sentix Investmentmeinung 52-2016

Written by Manfred Hübner | 02 January 2017
Posted in sentix Weekly

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Neues Jahr, neuer Anlagenotstand?!

„Endlich liegt der Jahresabschluss hinter uns“ wird sich so mancher Börsianer denken. Traditionell dämpft der Bilanzstichtag die Bereitschaft vor allem der institutionellen Anleger, neue Investments zu tätigen. Spürbar ist dies sogar in den sentix-Daten, bei denen der Strategische Bias Ende November fällt („Bücher werden geschlossen“) und zum Jahreswechsel wieder ansteigt („neues Spiel, neues Glück“). Da auch die Portfolien in den letzten Wochen von einer Übergewichtung aus wieder neutraler positioniert wurden, könnte der Jahresstart gelingen.

Geänderte Einschätzung: Aktien Deutschland, Aktien Euroland, EUR-USD

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sentix ASR Essentials 52-2016

Written by Manfred Hübner | 01 January 2017
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Due to new years holidays there is no English commentary this week. Please see our German version for the current sentiment charts.

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Some rielief

Written by Manfred Hübner | 26 December 2016
Posted in sentix Euro Break-up Index News

The data on the Sentix Euro Break-up Index, which was collected shortly before Christmas, show a certain relief. The fact that Italy has a recapitalization of the deprecated bank Monte dei Paschi reduces the exit probability for Italy, if only slightly. The fact that the dangers for the Eurozone are by no means banished is shown by a look at the conta-gion risk index.

sentix ASR Essentials 51-2016

Written by Manfred Hübner | 25 December 2016
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Due to christmas holidays there is no English commentary this week. Please see our German version for the current sentiment charts.

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Ice Age for the Euro

Written by Julien Mueller | 19 December 2016
Posted in Special research

The sentix Sentiment for the Euro US-Dollar exchange rate plunges to an all-time low. The diverging monetary policies of the Fed and the ECB wreak havoc not only on the Euro exchange rate but also on investors’ sentiment. Market participants should brace for further Euro weakness.