SMI falls by 0.42 percent: Review of the year and winners/losers - financial expert analyzed

SMI falls by 0.42 percent: Review of the year and winners/losers - financial expert analyzed

According to a report by www.finanzen.net, the Swiss stock market index SMI fell by 0.42 percent to 11,091.58 points on Friday evening. This corresponds to a decrease of 1.273 trillion. Euro for the values ​​included.

The current development of the SMI shows that the values ​​it contains have been volatile in recent months. In the last few weeks in particular there has been a decline of 1.47 percent, while the annual decline is 0.704 percent. Nestlé shares have the highest market capitalization at 273.821 billion euros.

It is also interesting to note that Alcon, Sonova, Logitech, Richemont and UBS are among the winning stocks in the SMI, while Nestlé, Givaudan, Holcim, Zurich Insurance and Geberit are under pressure.

According to FactSet estimates, Swiss Re shares have the lowest price-earnings ratio (P/E) and are expected to have the most attractive dividend yield in the SMI.

This data suggests that the SMI will remain volatile in the coming days and weeks and investors will need to continue to monitor how the market situation develops. It may be advisable to invest in leveraged products on the winning stocks to gain disproportionate exposure to price movements, while those invested in the stocks under pressure need to rethink their strategies.