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Commented by Carsten Mainitz on February 24th, 2021 | 08:45 CET
K+S, Desert Gold Ventures, Encavis - Buy before others do!
"The profit is in the purchase." Or so says an old merchant's rule. There are a few more facets to it in stock investments like time horizon and performance. A long-term oriented, perhaps also anti-cyclically thinking investor does not get gray hairs if it takes longer for his investment idea to work out. In contrast, timing plays a vital role for traders or short-term oriented investors. For institutional investors, the question of where their performance lies in comparison to the benchmark is often decisive. We introduce you to three exciting companies that are currently on the move. Where is the greatest potential lurking?
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Commented by Nico Popp on February 17th, 2021 | 12:19 CET
NEL, Saturn Oil & Gas, K+S: Who benefits from inflation?
No less a figure than Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann believes that more than 3% inflation is possible in 2021. For savers, this is terrible news given low interest rates and poor financial products. For active investors, rising inflation can work out to be an opportunity. That is if they invest in securities that profit from inflation. Here's a look at three promising stocks.
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Commented by Nico Popp on February 1st, 2021 | 07:40 CET
K+S, Osino Resources, McDonald's: Where patience pays off
The profit lies in the entry - according to an old stock market adage. Many private investors who are gambling with stocks like Ballard Power, NEL or Varta are always running behind the price. In the case of stocks with momentum, traders often have no choice. But there are also developments in the stock market that happen slowly. After long dry spells, investors often have months to position themselves; they have to remain consistent and not let themselves get sidetracked. We present three stocks where patience pays off and where there is no reason for panic buying.
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Commented by Nico Popp on January 20th, 2021 | 09:58 CET
Lenovo, Triumph Gold, K+S: Are the stragglers jumping now?
Looking at the stock market today, one sees the major indexes at record highs and stocks, like Tesla and Ballard Power, far from anything that can be reasoned with. The current situation is a deterrent to many investors. But that's a mistake. Instead of staying completely out of the market, it's worth taking a look at stragglers. These still exist today. Many of these stragglers are indirectly benefiting from strong major trends and could be on the verge of a revaluation. Three of these representatives are Lenovo, Triumph Gold and even K+S.
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Commented by Nico Popp on January 13th, 2021 | 14:57 CET
NEL, dynaCERT, K+S: Where analysts see 280% potential
Innovative technology brings returns to investors. The best example is the share of the Norwegian hydrogen specialist NEL. In the past twelve months, the value has increased by more than 250%. The reason: The mobility revolution is underway and many experts see hydrogen as the next big thing. However, billions in investments are needed to produce, store and distribute hydrogen - and that's precisely what NEL shareholders are speculating on. Trees don't grow to the sky on the stock market and every trend comes to an end. In the case of NEL, however, pessimists have been caught on the wrong foot in recent weeks. As soon as the chart showed a warning signal and the share price hesitated for a moment, the stock surged ahead and marked a new high. How long will this continue?
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Commented by Carsten Mainitz on December 1st, 2020 | 10:23 CET
BP, Triumph Gold, K+S - who offers the best trading opportunities?
The asset class "commodities" offers investors a broad and exciting investment universe. Especially the high cyclicality of commodity prices provides opportunities. When Gold & Co is in fashion, stocks that operate in this field often develop explosively. But also, commodities that are not among the favorites of investors at times, or are subject to strong fluctuations, such as oil & gas or potash, offer good (countercyclical) investment and trading opportunities.
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Commented by Carsten Mainitz on October 12th, 2020 | 07:22 CEST
K+S, EXMceuticals, Steinhoff: all a matter of timing
"The market is always right." There is much truth in the stock market wisdom when viewed over the long term. In the short term, prices are only a snapshot, especially in times of sharp price fluctuations. Sometimes it just takes a little longer for shares to move up again after a long downward phase or bottom formation. Here are three companies that are in exciting positions.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on October 6th, 2020 | 11:02 CEST
K+S, ThyssenKrupp, Newlox Gold: Hope for old friends!
The stock market is continually reinventing itself. Last week, no one wanted to bite the bullet, and prices trended down across the board. Even favourites from the technology corner like Tesla and Apple had to give up at short notice. On Monday, we took a deep breath after Donald Trump once again had enough oxygen. The major stock exchanges increased with a good 1-2% growth, and the Nasdaq even ticked up a bit more. Is the correction over? We don't know, but it's worth taking a look at old acquaintances we haven't had on our radar for some time.
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Commented by Mario Hose on September 25th, 2020 | 12:24 CEST
K+S, Grenke, Desert Gold: When does uncertainty become an opportunity?
When shares make losses over weeks and months, shareholders hope for an end to the sell-off. Potential buyers ask themselves whether the investment opportunity has already arisen. But the end of a downward trend can always only be determined afterward and can hardly ever be determined exactly. Rather, investors must shed light on the background to a price decline to decide whether it is permanent or merely temporary. The K+S fertilizer group has already been selling off for many years - on a five-year horizon a loss of more than 80% has been recorded - but what is the reason for this?
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Commented by Mario Hose on June 23rd, 2020 | 07:54 CEST
Desert Gold Ventures, First Majestic Silver, K+S - Resources with potential
Many commodities are currently experiencing a price increase. The precious metals gold and silver are in demand above all because central banks and governments are increasing the money supply with their stability actions, thus creating the need for inflation protection. While gold is largely an independent currency, silver is not only an investment object, but is also used industrially. The energy sector has also calmed down and the price of oil is rising. Copper has recovered from its lows in March 2020. Rising prices mean higher margins, now timing is key.
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