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Ego vs. Rendite: Warum Ihr Gehirn Sie belügt
Ihr Gehirn hasst Fehler. Ihr Konto braucht sie. Werden Sie zum Quant. Abonniere den Kanal für mehr hochwertiges Börsen Wissen 🔔
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5-12-26 Q & A Wednesday: Real Answers. No Spin.
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12:12 Uhr Zwölf nach Zwölf Wirtschaft und Finanzen mit Oliver Klemm #004
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12.12 Uhr Zwölf nach Zwölf Wirtschaft und Finanzen mit Oliver Klemm #005
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Gamma And Momentum: A Recipe For Spikes And Tears
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Fast Food Falters
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Thomas löst (schon wieder) Shitstorm in der Kryptoszene aus
SNB and CHF
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SNB Sight Deposits: increased by 3.8 billion francs compared to the previous week
The sight deposits at the SNB increased by 3.8 billion francs compared to the previous week.
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Household wealth in 2025
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Swiss franc appreciation has led to tighter monetary conditions – SNB minutes
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Heads up for NZD and CHF traders, RBNZ Gov Breman and SNB Chair Schlegel to speak
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SNB’s Chairman Schlegel: A few months of negative inflation wouldn’t be a problem
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2025-07-31 – Interim results of the Swiss National Bank as at 30 June 2025
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SNB Brings Back Zero Percent Interest Rates
Gold and Monetary Metals
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A Government Just Ordered Its Citizens To Stop Buying Gold Right Now
India’s Prime Minister has urged citizens to stop buying gold for a year. Why? Because India is facing a mounting foreign-exchange squeeze, rising oil import costs, pressure on the rupee, and a growing need to conserve dollars. At the same time, Indian banks have reportedly faced weeks of disruption importing gold and silver, with customs delays, tax uncertainty, and supply bottlenecks creating pressure in the world’s second-largest gold...
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Emerging market central banks remain under-allocated to gold relative to developed economies.
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1 oz Walking Liberty Silver Bar POV (.999 Pure)
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This is not about less interest in gold. It is a change in how gold is being held.
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POV: You Found a Pirate King’s Silver Treasure ️
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How Money Metals Verifies Every Silver Product
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Emerging market central banks remain under-allocated to gold relative to developed economies.
Austrian Economics
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El final de la dictadura cubana está cada vez más cerca
El régimen cubano culpa al bloqueo, pero recibe petróleo, remesas y apoyo internacional mientras la isla sufre apagones, pobreza y represión. Mi nuevo libro ya está disponible: "El nuevo orden económico mundial: EE. UU., China, Europa y el descontento global" (Deusto) ☑ Amazon: https://amzn.eu/d/6wTTNJI ☑ Casa del libro: https://www.casadellibro.com/libro-el-nuevo-orden-economico-mundial/9788423438891/16782241 Te animo a...
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The Inconsistencies of John Stuart Mill
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China inunda Europa de coches eléctricos
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Depopulation Won’t Save Us or the Planet
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Enhancing Economic Analysis Through Corporate Finance
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China INUNDA Europa de coches eléctricos
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Living Under the Weight of Keynes’s Shadow Wealth
Swiss & European Macro
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Wie ist die Lage an den Finanzmärkten im Wonnemonat Mai?
Schon wieder machen Gerüchte die Runde, dass die USA und der Iran vor einer Verständigung stehen, die schließlich den Iran-Krieg beenden könnte. Wird dieses Mal der Gordische Knoten durchschlagen? Zumindest sind die Aktienmärkte optimistisch. Dies hat aber auch andere Gründe.
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Bitcoin: Das MUSS jetzt passieren!
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Vorsicht! Dann stürzt der Markt ab!
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Was sie dir nicht sagen… (Trump, Merz, OPEC) I Ernst Wolff
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Nach -70%: Diese Turnaround-Aktie kaufen?
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FED gibt auf! Blackrock übernimmt Kontrolle über dein Geld! I Ernst Wolff
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+60% mit diesen Aktien in diesem Jahr?
Swiss Markets & News
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UBS boss warns of European decline with ‘over-regulation across the board’
Europe will continue to fall behind the US and Asia until a severe crisis forces politicians to act, UBS chief executive Sergio Ermotti has warned, blaming the continent’s decline on “over-regulation across the board”. Ermotti said “things are bad” in Europe “but not bad enough to take action”, pointing to “no growth” and a “clear …
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Top Swiss electricity producer wants gas-fired power plants for supply security
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SWISS to reduce administrative staff levels by 10%
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Formo founder wanted to make Gruyère cheese, but without cows
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Major Swiss retailers face tampons shortage amid price negotiations
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The Closomat: how a Swiss loo (almost) conquered the world
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Swiss, French ministers meet in Geneva to discuss G7 summit
FX Trends
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Ceasefire is on “Life Support”: Saps Risk Appetites, Buoys the Greenback
The uncertainty about the US-Iran fragile ceasefire, which President Trump has said is on “life support” is weighing on risk-taking appetites today. Brent and WTI are up over $3 and bonds and stocks have been sold. The US dollar is firmer against the G10 currencies but the Norwegian krone. Most emerging market currencies are lower. …
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Monday Blues: US Negotiating Tactic or Ceasefire may End
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Week Ahead: Trump-Xi and US-China CPI
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AUDUSD bounces off support keeps the buyers in firm control
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USDCAD runs up to key resistance target and finds willing sellers
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It is jobs day. What technical levels are in play for the 3 major currency pairs today?
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US Jobs on Tap after Court Ruled Against Section 122 Tariffs and Conflict in the Middle East
Global Macro & Emerging Markets
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Are plants conscious and do they feel pain? | The Economist
Are plants conscious? Author Michael Pollan has been searching for scientific evidence that could unlock this mystery. He joins Alok Jha, host of The Economist’s science podcast Babbage, to discuss new research on plant intelligence. They examine how plants sense and respond to their environment, whether they feel pain, how they store and process information without a brain and whether they possess a form of consciousness. 00:00 - Can plants...
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Britain’s populist rivals are more alike than you might think | The Economist
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Will the Gulf Arab states ever be the same?
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Is it “gaslighted” or “gaslit”? | The Economist
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Are AI models running out of power? | The Economist
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Are today’s tech bosses more powerful than Rockefeller? | The Economist
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Will Trump “TACO” over the Strait of Hormuz? | The Economist
