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Stable values for the crash: Rheinmetall, Gold and Berkshire Hathaway
Find out which stable values can keep your portfolio balanced in turbulent market phases. A look at defensive business models, gold and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. Protect your portfolio now!
Stable values for the crash: Rheinmetall, Gold and Berkshire Hathaway
After an extended rally at the start of the year, things are becoming a little more restless on the markets and, following the latest news, some investors are expecting a setback. These stable values could keep the portfolio stable in the event of a crash. In the past, defensive business models with strong balance sheets or even gold have often been suitable for stabilizing the portfolio in difficult phases. There is no doubt that not all fluctuations can be eliminated, but slowing them down is important enough for many investors.
In this context, it is worth taking a look at the BÖRSE ONLINE Stable Values Index, in which stocks have already proven in past corrections that they can bring stability to the portfolio. Three values from the index could be worth a look, especially in the current context.
Despite a recent correction, Rheinmetall shares may be just the right value during a market sell-off. Background: Due to the increasing number of armed conflicts and trouble spots around the world, Rheinmetall is likely to benefit from these problems and increase its profits apart from the major trends on the stock market.
In addition to defense stocks like Rheinmetall, gold can bring stability to your own portfolio. The crisis store with a track record that goes back thousands of years has often protected investors' portfolios in crises due to its low correlation to stocks. Despite the new record highs for gold, it may currently be worthwhile for investors to buy if they do not want to enter a potential correction phase without protection.
Operational excellence and a broad portfolio of investments are good arguments for Berkshire Hathaway shares in a downward phase. Warren Buffett's holding company has a solid balance sheet and is designed to last for ages. The title is also particularly interesting because of the three-digit billion sum that star investor Warren Buffett currently holds in cash and which could be invested at low prices in the event of a market correction.