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  1. Yes, every few years it reaches a new high. Has been for over a century, and it is expected to continue.

    No news here.

  2. Unless the SNB intervenes, it’s hard to see the CHF weakening against the dollar. And when they do intervene, the CHF will probably resume strengthening after not too long.

  3. They are all happy about their ETF going up 10%, but with buying CHF they would have had +15%. (Last 12 months)

    Inflation is hitting hard, but of course the numbers are getting bigger.

  4. Minute_Ostrich196 on

    Yup, American debt is getting more and more expensive.

    Now what. Move on with your life or buy 30y USD bonds

  5. Hope you’re not invested in US assets. All the gains are eaten up by the dollar devaluation.

  6. FakeHasselblad on

    speaking as an American, stay winning Swiss! Sell off all US bonds/assets. My country deserves to suffer for inflicting Mango Mussolini on the world.

  7. Don’t confuse the dollar decreasing for the CHF significantly increasing. Against the euro, the CHF has only grown slightly.

  8. Does this mean it’s better to switch to a CHF ETF, or is it the ideal time to convert CHF to USD and buy more USD ETFs?