The value of long termism in volatile markets
In highly volatile market environments, short-term price fluctuations often amplify emotional effects, thereby masking the long-term value of assets themselves.
The value of long termism in volatile markets
In highly volatile market environments, short-term price fluctuations often amplify emotional effects, thereby masking the long-term value of assets themselves.
How to identify small and medium-sized companies with growth potential
In the global capital market, small and medium-sized companies are often at the forefront of industrial innovation and structural upgrading, and are an important source...
The significance of diversified allocation in the global market
Against the backdrop of continuously increasing global macro environmental uncertainty, the risk exposure brought by a single market or asset class is significantly increasing.
The deviation opportunity between emotions and prices
In the short-term fluctuations of the capital market, prices often do not fully reflect the intrinsic value of assets, but are more driven by market sentiment,
Risk management is more important than returns
In the process of building an investment system, risk management should always be prioritized over the pursuit of returns. Compared to fluctuations in short-term returns,
Technological innovation drives long-term growth
Against the backdrop of the continuous upgrading of the global economic structure, the technology industry remains one of the most dynamic and certain long-term growth ...
Julian Wiemann: What Is Driving European Stock Markets Now?
In the short-term movements of capital markets, asset prices do not always reflect underlying value. Investor expectations,changes in liquidity and shifts in market sentiment can all influence
Germany's Stock Market Has Changed. Julian Wiemann Looks at What
Germany has spent the past few years dealing with an uncomfortable reputation. Once seen as the industrial engine of Europe, the country has increasingly been described as the...
Julian Wiemann: How a Defensive Shift Helped Navigate the 2016 Banking
Early 2016 was a difficult period for European investors. Concerns about global growth, falling commodity prices and renewed pressure on the banking sector quickly changed ...
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