Prices are rising everywhere. This could be poison for the stock market if companies do not succeed in passing on price increases. How successful the companies have been so far.

The turnaround in interest rates also has its good sides. For example, companies with high pension provisions are seeing a sudden improvement in key balance sheet and share ratios.

The rise in interest rates also has its good sides: It finally opens up investment opportunities for withdrawal plans again.

The stock markets are under pressure, all major indices have dived into a bear market. But how long do such diving phases last and which stocks perform better - value or growth?

After acquisitions, companies buy risks into their balance sheets. These are often overlooked by investors because they are hardly tangible.

Not just the Ukraine war, but already the Corona pandemic has shown the vulnerability of supply chains. But how are companies networked, and what conclusions can be drawn from this?