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Commented by Mario Hose on April 1st, 2026 | 07:00 CEST
Vonovia, Novo Nordisk, and Lahontan Gold: Choose between concrete gold, weight-loss hype, and Nevada's treasure!
The capital market in the spring of 2026 is a whirlwind of emotions. Real estate stocks are struggling to regain ground after the interest rate freeze. In the pharmaceutical sector, a Danish giant is under pressure and has made headlines. Away from the big stage, a smaller player in the mining sector is emerging, one that, after a consolidation phase, now aims to head north. In this report, we take a look at the real estate group Vonovia and the pharmaceutical weight-loss specialist Novo Nordisk. Both stocks have had turbulent months and could now begin to regain lost ground. Another focus is on Lahontan Gold. The Nevada-based company has recently made important strategic moves. Following a financing round, the stock price has stalled briefly. However, the latest exploration news suggests that the stock could now regain strong momentum.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on March 30th, 2026 | 08:05 CEST
Vonovia Slides, Standard Lithium Weak, Globex Mining Offers Entry Opportunity
Is the price nightmare at Vonovia coming to an end? The "concrete gold" stock has lost more than 25% in recent weeks. Last week, analysts also cut their price targets. But there is some positive news as well. Could now be the right time to buy? Perhaps even in Globex Mining? The stock of the resource incubator has also pulled back in March and now offers an interesting entry opportunity. The company allows for a lower-risk investment in the field of resource exploration, and the news flow remains positive. And what about Standard Lithium? The stock is weak. Are investors losing patience?
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Commented by Mario Hose on March 23rd, 2026 | 07:25 CET
Hunting for Bargains After the Sell-Off: What Investors Need to Know About SAP, Vonovia, and Pure One Right Now
The stock market currently resembles a battlefield where even the strongest names find little mercy and are getting hammered. Whether it is software pioneers like SAP or real estate giants like Vonovia, the massive sell-off has left deep scars in some portfolios. But while many investors are pulling the ripcord in a panic, something completely different is brewing behind the scenes. The fundamental strength of these companies is often completely forgotten amid the current market noise. Whether AI will really destroy and replace as much as feared at SAP remains to be seen. Things get particularly exciting when you look beyond the horizon to Australia, where Pure One is currently blazing entirely new trails in clean mobility. All three stocks currently share a rather depressing price level, which could, however, form the basis for a massive recovery. In this report, we analyze why sentiment might be worse than reality and where the hidden treasures might be buried. Will SAP and Vonovia find their bottom? And can Pure One celebrate its long-awaited breakthrough through strategic milestones? Read the analysis now on the courage required, new market lows, and the hope for imminent price surges.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on December 11th, 2025 | 07:00 CET
Big news at TUI! Up to 16% dividend with Vonovia and RE Royalties shares!
Big news at TUI. Things had been quiet around TUI shares in recent weeks, but the Company has now catapulted itself back into the headlines. For the first time since the coronavirus pandemic, TUI plans to pay a dividend again. The stock reacted surprisingly weakly to the news. In contrast, the share of dividend hidden gem RE Royalties finally appears to be gaining traction. A dividend yield of around 16% is an attractive entry point! Vonovia shareholders currently receive a stable dividend yield of around 5%. The stock has been somewhat disappointing this year. However, analysts remain optimistic and have high hopes for the security.
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Commented by Nico Popp on November 20th, 2025 | 07:05 CET
Safe havens with dividends of almost 10%: RE Royalties, Enbridge, Realty Income
The euphoria surrounding artificial intelligence has driven tech stocks to dizzying heights—but not without increasing risk. Stefan Hoops, CEO of asset manager DWS, recently warned that the explosive rise in the price of many AI stocks is increasingly resembling a bubble and that there is "no playbook" for such a development. The situation is reminiscent of the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s, when private investors also drove valuations to extremes in the final phase of the rally. While Hoops and other market experts caution that tech stocks could face a painful correction, savvy investors have already begun looking for alternatives outside the AI hype. Dividend stocks with stable, inflation-resistant business models are coming back into focus – and the associated business models that secure robust returns regardless of short-term market developments.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on September 8th, 2025 | 07:10 CEST
Opendoor, Almonty Industries, BioNTech – Great opportunities outside the tech bubble
While the Nasdaq 100 continued to lose momentum last week, along with leading tech stocks, the crisis metal gold celebrated a new all-time high at USD 3,586 per ounce. The escalating geopolitical crises and the intensifying trade war between the US and China are likely to drive prices for critical raw materials in the long term. Western producers remain attractively valued.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on August 12th, 2025 | 07:00 CEST
Canopy Growth, Silver North Resources, Vonovia – Clear signals
Market volatility continues to rise, yet the US stock markets are still managing to defend their record highs. The price of silver made a comeback last week, closing above the USD 38 mark after several weeks of sideways movement. The ongoing uncertainty in both geopolitical and fiscal policy could help propel the precious metal to reach new highs, which should benefit both producers and exploration companies alike.
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Commented by Armin Schulz on July 11th, 2025 | 07:05 CEST
Rheinmetall, Argo Graphene Solutions, Vonovia: Three beneficiaries of the EUR 500 billion stimulus package
Germany's economy is facing a billion-dollar gamble. Government super-write-offs and a EUR 500 billion special fund are fueling investment in infrastructure and defense. Record budgets of EUR 115 billion for roads, networks, and education, as well as EUR 86 billion for arms modernization, are creating unprecedented opportunities. Those who join now can benefit from Germany's largest restructuring in decades. But where are the best prospects? Today, we look at three companies that could profit from these investments in defense and infrastructure: Rheinmetall, Argo Graphene Solutions, and Vonovia.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on May 26th, 2025 | 07:10 CEST
Cameco, Energy Fuels, Almonty Industries, Vonovia – Trump decision causes stocks to explode
US President Donald Trump is again flexing his muscles and sent stock markets worldwide into a tailspin at the end of the week. This time, his chosen target is not China or Russia, but instead Europe, which the Republican is hitting with his tariff hammer and threatening with import tariffs of 50%. Another plan to be implemented in the United States in the short term by decree is the acceleration of reactor approvals, which has led to double-digit gains for uranium stocks. The aim is to minimize dependence on energy imports.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on March 28th, 2025 | 07:00 CET
Tariffs and Markets – Where investors should strike now with Power Metallic Mines, Steyr, and Vonovia
The new US tariffs on cars and goods have become a reality this week, and the markets are reacting with uncertainty: Companies like Power Metallic Mines, Steyr Motors, and Vonovia are in focus – their share prices are responding differently. This moment offers opportunities for investors. The Canadian junior explorer Power Metallic Mines offers long-term investors an exciting field of copper, gold, and valuable battery metals. Steyr Motors shines as a stable growth stock with a EUR 200 million order backlog in the defense sector, despite a price scandal. Vonovia attracts those seeking stability with a 4.2% dividend yield. However, the real estate crisis continues to erode the Company's fundamentals. Market sentiment is tense. The tariffs are testing the resilience of these companies – how they react could set the tone for the coming weeks.
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