Trading is the act of buying and selling financial assets. In our case we are concentrating on stock market shares. Keeping your savings in savings plans barely keeps up with inflation. Here we suggest you increase your capital by putting your money to work.
We offer a fundamental analysis of listed companies in good financial health, together with a technical analysis to help you decide when to act.
The right question is ‘which sector to avoid’. We avoid banks and, for the most part, sectors that are heavily subsidised by the state, such as pharmaceutical research, renewable energy, etc.
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Yes, our analysis reports are quick and easy to read, but YKY's main aim is to free up your time. It's up to you to decide whether or not to follow our recommendations.
We primarily use the Degiro broker to carry out transactions. Here's a Degiro referral link if you'd like to give it a try.
We can't see into the future, as it's impossible to guarantee gains. But we do keep abreast of the latest economic news on a daily basis to better understand and analyse the stock market.
Once you've subscribed, head over to the blog page to access the latest analysis reports on companies we advise. You can also view our current stock portfolio. What we advise, we buy.
Trading involves a number of risks, including market volatility, which can lead to large losses, emotional management, which can lead to impulsive decisions, and lack of diversification, which can lead to large losses on a single asset. It is essential to have a sound strategy and a good understanding of the instruments used to limit these risks.