Equity markets are increasingly shaped by dominant narratives and rising concentration, with artificial intelligence at the centre of investor attention. A look at history shows that such phases are rarely permanent and often coincide with a widening gap between market leaders and fundamentally solid companies. This environment creates selective opportunities for long-term, quality-focused investors.

AI is reshaping jobs, stablecoins are reshaping money: While fears of automation grow, the U.S. is using digital dollars to strengthen its financial power — and Ethereum is becoming the quiet backbone of this shift.

The Swiss franc remains stable despite global currency weakness, thanks to solid public finances and credible monetary policy. The strong U.S. technology sector continues to be attractive for investors, even though exchange rates can impact returns.

Open conversations about money, market uncertainty, U.S. tariffs in focus – and why diversification matters now more than ever.

While Europe and Switzerland are struggling, the US market is once again dominating: the S&P 500 posted an impressive performance of 23.3%.

Europe's life expectancy is 81.5 vs. 77.5 in the US, but a wealth gap remains, with US GDP per capita 30% higher than in the eurozone.

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has cut interest rates again - for the second time in three months.

In the last five years, prices for single-family homes in the canton of Zurich have risen by 25%.

The year 2023 in one word: "The Magnificent Seven"

Successful investing is for patient people One of the biggest challenges in trying to focus on long-term goals as an investor is the...