Interview with Uwe Sander: 'My money, my plan, my life' - shareholder culture in Germany
Uwe Sander in a CapTrader interview about his book "My Money, My Plan, My Life," in which he champions Germany's stock culture, following in the family tradition. In the interview, we discuss his mother Beate Sander, shareholder culture, investing mistakes, mental strength and psychology in stock investing, and many other stock market topics.
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00:00:00 Welcome
00:00:33 Significance of Beate Sander for German equity culture
00:01:50 Uwe Sander as a stock market teacher
00:02:52 Why should you take financial planning into your own hands?
00:04:44 Wealth can be planned
00:06:41 Change in savings rate in old age
00:10:14 Teachers as shareholders?
00:12:30 There is no alternative to equities
00:14:02 Ill-considered buying of fallen shares
00:16:40 Take profits
00:19:06 Have a plan when investing
00:22:10 Who earns from factor certificates?
00:24:15 Growth or value?
00:25:15 How do you convince colleagues to buy shares?
00:30:10 Mental strength when investing in shares
00:32:15 Emotions during stock crashes
00:34:20 Farewell & Disclaimer
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