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07:57:51 - Real-time CFD Data. Currency in CHF ( Disclaimer )
Type: Index
Market: Switzerland
# Components: 20
  • Prev. Close: 8,991.34
  • Open: 8,956.30
  • Day's Range: 8,917.50 - 8,976.70
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Below you will find information about the Switzerland 20 CFDS Index. The Switzerland 20 Index is composed of Switzerland's biggest and most liquid stocks. The SMI currently stands for 90% of Switerland's entire market capitalisation and it is therefore considered to give a representation of the Swiss Stock Market. You can find more information by going to one of the sections on this page such as historical data, charts, technical analysis and others.
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Prev. Close8,991.34
Volume19,363,547
Day's Range8,917.5 - 8,976.7
Open8,956.3
Average Vol. (3m)52,413,444
52 wk Range8,372.9 - 9,616.38
1-Year Change0.59%
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Name Last Prev. High Low Chg. % Vol. Time
UBS Group 15.21 15.25 15.28 15.04 -0.26% 7.13M 07:57:45  
Credit Suisse 15.29 15.21 15.29 15.04 +0.53% 2.89M 07:57:49  
ABB 22.13 22.27 22.23 22.03 -0.63% 2.28M 07:56:47  
Nestle 81.01 80.96 81.11 80.75 +0.06% 1.99M 07:57:10  
Novartis 81.98 82.20 82.18 81.36 -0.27% 1.34M 07:56:57  

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Swiss Re 88.96 +0.70 +0.79%
Credit Suisse 15.29 +0.08 +0.53%
LafargeHolcim 47.50 +0.17 +0.36%
Swisscom 451.60 +1.50 +0.33%
Swiss Life Holding 346.80 +0.60 +0.17%

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Julius Baer 54.70 -2.16 -3.80%
Richemont 86.22 -1.56 -1.78%
Swatch I 472.10 -6.50 -1.36%
Sika 139.50 -1.60 -1.13%
Givaudan 2,293.00 -14.00 -0.61%

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John Margenthaler Apr 14, 2018 9:29PM ET
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I don't know if I have beginner's Luck or something else,
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How is the investment?
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Where I can find some firm that give us stock rating for the Swiss market our French and all European ? I have all ready Bloomberg. Tks
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I feel Buy Bitcoin. It is simply too hot to handle. Even for folks with a high tolerance for risk and a long time horizon for more investors, Still upside doors are open for Bitcoin. Target 3960 $
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Jean-Louis Chevalley Jun 09, 2017 8:20PM ET
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But you're not trading the SMI 20?
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Jean-Louis Chevalley
Jean-Louis Chevalley May 02, 2017 6:29AM ET
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Someone trades the SMI here?
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Mar 07, 2017 8:40AM ET
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up?
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up or down?
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Help
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Borbély Bálint Jan 26, 2017 12:18PM ET
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I was trading with DAX, but i've recently changed to this, SWISS20. Can you guys please give me some advise or any suggestion about the difficulties or benefits ? Thank you.
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Somebody in hear !!!! It will be a bull ? Reaction
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nice to know
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Time to buy obviously...
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its goin down !!!!
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As usual, the index will gain towards december, hopefully. What you guys think currently?
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Switzerland: Where INSANITY lives..Over 25 years ago, they invented a company pension system, and forced it onto the working people..There was nothing to invest, so they had to build gigantic housing projects..And they needed foreigners to live in these apartments..And these foreigners had to pay into the company pensions system,.And they needed more investments, and were finally allowed to invest in the stock market..But, there was never enough profits or money to pay the old retired people..NOW, they want to disallow, to take the money out, in example, to repay a mortgage..The system never worked, because they promised TO MUCH to the old people..It was a snowball system, that could only work with immigration, and it's coming to an end. GREED MAKES STUPID!
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Guillaume Roux Sep 19, 2016 10:31AM ET
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If the Swiss system is not working, which one is then ?.
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Yesterday, at 17:30, there was a mega large deal going on, 9.4 Million, 90% of the daily turn-over. What was it? Is there a way to find out?
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The Swiss stock market is "cute" compared to other countries. A Million is a big deal these days. Back in time, when I was portfolio manager, I always bought bonds and shares by the million and spread it onto the over 1000 accounts I managed.
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What is this how can Swiss bag is like this hahaha I dont't understand why is like that because actually Swiss is very expensive
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I'd expect a steady decline over the next decade. We've seen the peak of the stock market. Consumer have everything they need and want, There is nothing left, capitalism could do for them. ..And, immigration, the only reason why the markets went up, can not continue the way id did over the last 50 years. ..When the European learn to live without oil, and find sustainable technologies to produce energy, then you can start buying again...With a criminal government, that lack the responsibility to address the problem and instead focues on show-business, the Swiss have no chance. After all, the nation, the democracy and the government was a French invention, same as the watches, the cheese fondue and the chocolate...The "swiss" natives are a minority now, and hardly anybody speaks the local language, because people only immigrated for economical reasons. There is no collaboration between the different cultures / nationals. Hatred will be the consequences during any crisis. We are DOOMED.
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The rich world, such as this "wonderful" role-model Switzerland, has only a chance to survive, if we learn to live without oil. .Please urge the OIL industry to reduce its capacity slowly and to start dismantle their infrastructure and build sustainable energy equipment instead.
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Immigration is at a all-time-high, the economy overloaded with money. There can not be enough people to want housing, to absorb all this money pouring in from abroad. Pension funds are also overloaded and mostly limited to real estate investments. A dilemma, nobody wants to admit, otherwise the market collapses..Living on thin ice, with sell-sustainability rates going down to nothing. For how much longer?
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Buy at 7920 TP 8115
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Buy at 7920 TP 8110
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are BACK!!! You remember them, right? The mortgage CRISIS that was NEVER SOLVED? A Federal Judge has just ruled that King Obeyme cannot seal the data. Google: Judge rejects Obama administration secrecy on Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
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#SIMI20 -Remains in a firm bearish Trend 5hrsTime frame - Resis for the day is @ 7858 -7868 however downside tgt @ 7818 - 7795 , ltp - 7850
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