What savers can learn from the 1920s:
Tech euphoria, a stock market boom, then the great crash of October 1929: the 1920s seem astonishingly familiar. Back then, many Germans shunned shares – and thus missed out on enormous returns. Yet even the supposed stock market stars of that era hold an important warning for investors today.
Read this fascinating article on WELT.de, to which Nikolas Kreuz from INVIOS also contributed.
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