Elementor #4610
September 5, 2022
invested.ch offers smart algorithms presented in easy-to-use tools to select companies and build and visualize well-diversified portfolios.
About 1% of the Swiss population owns 40% of the total wealth of Switzerland and invested.ch believes that a growing economy should belong to everyone. We want to enable everyone to own a part of the growing economy. When you buy chocolate, insurance, coffee, telephones and more, the economy grows.
invested.ch helps you build your own fourth pillar. Invest in companies that you know and trust as a customer, and watch what the companies do with your investment. Profit from the companies you like and are invested in.
Our tools help you find the right companies. Filter and sort companies. Learn how to buy a piece of your favorite company at the right price.
Our tools help you use your savings to build a profitable portfolio. It is never about putting all of your eggs in one basket, it is always about owning a number of different companies, a portfolio of companies. With the portfolio tool you analyze your portfolio from different perspectives: Stock price correlation, performance and diversification by sector, country, and risk-return chart. Filter your companies by country and stock market. This is very important. Many stocks are traded on multiple exchanges. If you choose a home exchange, you can avoid currency exchange rates. You can sort stocks by strategies such as dividend, fair value/share price, dividend amount, and value investing.
With invested.ch Portfolio Tracking you can keep track of your investments, not only how your companies are performing financially, but also what the news and social media are reporting. With our tool you can easily analyze your portfolio to make sure you are optimally diversified. Analyze your risk with our risk-return chart.
Expectations and speculations about future developments of a company flow into every share price. That’s why invested.ch membership brings you a tool that summarizes for you what relevant traditional and social media as well as experts and analysts are reporting about markets and companies. Our specially developed algorithm evaluates whether news is positive or negative. This sentiment analysis often serves as an indicator for short-term fluctuations and helps you to assess future developments on the market and, if necessary, to adjust your strategy at an early stage.
With our filter function you can list companies by industry, country and stock exchange. Using this list, you can sort these companies by dividend, market capitalization (size), P/E ratio and much more. This helps you to get an overview and shows you how to compare stocks.
Don’t constantly monitor the prices of your investments. Stay up to date with weekly portfolio reports by email. This allows you to see at a glance what’s moving on the stock market and how your investments are performing. You can set your own alerts in your portfolio in no time. You will receive an email when the price thresholds you set for your stocks are met.
Not convinced yet? Just give it a try.
invested.ch costs 11.15 per month. With this monthly fee invested.ch negotiates with new banks and brokers for exclusively lower fees for members. The database with currently 40’000 companies and over 12 years of historical data is updated daily. With the monthly fee, new tools, data and algorithms are continuously created and updated.
invested.ch is a digital learning platform. All your assets, stocks or funds (if desired) are either with one of our partner banks (e.g. CornerTrader with lower fees for invested.ch members) or with your own bank. Create your portfolio on invested.ch and buy the shares at the bank or broker you trust the most. We can recommend our partner banks, but you are not obliged to use them. Our partner banks are Swiss banks in Switzerland and registered with FINMA.
The ultimate mission of invested.ch is to close the Wealth Gap. The richest in any modern economy are those who own the economy. Every time you buy something from a publicly traded company, the shareholders of that company are doing a little bit better. We think this is unfair, so we strive to let the people benefit from the economy they are directly fueling.