What do Volkswagen, Vonovia and Infineon have in common? Their key financial figures sparkle more beautifully than the economic reality. The reason: subsidies.

For over 18 months, the German government has failed to implement an important EU directive on sustainability - to the detriment of German companies.

Valuations for the US equity market as a whole are not exaggerated. But investors should not expect further increases in valuations.

After a share price slump, people often sense a favorable buying opportunity. But what are the chances of outperforming the market when catching a falling knife? Do different rules apply to quality companies?

Companies can freely define their profits. This will soon come to an end.

The The EU is now also regulating ESG ratings. Why this is necessary on the one hand, but superfluous on the other.