Juliane Zielonka
Born in Bielefeld, she studied German, English and psychology. The emergence of the Internet in the early '90s led her from university to training in graphic design and marketing communications. After years of agency work in corporate branding, she switched to publishing and learned her editorial craft at Hubert Burda Media.
She discovered the world of the stock market in 1998. With her passion for innovation and digitalization, she focused on companies from the technology and healthcare sectors early on.
Analyzing fundamentals, business models and their scalability is as much her passion as thinking into complex future scenarios. Since 2019, she has regularly organized stock exchange roundtables and attended international investment events to deepen and pass on her knowledge.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on December 1st, 2022 | 10:44 CET
Aspermont, Twitter, Apple - Strong numbers, strong visions and marketplace power
The Australian media company for the commodities industry has presented its latest figures. The results are impressive, with total revenue up 17% YOY, among other things. This industry pioneer illustrates just how valuable access to high-quality information can be. Perhaps soon to disappear from the scene is Elon Musk's Twitter: Find out how strong its dependence on the App Store giant is and what impact Apple fees may have on its revenue model here.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on November 25th, 2022 | 10:29 CET
TubeSolar, Nordex, Siemens Energy - Energy drivers for the portfolio
German Engineering is a seal of quality, also abroad. What sometimes takes a little longer in development pays off in the long run. Solar system manufacturer TubeSolar from Augsburg can be pleased about a TÜV certification for its patented products. In Germany, the share of photovoltaics in the power grid rose by 11.2%, and worldwide the CAGR of PV installations increased by 32%. JinkoSolar, a leading Chinese manufacturer of solar modules, has also played a significant role in this growth. However, China shares entail risks. Siemens Energy is not without risk at the moment either. The management heads are changing in the internal takeover game of the Spanish wind energy company Gamesa.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on November 24th, 2022 | 14:14 CET
Rheinmetall, Saturn Oil + Gas, Amazon - These shares are growing in the face of crises
Tech groups like Amazon are laying off 10,000 employees to get back on track. Shareholders will be happy, and Amazon's Alexa department employees should quickly sign up with Indeed. The department is posting the biggest losses in 2022. Rheinmetall AG is off to a good start through the crisis. Thanks to the "ring swap" deal, the Düsseldorf-based company is now supplying the Greeks with fresh tanks. In turn, the Greeks give their Soviet-designed tanks to Ukraine's soldiers. Rheinmetall's share price has risen by 127.14% since the beginning of the year. Also among the crisis winners is Saturn Oil & Gas. With its numerous active oil drilling projects, investors have a broadly diversified portfolio at their disposal.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on November 18th, 2022 | 11:25 CET
Pfizer, Cardiol Therapeutics, Morphosys - Heart disease and cancer are on the rise!
No sooner is the Coronavirus in retreat than the damage caused by the pandemic measures comes to light. Young men, in particular, are affected by heart inflammation after two vaccinations with the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine. Reason enough for both companies to react to the research results of a small Canadian study with a new study that brought exactly that to light. On the other hand, the increase in myocarditis and pericarditis represents a great opportunity for Cardiol Therapeutics to successfully develop its active ingredient against pericarditis. So far, there is only one treatment available in the US that is purely inpatient, and it is in the five-digit USD range. With Cardiol's active ingredient, it may be possible to contain pericarditis more economically and effectively. Another consequence of the pandemic is an increase in cancer cases. Due to late diagnosis and a lack of access to health care, cancer is becoming a global health problem. Morphosys, still reeling this week from disappointing Alzheimer's trial results, however, has promising drugs in the pipeline.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on November 17th, 2022 | 13:48 CET
BioNxt Solutions, Pfizer, Bayer - Biotech and pharma stocks in focus
Pharma and biotech companies are still booming. However, large corporations like Pfizer and Bayer need help maintaining their market dominance with long-term studies and patent extensions. Pfizer, in particular, experienced the rush of speed in recent years thanks to the emergency approval of the Covid-19 vaccine. In hindsight, however, voices are growing louder about the potential long-term damage of this market cut. Multi-million dollar lawsuits may result. Positioning itself in the mental health niche, whose market size was USD 381.98 billion in 2020, is BioNxt Solutions. Their mission: to tackle depression, anxiety and PTSD with natural substances. A look at the data.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on November 11th, 2022 | 11:15 CET
Globex Mining, Deutsche Telekom, Meta Platforms - Stormy times and a haven of calm
Deutsche Telekom AG has announced its Q3 22 figures. The Bonn-based company is currently profiting from its US business, mainly due to the strong US dollar and customer growth. But in times of recession and inflation, consumption often stays up. 11,000 former Meta employees will likely tighten their belts a bit from now on, even if Mark Zuckerberg continues to pay them salaries for a few more months. His plans are ambitious, with AI expansion at the top of the agenda. It is good to take a closer look at rocks in the surf like Globex Mining. The Company owns 217 areas with valuable raw materials, precious metals and more, which are used in the computer and telecommunication industry.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on November 10th, 2022 | 11:12 CET
Kodiak Copper, BYD, SolarEdge Technologies - Copper driving the energy transition
Goldman Sachs forecasts a gap of copper on the world market equivalent to about 8 million tons. The reason for the shortage is the high demand due to electrification in the areas of mobility, energy supply and renewable energies. Companies such as BYD and SolarEdge, pioneers of the energy transition, use vast quantities of the coveted metal in their technical solutions. In the last 10 years, the raw materials market has focused on other metals. Kodiak Copper, on the other hand, has taken advantage of this time and secured large areas of copper mineralization in North America, the drilling of which is promising. A strategic move that is now paying off...
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on November 4th, 2022 | 11:21 CET
Aspermont, Apple, Amazon - Smart investments in stormy times
Tech shareholders are feeling the cold touch of the recession. But like a small Gallic village, Apple is defying the strong dollar. The Company sold 25% more Macs in the last quarter, even though PC sales declined worldwide. If you know exactly what your customers want, you can deliver exactly what they need. This motto is also used by the Canadian media company Aspermont. In the commodities scene, no insider can get past the now 30 media brands. Aspermont, in turn, uses its media platform to generate new data sets and treasures that benefit investors worldwide. Tech giant Amazon, on the other hand, is fishing in the waters of the competition with an enticing offer...
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on November 3rd, 2022 | 10:50 CET
Pathfinder Ventures, TUI, Meta - What is worth investing in now
The prices of tech stocks such as Meta, Alphabet and even Microsoft fall during periods of high-interest rates. The US Federal Reserve has strengthened the dollar, but exchange rate fees for internationally positioned companies are hurting profits. One complimentary to tech is the Canadian company Pathfinder Ventures. It operates state-of-the-art camping resorts in beautiful Canada and has seen a 47% increase in bookings for winter vacations. The 47% occupancy rate also represents a 9% increase over last year. Far from the buzzing server rooms and flickering office ceiling lights, families can relax in the great outdoors without sacrificing WiFi and other modern conveniences. Camping is the ideal alternative to package tour companies like TUI AG. The latter is currently cleaning up its board because the aftermath of the Corona pandemic is still ongoing.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on October 28th, 2022 | 10:44 CEST
Defense Metals, Alibaba, adidas - Which investments are valuable now
World power China is on everyone's lips: just recently, the term of the head of state Xi Jingping was extended for another five years for the third time in a row. China's flagship technology company, Alibaba, is slipping this week in terms of share price below the issue value at its IPO in 2014, with investors looking for alternatives in the face of the world power's increasing monopolization in global markets. Rare earths, for example, are high on the list of precious commodities when it comes to renewable energy production. The Canadian mineral explorer Defense Metals can be a successful alternative to align investments strategically. Sporting goods manufacturer adidas seems to be without a strategy at the moment. The stock is down 17% this week, and the Company is quite late in parting ways with scandalous rapper Kanye West. The rapper attracted more than unwelcome attention with his anti-Semitic comments. We look at where investments are now turning into real winners.
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