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In den vergangenen Tagen habe ich mich immer wieder gefragt, “wo besteht eigentlich das Problem?” Zu oft habe ich das Gefühl, dass viele Experten, Medien und Politiker mit den Zahlen ein Durcheinander haben und so mehr zur Verwirrung als zur Klärung beitragen. Deshalb hier der Versuch einer strukturierten Aufschlüsselung. Eine Bitte an alle Leser: Ich suche Quellen (Webseiten, Videos [mit Minutenangabe], Interviews, etc.), welche meine Fragen entweder beantworten...

Ja, richtig gelesen. Mit Aktien wird man nicht reich und vermögend. Was ich damit meine, möchte ich in diesem Beitrag erläutern. Keine Sorge, ich werde weiterhin in Aktien investieren, aber auch meine Motivation für Aktien Investments nochmal genauer erläutern. Wenn Aktien nicht reich machen Aktien sind ein Investmentkonstrukt, man investiert sein verdientes Geld in Unternehmen. Das investierte Geld kann somit langfristig für einen arbeiten und der Topf kann durch...

Die SNB steht bereit, bei Bedarf zusätzliche Massnahmen zur Sicherung der Liquidität zu treffen. (Bild: Shutterstock.com/Distinctive Shots) Die Schweizerische Nationalbank (SNB) belässt ihren Leitzins sowie den Zins auf Sichtguthaben bei -0,75%, wie sie am Donnerstag im Rahmen der geldpolitischen Lagebeurteilung mitteilte. Sie interveniert verstärkt am Devisenmarkt, um zur Stabilisierung der Lage beizutragen. Dabei betrachtet sie die gesamte Währungssituation....

© Pongmoji | Dreamstime.com COVID-19 has hit the world fast and we are racing to understand it, while struggling to come to terms with its deadly impact. When trying to estimate the impact, it is tempting to take the current number of deaths and divide it by the number of reported cases. However, the resulting percentage is meaningless. Here’s why: Jumping the gun If we divide the current number of deaths in South Korea with the current number of cases so far we get...

The coronavirus has spread to 173 countries as of March 19. (Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) The upheaval caused by the coronavirus, Covid-19, is all around us. And I know many are anxious, worried and confused. That’s absolutely natural. We are facing a health threat unlike any other in our lifetimes. Meanwhile, the virus is spreading, the danger is growing, and our health systems, economies and day-to-day lives are being severely tested....

Economic fluctuations, also known as business cycles, are seen as being driven by mysterious forces that are difficult to identify. Finn Kydland and Edward C. Prescott (KP), the 2004 Nobel laureates in economics, decided to attempt to find out what these forces were.1 They hypothesized that technology shocks are a major factor behind economic fluctuations and demonstrated that a technology-induced shock can explain 70 percent of the fluctuations in the postwar US...

Exponential Growth and Corona The more mathematically versed folks under us have understood that it the slope (or steepness / derivation) of the Corona expansion curve is important. The following statistics is based on the Worldometer data, that rather shows the “first dimension”; we however, focus on the “second dimension”, the slope of the curve. This is far more useful, because for such exponential curve, the slope is key.The video explains the details....

[caption id="attachment_439311" align="alignleft" width="400"] SNB chairman Thomas Jordan said the central bank will continue to defend the franc. (Keystone / Marcel Bieri)[/caption] The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has kept interest rates unchanged at -0.75% but is easing the burden on commercial banks. The SNB said on Thursday that it is also intervening on the foreign exchange markets to keep the franc from appreciating too far, too fast. The SNB’s...

Efforts are underway to provide additional medical devices and beds in intensive care units in Ticino. (Keystone/Alessandro Crinari) The Swiss health authorities have raised alarm over the limited care facilities in one of its regions hardest hit by the coronavirus epidemic. “The situation in Ticino is dramatic,” said Daniel Koch of the Federal Office of Public Health at a news conference on Thursday. He said it was foreseeable that the hospitals in canton Ticino,...

The grounding of the fleets of many airlines is symptomatic of the crisis.  (© Keystone / Christian Beutler) The global banking industry is demanding regulators relax or delay a raft of post-crisis rules on everything from capital and liquidity to accounting and climate change, which they argue are hampering their ability to respond to the coronavirus crisis. Executives have launched the globally co-ordinated push to convince supervisors including the Bank of...