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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on March 16th, 2023 | 12:07 CET

Alpina Holdings, Vonovia, Credit Suisse - Real estate market booms in Asia, Europe staggers along

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The Silicon Valley Bank knockout is also making its rounds on this side of the Atlantic. Credit Suisse shares are currently reeling, sliding 30% lower, after its main shareholder ruled out further support. This helped drag down all European banks. That is not all. The real estate industry across Europe is also trembling as the EU Parliament has passed a resolution for the compulsory renovation of all houses. By 2050, all buildings in Europe are to be climate-neutral. As early as 2028, only buildings that are considered "emission-free" are to be allowed to be built. Existing buildings will have to be refurbished if they are deemed to be in poor condition. That means immense renovation costs for the Vonovia real estate group, which is suspected of corruption. The Singapore-based company Alpina Holdings is in a better position here. The Company builds and manages both public and private properties in the Lion City. Read here what this means for investors.

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Commented by Armin Schulz on March 6th, 2023 | 14:15 CET

Alibaba, Alpina Holdings, NIO - Buy Asian stocks now?

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  • ecommerce

The ECB has so far failed to keep pace with the US in terms of interest rate hikes. The reward for this was inflation of 8.7% in Germany in January. The value is expected to remain at this level in February. The Federal Statistical Office recently made changes to the shopping basket and used 2020 instead of 2015 as the base year for the calculation. The high energy prices, especially in Germany, are causing great uncertainty in industry. BASF has already decided to invest several billion euros in China. There have been positive impulses for the economy from China since the easing of the Corona measures. An economic upswing could be imminent here. Reason enough to take a closer look at three companies from Asia.

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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on March 1st, 2023 | 13:55 CET

Nel ASA, TUI and Alpina Holdings: Shares with up to 100% price potential?

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The reporting season is in full swing. The 2022 figures are an opportunity for investors to review their investment decisions and, if necessary, reposition themselves for 2023. For one of our three companies, analysts see up to 100% upside potential but also a "sell". The figures from Nel ASA were awaited with great excitement. Since last year, hydrogen companies have been good for a surprise every time they open their books - unfortunately, more of a negative one lately. Nel has also seen its fair share of good and bad news, and the first analysts have spoken out. At TUI, analyst comments are rather negative. Analyst opinion: Better than feared, but not good enough. In contrast, Alpina Holdings offers a favorable valuation and a dividend yield of 3%. Yet 2022 was relatively quiet for the real estate company from Singapore. In the future, margins and earnings should rise again.

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Commented by Stefan Feulner on February 23rd, 2023 | 15:21 CET

Baidu, Alpina Holdings, Stellantis - The course is set

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  • AI
  • Digitization

Despite a challenging market environment, rising inflation and still uncertain supply chains, many companies continue to surprise with their full-year 2022 results and defy the current crisis. The outlook for the current fiscal year 2023 also looks promising due to the course set with regard to new innovations.

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Commented by André Will-Laudien on February 16th, 2023 | 21:58 CET

Attention. Climate and Tech Rally 3.0 continues - Are Alibaba, PayPal, Alpina Holdings and TUI in the Champions League?

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  • ecommerce

The year is only just six weeks old, and already big winners can be spotted on the stock market. The correction of tech stocks in 2022 prompted many investors to open a new bet in 2023, and they were broadly right. Tesla is up 100%, Alibaba is up 80%, and Infineon is at least 50% higher. The IPO of Ionos has not been convincing so far, and as is well known, what is not can still be because the share is not expensive. We go in search of the next climbers.

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Commented by Nico Popp on February 10th, 2023 | 12:37 CET

Real estate crash - alternatives to housing: Commerzbank, Alpina Holdings, Hypoport

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"Emergency braking" and "The worst is yet to come!" - these or similar are comments on the German real estate market. Although housing is scarce, hardly anyone can afford it. Residential real estate sales are at rock bottom, and new construction plans are being cancelled by the dozen. Are real estate investments at the end? We show flexible alternatives on the stock market without huge purchase costs.

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Commented by Armin Schulz on January 25th, 2023 | 13:48 CET

Vonovia, Alpina Holdings, Commerzbank - Has the real estate market bottomed out?

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The past few years have been an El Dorado for the real estate sector. But since interest rates started rising, dark clouds have gathered over the real estate market. In addition, the sharp rise in construction costs and inflation are pulling money out of the pockets of interested real estate buyers and making them reluctant to make purchasing decisions. According to a study by EY Real Estate, the real estate investment market slumped by 40% in 2022. In 2023, transaction volumes could fall further. We take a look at three companies around the real estate sector and highlight the opportunities and risks.

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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on January 19th, 2023 | 11:24 CET

Nel after the ITM Power shock: Better to bet on BioNTech and Alpina Holdings?

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The year 2022 was not the year of growth stocks. Will this change in 2023? The positive start to the current year shows that the chances of this happening are quite good; however, not in the hydrogen sector. The renewed warning from ITM Power is weighing on the entire sector and stoking fears that Nel, Plug Power & Co. will not be able to work off their full order books in 2023 either. That is where a look at other sectors and stocks can pay off. Example: Alpina Holdings from Singapore. The Company is growing at double-digit rates, and its valuation is incredibly low. BioNTech wants to expand further. Goldman Sachs expects strong newsflow from the cancer pipeline in 2023.

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Commented by Stefan Feulner on January 10th, 2023 | 11:35 CET

BYD, Alpina Holdings, Alibaba - Turnaround in Asia

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Asian stock markets are on the verge of a powerful rebound. Due to the Zero-COVID strategy in China in recent months, the markets corrected due to concerns of a sustained economic slowdown. With an end to the lockdown, signs are pointing to growth again. After a massive sell-off, there are attractive opportunities for short-term trading gains, especially in technology stocks.

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Commented by André Will-Laudien on December 29th, 2022 | 09:20 CET

Top Asian Picks for 2023 in place of Tesla: Alibaba, Alpina Holdings, BYD, JinkoSolar: Invest in the best!

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  • Asia
  • Electromobility

The Asian tech giants have not yet been able to break away from their downward trend in 2022. After losing almost 50% in 2021, e-commerce giant Alibaba again lost more than 15% at the end of the year, while other stocks such as Baidu and Tencent also posted double-digit losses. In the US, the once so-popular stocks were quickly removed from the funds. Currently, only die-hard fans are likely still invested. Fortunately, the tense situation has calmed down somewhat in recent weeks, and even the Chinese regulator is gradually realizing that the heavy monitoring of the digital economy is slowing down the growth prospects of its own economy. Some analysts have already downgraded Chinese GDP growth by a full 1.5 percentage points from 2022 to 2025. However, Asia can still score points in an international comparison. Where are the opportunities?

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