02.09.2026
Could an overly strong U.S. economy be masking the worst of the pitfalls?
Since 2009, the S&P 500 has fallen by 34% in 2020 and by 25% in 2022. These corrections are the inevitable price of returns.
The market is driven by fear and greed, and the next crash will not be announced - it will strike where no one is looking.
So, the question is not whether to run, but whether to be ready to strike at the right moment.
Watch the video by John Plassard, Partner and Head of Investment Strategy at Cité Gestion:
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22.09.2026
Welcome to Ilaria Russo and Tatiana Alexandra Ward!
We are pleased to announce the arrival of Ilaria Russo and Tatiana Alexandra Ward at Cité Gestion.
Read more16.09.2026
What if $100 oil barrels are not the real risk?
The market is watching oil. John Plassard explains what may matter even more.
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08.09.2026
Welcome to Justyna Zawol!
We are pleased to announce that Justyna Zawol has joined Cité Gestion.
Read more19.08.2026
What if we are looking at the wrong price?
A closer look at the energy market reveals dynamics that are not making headlines, yet could have a significant impact on inflation and growth.
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13.08.2026
EAM Days 2026 x Cité Gestion
We are pleased to announce that Cité Gestion is supporting the EAM Days 2026 in Zurich and Geneva.
View the LinkedIn post05.08.2026
Will nuclear energy be the power source for the AI revolution?
Nuclear energy is emerging as a leading candidate to power the AI revolution, due to its ability to deliver stable, large-scale, low-carbon electricity.
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