Surava Capital is an independent financial education and market-commentary venture, founded by two Swiss students who think investing is explained badly and sold too hard. We're building it transparently, one published call at a time.
A lot of young people in Switzerland are interested in investing but put off by jargon, sales pitches, and the sense that the whole thing is built for someone older and wealthier. We want to change that, with clear macro commentary, plain-language education, and a public record of our own market calls.
We are early, and we are honest about it. Rather than claim a track record we don't have, we are building one in public, documenting what we get right and what we get wrong, so that any trust we earn is earned for real.
These commitments shape everything we publish.
No fake statistics, no invented track record, no borrowed credibility. If we haven't done it yet, we say so.
Our market calls are documented publicly, including the ones that don't work out. You see the misses, not just the hits.
We reason from data, history, and market structure, not headlines or hot takes.
Everything on the Education Hub is free and ungated. We would rather teach the "why" than sell you the "what".
If we can't explain something without jargon, we keep working on the explanation until we can.
Built for the Swiss context, from the SMI to the three-pillar system, not a copy-paste of an American playbook.
Free macro commentary, market education, and a public trading journal where every call is documented, including the ones we get wrong.
Growing the Insights library and the Trades journal, so there is an honest, public record of our thinking long before we ever ask anyone to act on it.
Completing our studies and pursuing the CFA designation, so the expertise behind the commentary is formal, not just self-taught.
Entering the Swiss adviser register under FIDLEG, so that when we offer personal investment advice, it is done compliantly and above board.
Honest, conflict-free guidance built for young Swiss investors, with portfolio management added as we grow into it.
Two of us. No call centre, no hand-offs, no invented team.
Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen (industrial engineering and management) bachelor student at the ZHAW, with plans to complete a quantitative finance master at the University of Zurich and to pursue the CFA designation. Born in Eschenbach SG. Leads Surava Capital's macro analysis and world-events commentary.
Aspiring Business IT bachelor and part-time technical, chart-based trader. Handles the day-trading and technical-analysis side of Surava Capital, the real-time counterpart to the macro view.
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