Investment Thinking That Actually Makes Sense
Most people approach investing backwards. They chase returns before understanding why markets move. Our webinars flip that script—you'll spend time with investors who've made the mistakes, learned the hard lessons, and figured out what actually matters.
These aren't recordings from three years ago. We run live sessions throughout the year because markets change and your questions deserve current answers.
Portfolio allocation sounds boring until you realize it's the difference between stress and sleep. We'll break down how different assets behave and why diversification isn't just spreading money around.
Downturns happen. This session focuses on maintaining perspective when everything feels uncertain. You'll hear real stories from investors who stayed calm during rough patches.
Cookie-cutter strategies rarely work because your life isn't cookie-cutter. This session helps you construct an approach that fits your timeline, goals, and actual risk tolerance.
How These Sessions Work
We keep groups small—usually around 30 participants. That gives everyone a chance to ask questions without the chaos of those massive online events where your comment disappears into a void.
Sessions run about 90 minutes. The first hour covers the main topic with examples pulled from actual market situations. The last 30 minutes? That's yours. Ask about specific concerns, challenge what you've heard, or dig deeper into areas that matter to your situation.
- Live Q&A with experienced investors who remember being beginners
- Real portfolio examples stripped of jargon and hype
- Downloadable frameworks you can reference later
- Access to session recordings for two months after
You'll leave with practical ideas, not vague motivation about "taking control of your financial future." We talk numbers, trade-offs, and realistic expectations.
Who Shows Up to These
Our typical participant is somewhere between "I've heard of index funds" and "I manage my own portfolio but want to refine my thinking." Both are welcome. Actually, the mix of experience levels makes discussions richer.
You'll meet people transitioning careers who need to rethink their investment timeline. Parents figuring out how to balance saving for kids' education with their own retirement. Folks who inherited money and feel overwhelmed by sudden responsibility.
What they share: curiosity about markets and willingness to question their assumptions. If you're looking for hot stock tips or crypto schemes, you'll be disappointed. If you want to understand how patient capital compounds over time, you're in the right place.
Register for Upcoming SessionTopics We Actually Cover
Each quarter brings new themes based on what's happening in markets and what participants ask about most. Here's what we've been focusing on lately.
Asset Class Behavior
Stocks, bonds, real estate, commodities—they all move differently under different conditions. Understanding these patterns helps you build portfolios that don't panic you during normal market volatility.
We look at historical correlations without pretending the future will copy the past. You'll learn to think in probabilities, not certainties.
Risk That Matters vs. Risk That Doesn't
Short-term price swings grab headlines but rarely matter if your timeline is measured in decades. The risks that actually hurt—inflation eroding purchasing power, being forced to sell during downturns—get less attention.
This module reframes how you think about danger in your portfolio. It's one of those perspective shifts that sticks with you.
Tax-Aware Investing for Belgium
Belgium's tax treatment of investments has quirks. Capital gains on shares, dividend taxation, the TOB tax—these affect your actual returns but often get ignored until tax time.
We don't give tax advice, but we help you understand the landscape so you can have smarter conversations with your accountant.
Behavioral Traps in Real Time
Markets test your discipline constantly. Buying after something's already rallied. Selling after it's already dropped. Overconfidence after a few good decisions. Paralysis after a few bad ones.
We explore these patterns not to shame anyone, but because recognizing them in advance makes them easier to resist when they show up in your portfolio.
Who Leads These Sessions
You'll work with investors who've spent years managing portfolios through multiple market cycles. They've made mistakes, adjusted course, and built approaches that work in real conditions—not just on paper.
Linnea Voss
Linnea manages multi-asset portfolios and has a talent for explaining complex allocation decisions in plain language. She's particularly good at helping people understand why certain investments belong (or don't belong) in their specific situation.
Before moving to Belgium in 2019, she worked with institutional investors in Copenhagen. Now she focuses on helping individual investors build coherent long-term strategies.
Saskia Brouwer
Saskia tracks market trends and economic data, then translates what it might mean for regular investors. She's skeptical of predictions but good at identifying shifts that deserve attention versus noise you can ignore.
She's been analyzing European markets since 2013 and has a knack for asking the questions participants are thinking but haven't voiced yet. Her sessions tend to generate the most follow-up discussions.