on the agenda.  And sure enough, after a dramatic victory for Abe in Japan's upper house elections which gave his party an even greater majority, Abe announced the first hints of helicopter money when Nikkei reported, and Abe...

Forex has been the big banks secret gold mine, supporting their other losing operations (like normal banking business, lending, etc.).  To a large extent this has been unraveling, and this SIBOR lawsuit is another attack on their risk free profit center (FX).  Read the entire lawsuit released by Elite E Services here in full.  More than 50 unknown defendants and about 20 known FX banks are named in the case, submitted...

It never ceases to amaze how vastly different the investment styles of gold paper vs physical traders are: while we have documented previously how the latter tend to buy progressively more the lower the price (as traditional “buy low, buy more lower” investing would suggest), “investors” in gold paper-derivatives such as ETFs and ETPs are quite the opposite: in fact, they rarely buy until someone else is buying and...

Gold Surges 15% To £968 Per Ounce – BREXIT Creates EU Contagion Risk – Sterling and euro have fallen sharply on fx markets– Gold bullion surged 20% in sterling to £1,015/oz– Gold now 15% in higher in GBP at £967 per ounce– Gold 8% higher in EUR and 5% higher in USD– Stocks globally are down sharply – FTSE down 9%– European stocks down sharply– Euro Stoxx 50 Futures collapsed over 11% at the open– Bank shares are down 20% to 25%– Cameron has resigned – adding to uncertainty in markets–...

One of the rising laments against NIRP is that far from forcing savers to shift from cash and buy risky (or less risky) assets, it has done the opposite. Intuitively this makes sense: savers expecting a return on the cash they have saved over the years are forced to save even more in a world of ZIRP or NIRP, as instead of living off the interest, they have to build up even more prinicpal. Jeff Gundlach confirmed as...