I received a phone call. It concerns the website www.stake.ch. It's about high-profit investments. I was promised zero losses. However, the profits from the interest rates are enormous. I tend to think this is illegal. Such things are prohibited in Switzerland. So why do these companies still offer their services in Switzerland? Is this really "clean"?
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Loading...Why isn't Dirk Müller even asked about his performance in his interviews? Achieving -12% from 2015 to 2024 is insane. Even looking back, I can't think of 20 stocks that would achieve that. xD
I'm 15 years old and I enjoy reading a lot of books. For some time now, I've been very interested in finance and economics—more specifically, investing, or rather, long-term investing. Do you have any book recommendations on this topic for beginners?
ENI, Repsol, Shell or BP. I want to invest massively in an oil company.
My friend buys a lot of Turkish lira and invests in fixed-term deposits in Türkiye and gets 50% interest. He thinks that if the FED lowers interest rates, a lot of capital will flow into Turkey so that TL will increase in value. Is that correct?
Tell me about undervalued stocks and why
I'd like to invest in ETFs, if that's what you call them, and would like to know a good provider. I've previously heard that TradeRepublic has been "…doing crap to the detriment of its customers…" with ETFs.
Salmon
High-risk investments are, of course, always protected by losses?!
In life we give you everything. You send money to an institution that doesn’t even have a domicile and this proves to be a cash and it only rains with profits. Of course, someone has discovered a way to win monets like hay, and he has nothing more business to do than to tell everyone?
How stupid must you be to fall in on such nonsense?
Tellenone
Of course I locked the phone number. The page deleted