Investments
Commented by Stefan Feulner on June 20th, 2022 | 10:57 CEST
A lot of movement at Rheinmetall, Aspermont and Deutsche Telekom
Stock markets around the globe continue to be in a downward spiral. Fears of a recession on the one hand and concerns about possible major interest rate hikes on the other have sent stock markets tumbling to new interim lows. In the process, the US markets, driven by technology stocks, entered a technical bear market last week with a loss of more than 20%. Nevertheless, most individual stocks are still clearly up since the lows in the wake of the Corona pandemic. Thus, in the current market environment, there are once again favourable entry opportunities in selected stocks.
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Commented by Carsten Mainitz on June 15th, 2022 | 15:15 CEST
SAP, BrainChip Holdings, Infineon - Chip stocks before the next wave!
The current interest rate decision is casting its shadow ahead, and the horrendously rising inflation rates are unsettling market participants. In the fight against inflation, the US Federal Reserve will likely shrink its balance sheet further and herald more aggressive interest rate steps. However, there is then a risk of significantly weakening the economy. That would seriously worsen the macroeconomic picture and significantly increase the risk of the US sliding into recession. The biggest losers from a major interest rate hike will likely remain interest rate sensitive growth stocks. However, such a scenario is already priced in for many stocks.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on June 15th, 2022 | 13:47 CEST
Big bang for BYD and Rheinmetall: wallstreet:online insider buying
Investors need strong nerves at the moment. Stock markets worldwide are shaking, and it is not just technology stocks that are plummeting. But, there are also opportunities. It is important to check the portfolio and bet on the right shares. Rheinmetall seems to be unstoppable at the moment. Goldman Sachs sees significant upside potential, and the new Panther tank is causing a stir. Analysts are also optimistic about BYD, and speculation about a deal with Tesla is driving the share to a new all-time high in euro terms. wallstreet:online is a long way from that. But the business is going, insiders are buying shares, and analysts advise to buy.
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Commented by Carsten Mainitz on June 15th, 2022 | 13:46 CEST
Deutsche Bank, Barsele Minerals, Commerzbank - Weak share prices offer opportunities!
The times of ultra-loose monetary policy by central banks are history. While the inflation rate in the US exploded to 8.6% in May, the FED is forced to ring in further interest rate steps. After raising the key interest rate by half a percentage point last month, experts expect additional steps between 0.5% and 0.75%. On the other hand, the stalling of the economic engine and the increased risk of a recession speak against further drastic interest rate steps. Due to this fact, gold stocks should benefit in the long term, even if they are dragged down in the current market weakness.
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Commented by Nico Popp on June 9th, 2022 | 13:32 CEST
Where strong brands meet good concepts: Apple, Pathfinder Ventures, Deutsche Bank
When technology giant Apple unveils something new, it is still something of a happening. Recently, the new M2 chip for Macbooks was launched. Its promise: faster computing power, short memory access times and advantages in AI applications. It is good news for Apple fans - after all, applications around graphics and video are particularly demanding and require powerful hardware. But Apple is more than a hardware supplier: iTunes is indispensable for many users and remains an essential foundation for Apple's success. We present other stocks that could be on the verge of a boost thanks to digitization and strong brands.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on June 9th, 2022 | 12:25 CEST
wallstreet:online, Alibaba, Novavax - Digital pioneers and old hands
The number of young investors in Germany is rising steadily. To date, it stands at 49,000 people who are actively involved in their retirement planning. Both private and institutional investors are discovering the field of neobrokers as an investment. wallstreet:online AG is a candidate from the field with its own community. Alibaba founder Jack Ma has recognized that money has to keep moving in order to flow and is launching the first digital bank in Singapore. Things are somewhat more leisurely in the pharmaceutical sector: with Novavax, Americans now have four vaccines to choose from.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on June 8th, 2022 | 13:26 CEST
Split fantasy: Amazon, Aspermont, Alibaba, Tencent - After the sell-off is before the rally!
In bull market movements, shares become more and more expensive. Private small investors simply cannot afford an Amazon share at USD 3,000 and stay away as investors. US technology stocks, therefore, often use a trick: The SPLIT! In the case of Amazon, the investor receives a further 19 shares booked into the securities account in addition to a share held. In purely arithmetical terms, this does not make the Company cheaper, but in purely visual terms, the value is 95% cheaper than before the split. In most cases, the share price rises again very quickly because smaller tranches can now be transacted on the stock exchange again. But it is not always like this. In this context, we are looking at other tech titles with more than 100% potential.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on June 2nd, 2022 | 10:38 CEST
Alibaba, JinkoSolar and Hong Lai Huat: Stocks for the stimulus package
Asian stocks have been under pressure in recent months due to the Chinese government's strict Zero-COVID strategy with hard lockdowns like in the economic hub of Shanghai. Now they could benefit from easing and a stimulus package. In order to achieve the GDP growth target of 5.5% in 2022, the government in Beijing has put together an economic stimulus package. With 33 measures, private consumption - including the purchase of cars and household appliances - is to be boosted and investments in major projects promoted. It is not only Chinese stocks such as Alibaba and JinkoSolar that should benefit from this. The real estate sector in the entire Asian region should also breathe a sigh of relief and, with it, the Hong Lai Huat share.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on May 30th, 2022 | 11:57 CEST
Turnaround stocks: Amazon, TUI, Desert Gold, Deutsche Bank - Easily 100% in it!
Fearing Western expropriation, the Russian oligarchs are trying to bring their belongings to safety. Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, they have lost access to their luxury yachts, real estate and other assets with a total value of about EUR 10 billion. A good 2.3 billion of this comes from the EU's securing of the ostentatious ships owned by oligarchs close to the Kremlin. In order to locate the valuable goods for insurance purposes, all vessels over 300 gross tons would have to be equipped with a GPS tracker. These systems are now being uninstalled one after the other, as the owners hope to save their ships undetected in friendly waters. Meanwhile, asset shifts in the capital markets continue briskly, with Bitcoin weak, bonds beginning to stabilize, and stocks testing the first countermovement. Gold is also looking good technically. We go in search of prime turnaround opportunities.
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Commented by Nico Popp on May 25th, 2022 | 10:44 CEST
All eyes on Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank - but Aspermont has the greatest leverage
The two best-known German banks are currently in demand on the market. Why? The interest rate turnaround means that the typical bread-and-butter business with loans is profitable again. Business picks up when banks have room to manoeuvre with interest rates in positive territory. Also, the increasingly weaker environment for corporate financing at the upper end of the risk scale ensures that banks take on a more critical role as traditional intermediaries. We take a closer look at Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank, but we also have an exciting second-tier stock on our list that could become an insider tip thanks to its unique selling propositions and growth potential.
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