How to earn money with CAC 40’s “super actions”?

CAC 40, Nasdaq, Dow Jones… Investing in stock market stocks is one of the best long -term investments. But how to buy wisely and avoid errors too often made by equity investors? © Caroline Purser/Getty Images – Compensation up, Undeading in Building Backup Backup Receiving Bourse alerts The Stock Exchange has been one of the best long -term investments in recent centuries. Between 1802 and 2021, American shares brought in an average of 6.9% per year (average annual annual return, that is to say inflation deduced), reports Frédéric Clémentz, financial investment (CIF) and writer (his book win on the stock market with French superactions was published in November 2024), so that a dollar invested 223 years ago 223 years ago True jackpot ($ 2.3 million at the end of 2021, thanks to the magic of compound interests)! This appreciable profitability of the shares is much higher than that of the bonds (3.6%per year, still inflation deducted), treasury vouchers (2.5%) and even gold (+0.6%). Investing in stocks listed on the stock market is therefore an extremely profitable placement (at least over very long period), even if it undeniably presents risks. These vagaries are the level of volatility of the stock market price, the rate risk (a sudden outbreak of rates often drops the stock markets), the risk of inflation (an inflation resurgence tends to increase rates), the risk of liquidity (the action of a company with low stock market value is less liquid than an action of the CAC 40), the operational risk (that of a cyber attack on the company listed, Example), the legal risk (possible legal disputes, etc.), the tax risk (linked to government decisions, which can decide for example to note the corporate tax to bail out the state funds), the risk of bankruptcy and that of a “black swan (or black swan, unlikely event but with the impact marked if it materializes)”. To read also: Buying actions to invest in the stock market, an investor in equity must avoid being the prey of emotions and remain disciplined in inexperienced stocks, simple “puppet in an excess theater, unreasonable fears and other cognitive biases”, is “often not very aware of being the toy of a maelström of emotions”, notes Frédéric Clémentz On the stock market with French supervisors. Often, an investor who lets himself overwhelm by his emotions “commits errors of judgment” or “ignores crucial information”, argues the expert. He blindly follows the crowd, either by buying with frenzy for fear of missing the train of the rise (so -called Fomo or Fear of Missing Out), or by selling panic for fear of losing everything (during a Krach on the stock market, for example). An investor in wise action must beware of any unreasonable or exaggerated fear. On the stock market, “the key to making money on stocks is not to be afraid of it”, as the legendary investor Peter Lynch said. In addition, a good investor would better leave his ego in the locker room … On the stock market, the ego often eclipses lucidity and prudence, thus judges Frédéric Clémentz. It is this very harmful attitude, nourished by pride, which encourages an investor in equity to cling to losing positions in the vain hope of a rise in the stock market course, at the risk of digging further his losses, argues the expert. A successor in successful equities must be conscientious (rigorous analysis and thoughtful decision -making), persevering (holding up in the face of the vagaries of the stock market) and disciplined (do not sprain their investment strategy). Read also: Stock Exchange: The steps before buying shares How to make good investments with the “super actions” of the CAC 40 and the Paris Stock Exchange? In his work, Frédéric Clémentz advocates an investment method based on 7 rules for selecting shares, scrutinizing more than 800 shares listed on the Paris Stock Exchange (including those of CAC 40): 1) Invest exclusively in Blue Chips ( Having a stock market value of more than 1 billion euros, very liquid and generally well diversified geographically) French), 2) invest exclusively in “free” companies (not subject to state interference), 3) invest only in the “aristocrats of the French dividend” (listed companies providing regular and fairly rapid growth in their dividends), 4) Half of turnover outside Europe (a good geographic diversification of sales makes it possible to smooth overflows), 5) invest exclusively in companies validating at least 5 financial criteria among 8 (such as profitability of equity greater than 12% on average over the last 10 years), 6) compose a mainly portfolio (up to around two thirds) of values ​​values ​​(mature companies) Growth) and 7) Balance the portfolio between 10 equal estate values ​​of diversified economic sectors. In recent years, Momentum readers, the daily premium investment letter of capital, have been able to make important gains on the shares of CAC 40 and other values ​​listed on the Paris Stock Exchange or Wall Street, bought and sold to good timings. Find our financial and economic analysis of CAC 40 every day and stock market stocks. Thanks to our partnership with the Technical Analysis Show, take advantage of a 30% reduction on the price of an annual subscription. To benefit from it, simply click on the link below. Receive our latest news each morning, the information to be remembered on the financial markets. (tagstotranslate) Stock market

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