Dear Investor, After a rewarding 2023, global financial markets carried their momentum into 2024. Equity markets, in particular, surprised with another year of double-digit gains, as the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 each advanced more than 25%—despite concerns that valuations…
July – a very good month on the stock market! In most years, July is a good month on the stock markets, which is then often followed by a volatile period between August and November. This year, the month surprised…
Background – The ‘TACO Trade’ rules financial markets! After global markets were thrown into turmoil because of the so-called Liberation Day on 2 April, an astonishing calm has set in: Market volatility, which is measured by the ‘VIX Index’ (volatility…
Is the spook over yet? After global financial markets were sent on a rollercoaster ride in April, which almost brought them back to their starting point, there was further stabilisation in May: Almost all asset classes recorded positive results. Only…
Liberation Day and Its Consequences… The past month was clearly marked by the so-called Liberation Day on 2 April, when Donald Trump presented his extensive tariff table to the world in the Rose Garden of the White House. The list,…
The return of uncertainty and volatility! Donald Trump’s re-election was widely celebrated on U.S. financial markets right up to his inauguration on 20 January: there was strong demand for U.S. equities and investments that were seen as winners of a…
MEGA – Make Europe Great Again! After a very good January, equity investors suffered losses in many market segments in February. This mainly affected our investment building blocks that invest in expensive technology as well as high-quality growth companies. Shares…
After a very strong year on the stock market in 2024 and the relatively high valuations of US technology stocks (Magnificent 7), a strong start to the year was not necessarily expected. Nevertheless, we can report a positive January. Except…
While the third quarter was marked by the stock market crash in Japan and its global impact, the re-election of Donald Trump as U.S. president was the focus by year-end. In the run-up to the U.S. election, some of the…
As seen on Citywire Asia. Describe your firm and the types of clients you serve. What is the minimum AUM threshold, and what percentage of your clients are family offices? Mario: We have a fund management licence by MAS (CMS…
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