Banking
Commented by Nico Popp on May 4th, 2023 | 05:54 CEST
Bank quake and crack-up boom: Deutsche Bank, First Republic Bank, Tocvan Ventures
The banking tremors continue: With First Republic Bank and its distress sale to JP Morgan, it becomes clear once again that rising interest rates have the potential to plunge the economy into a deep crisis. Why? If the interbank business comes to a standstill, numerous zombie companies, of which there are still some, could also be in trouble. We explain in three minutes what threatens banks and the economy and why in the end, some shares could rise particularly sharply.
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Commented by Armin Schulz on April 26th, 2023 | 08:30 CEST
Deutsche Bank, Tocvan Ventures, Barrick Gold - Turbulence in the financial system and rising gold price
The next FED decision is due on May 3. Will interest rates continue to rise to curb inflation, or will they pause with the increases? The increased interest rates ultimately meant the end for Silicon Valley Bank. After Credit Suisse also had to be rescued, the markets were on edge. Due to the enormous increase in the money supply since the financial crisis of 2008, the FED is in a dilemma. It already has to pay over USD 700 million daily in interest on the money it parks, which further increases the money supply. The gold price and cryptocurrencies have already made significant gains. We, therefore, look at Deutsche Bank today and two gold companies benefiting from the rising gold price.
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Commented by Nico Popp on April 19th, 2023 | 07:45 CEST
Surprise! Extra returns beckon here: Commerzbank, JinkoSolar, Blackrock Silver
When undervalued real estate or other investments are hidden deep in balance sheets, it is a positive surprise for shareholders. However, when companies develop a new business field out of nowhere, the positive effects are even greater and more sustainable. We shed light on three companies with more potential than meets the eye.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on April 18th, 2023 | 08:30 CEST
Lagging behind and full of opportunities - ThyssenKrupp, Desert Gold, Deutsche Bank
**In the dynamic and volatile financial markets, the search for investment opportunities that offer above-average returns is a constant challenge for investors. In this context, looking at lagging stocks that have been affected by special situations is often worthwhile. In addition to companies from the banking sector, smaller exploration companies in the precious metals market offer attractive long-term entry opportunities.
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Commented by Armin Schulz on April 12th, 2023 | 10:31 CEST
Deutsche Bank, Desert Gold, Barrick Gold - Gold price on the way to an all-time high
After the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the rescue of Credit Suisse through the merger with UBS, the great trembling has begun. In the 2008 financial crisis, the FED fired up the printing press to stabilize the banks. In order to avoid inflation, the banks were paid to park their money with the FED. Thus, there is USD 5.7 trillion at the FED, on which interest of more than USD 700 million is due every day. That drives up the money supply and inflation. It is no wonder that alternatives to fiat money are booming. The gold price is already above USD 2,000, and cryptocurrencies have also rebounded. We, therefore, look at two gold companies and analyze Deutsche Bank.
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Commented by Nico Popp on April 5th, 2023 | 12:30 CEST
Crisis comeback? There is a solution! Deutsche Bank, Vonovia, Globex Mining
March was a dark month for the shares of Deutsche Bank and Vonovia - the prices of both companies fell by more than 20%. In recent weeks, the uncertainty surrounding banks and real estate companies was too great. At the same time, the gold price rose significantly and even surpassed the USD 2,000 mark. We look at what the contrasting price movements mean and where laggards can be found.
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Commented by Armin Schulz on March 27th, 2023 | 09:28 CEST
Barrick Gold, Globex Mining, Deutsche Bank - Banking crises fuel investments in gold
In recent weeks, two major banks, Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse, have caught the attention of investors as both institutions struggle with various problems. These developments have rekindled fears of a possible banking crisis, prompting investors to seek safe havens. One of the winners of this development has been the price of gold, which has surged in recent days. So today, we look at two precious metals companies and Deutsche Bank.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on March 22nd, 2023 | 10:49 CET
A new banking crisis in 2023? Deutsche Bank, Blackrock Silver, Commerzbank - Gold and Silver are back!
Central bankers are currently in a huge dilemma. They should fight the price pressure with a tough interest rate policy and gradual withdrawal of liquidity. However, this increases the existing risk of recession and the danger of a new financial crisis worldwide. In fact, past interest rate restrictions have already left grinding marks in the US banking system because gigantic write-downs on price losses still lie dormant in the books of institutions that had believed in eternally low interest rates. After the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the forced takeover of Credit Suisse, uncertainty has again taken a stranglehold on the markets. Gold and silver reacted with a giant leap. We look at the current situation.
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Commented by Nico Popp on March 21st, 2023 | 09:40 CET
Bank quake? Time to think outside the box! Commerzbank, Manuka Resources, Deutsche Bank
What a week! Eight days ago, we mentioned Credit Suisse as the supposed crisis bank and speculated: "It is quite possible that there will be a consolidation of the industry in the next few weeks and that problem banks will be taken over by market competitors." You know the result. But what does this mean for investors? We think one step further!
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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
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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