Karl Ehlerding looks back at over 60 years of stock market experience. The equity investor is truly unique among investors – in Germany, and probably worldwide.
Weekly dispatches
Weltbeste Investoren (Teil 1): Karl Ehlerding – exklusives Interview zum 80. Geburtstag
Karl Ehlerding blickt zurück auf über sechs Jahrzehnte Börsenerfahrung. Der erfolgreiche Aktienanleger ist ein echtes Unikat der deutschen Aktienszene.
Lindt & Sprüngli – an exclusive “club” with a six-digit joining fee
Switzerland’s famous chocolate brand, Lindt & Sprüngli, has a six-digit share price. How did the stock reach such heights, and does it have further to run?
Polymetal: how to buy Russian gold mines for free
London-listed Polymetal gets you a stake in Russian gold mining for the proverbial song. Crisis investing at its best!
The state of Russian DRs: an update
Anyone who owns Depositary Receipts of Russian stocks has been stuck with illiquid securities. Are there any solutions in sight?
Blogs to watch (part 29): Exante Data (Jens Nordvig)
Institutional investors are paying top dollars to pick Jens Nordvig’s brain. His research and analysis firm, Exante Data, uncovers macro trends ahead of the crowd.
Forgotten microcaps (part 3): Marshall Group – the hidden real estate giant of Cambridge
The stock of Marshall Group has recently seen unusually large transactions. Could the company’s massive land bank soon drive the share price to new heights?
Forgotten microcaps (part 2): La Française de l’Energie – abandoned coal mines turned money machine
Capturing gas from old coal mines can be a surprising money spinner. How does it work, and what’s the further outlook?
Forgotten microcaps (part 1): ZCCM – the secret mining giant of Africa
ZCCM Investments Holdings is a Paris-listed company that time forgot. In recent weeks, the stock price has started to rally. Are exciting changes afoot?
Blogs to watch (part 28): Insecurity Analysis
Insecurity Analysis helps you learn from great investors. Its truly unique approach involves dusty archives and long-forgotten material.
5 promising takeover candidates in Britain
The weak pound sterling makes British companies even cheaper for foreign bidders. What are the likely bid targets?
The strong ruble – what is it telling us?
Russia’s ruble was supposed to turn into “rubble”, but it became a “double” instead. How does this impact private investors?