Investments
Commented by Nico Popp on February 3rd, 2021 | 08:10 CET
Nokia, Blackrock Gold, Delivery Hero: Where profits are sustainable
The world is changing. For many people, this brings with its drastic changes. On the stock market, change offers great opportunities: For every trend, there are also suitable companies that profit from the Covid era's changes. Some of these trends are sustainable, and others are only good for a quick fix. We do the checks: Three trend stocks and their sustainability.
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Commented by Mario Hose on February 1st, 2021 | 07:30 CET
Nokia, Pollux Properties, AMC Entertainment, B-A-L Germany: Long or Short?
What a week it was! Stock market history was effectively rewritten. Crowds of investors banded together on social media channels and declared war on the established Wall Street Gurus. The chase of the little guys against the big guys started with some stocks on the NYSE. These stocks had poor numbers due to the Covid-19 pandemic and therefore tended to trade on the short side with hedge funds. That called out the Robinhood community. They buy the shares at any price, forcing the big players in parallel to overpriced, even panic-stricken buying. The result: A stock like GameStop gained around 1,600% in one month. Shares that were quoted at an average of USD 15 in December are now only available beyond USD 300.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on February 1st, 2021 | 07:10 CET
Xiaomi, Fokus Mining, Varta - invest in safety!
After testing the all-time highs of the DAX and Dow Jones at the beginning of the year, the indices have entered a correction mode in recent days. Uncertainties regarding the procurement of the Corona vaccines, a possible extension and tightening of the lockdown, and weak corporate figures have slowed down a further flight to the heights of the world's stock markets. The current showdown regarding the GameStop share between hedge funds and Robinhood traders confirms the chaotic overall picture. Invest in safe havens, invest in gold!
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Commented by Nico Popp on January 28th, 2021 | 10:23 CET
Steinhoff International, AdTiger, NEL: How to realize book profits
Easy come easy go. That is how private investors feel time and again. Generating book profits is one thing, but securing them in the long term and turning them into a real trading success is quite another. We explain how it can be possible to realize profits with hot stocks, using Steinhoff International, AdTiger and NEL as examples.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on January 27th, 2021 | 09:23 CET
RYU Apparel, Plug Power, Netflix - strength and weakness!
The stock market is alive and kicking. With a new app called Reddit, 2.4 million users with an affinity for stocks are currently clicking through various discussion channels and, with self-imposed herd instinct, buying new stocks on the price list. Formerly inconspicuous stocks such as AMC Entertainment, BlackBerry or Nokia then go through the roof with crazy turnovers. A humble statement from management often follows this: "We can't explain the attention in our stock!" - but even after the announcement of such words, the turnovers go down only slightly, and sometimes the price gains even build up. Hard-nosed hedge fund managers learn to fear when they sell completely overpriced stocks short and are subsequently steamrolled by the bull community. With GameStop's move yesterday, Melvin Capital was hit; the short community around Tesla has probably long since given up.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on January 27th, 2021 | 07:10 CET
GS Holdings Ltd., SAP SE, BB Biotech AG: Great services for society!
The world is moving ever closer together. In the fight against the pandemic, the demand in the service industry is higher than ever. Distance and isolation, however, are the current opposing elements of daily life for everyone. However, for all areas of life, the service industry must continue to function under certain basic conditions. The guidelines are regulated. The adaptation of business models to the new rules of everyday life is taking place quickly, and companies and private individuals are taking the best possible route. More than ever, online presence, network availability, and a high level of service are among the guarantees of a functioning society. Asia is ahead of Europe in many respects, but when it comes to technology, biotech and medicine, the Western nations are currently still ahead!
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on January 26th, 2021 | 14:27 CET
Saturn Oil & Gas, Exxon Mobil, Nokia: A world without oil is still a long way off!
Many wish for a world without pandemics, without diesel on the roads, and ultimately without oil. However, a wonderful green picture exists only in the heads of ecological idealists, who forget everyday life and its many consumer products. Oil has been a raw material of many basic chemical industries for more than 200 years, far away from the primary petrochemical industry. Today, only 46% of the crude oil extracted goes into fuel production. In comparison, 54% is used in medicine, the cosmetics industry, in the manufacture of plastics and rubber substitutes, cleaning agents, or simply as a tar product in road construction. Therefore, it already needs a broad discussion on how to recreate standard processes and products that have always required crude oil's consistency and viscosity.
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Commented by Nico Popp on January 21st, 2021 | 12:14 CET
Varta, wallstreet:online, TeamViewer: These trends are sustainable
Trends come and go. When everyone suddenly had to switch to their home office in March of last year, TeamViewer's stock was considered an absolute future stock. But times have changed. Home offices have become the new normal and are no longer sweeping anyone off their feet. Instead, the hot topics are electromobility and stock market trading. We present exciting stocks with a sustainable perspective.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on January 20th, 2021 | 08:49 CET
NIO, RYU Apparel, Tencent - it's the perfect turnaround!
The Corona Crisis has hit traditional retailers especially hard. Social segregation, curfews, and other measures to control the virus's spread have made it difficult or even impossible to shop in stores or shopping malls. As a result, the majority of consumers have adjusted their online purchasing behavior. The trend to continue shopping online even after the pandemic will remain strengthened by better online offerings. The challenge for brands now is to increase their online visibility.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on January 15th, 2021 | 10:37 CET
dynaCERT, wallstreet:online, Rock Tech Lithium - things are just getting started!
The world is continuously changing and fast. Since the Corona pandemic, it has become clear to everyone that one needs to adapt to the circumstances. Companies that adapt and innovatively expand their business models for the future will come out on top. Others that cling desperately to old structures and technologies will disappear, regardless of the industry.
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