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We help you manage your portfolio and taxes with complete market data, and support your decisions with artificial intelligence through an analyst chatbot and suggested portfolios.
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Market Indices
IBOVESPA
1.42%
+2.639,55 pts
NASDAQ 100
1.08%
-318,04 pts
S&P 500
0.58%
-44,66 pts
SELIC / CDI
Top Losers German ETF
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|---|---|
| -0.35% |
Highest Market Cap German ETF
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Highest Market Cap UK ETF
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Portfolios Suggested by Artificial Intelligence
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Educational content. The portfolios are not investment recommendations; past performance does not guarantee future results.
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Barsi Ceiling Price
The method of Luiz Barsi Filho, the largest individual investor on the Brazilian stock exchangeSelf-taught and now a billionaire, Barsi built his wealth by buying and never selling shares of companies in essential, resilient sectors — banks, insurers, water utilities and power — and living off the dividends they pay. He became known as the "King of Dividends" for arguing that passive income, not share price appreciation, is what secures financial freedom over the long run.
The Barsi Ceiling Price applies that criterion to the fair-price calculation: an approach even more conservative than Graham's, which only considers a stock attractive when it pays enough dividends to justify its price even in adverse scenarios.
- Buys to hold for the long term, without speculating on share prices
- Reinvests the dividends received to accelerate the snowball effect
- Prioritizes companies in essential sectors, with stable and predictable demand






