sentix IPO Sentiment: Das tat weh

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Die enttäuschenden Börsengänge am deutschen Aktienmarkt haben die IPO Stimmung der Anleger massiv gedrückt. Das sentix IPO Sentiment kippt um 20,25 Punkte ab und notiert nun mit -39,75 Punkten auf dem niedrigsten Stand seit Juni 2012! Damit haben Rocket Internet und Zalando ihren potentiellen Emissionsnachfolgern einen echten Bärendienst erwiesen.

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Chemicals shares lose their status as darlings

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In October, the sentix Sector Sentiment which was polled via the latest sentix Global Investor Survey sends a clear message: investors increasingly like shares of defensive sectors and turn their backs at cyclical stocks. Among these, chemicals shares experience a particularly strong setback in sentiment this month. They now have finally lost their status as "darlings" among investors, but their disenchantment is set to continue.

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Draghi electrifies bank shareholders

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In September, a very strong increase can be observed for the sentix Sector Sentiment for European bank stocks. This comes after a negative extreme in the previous months. Investors are now celebrating the new ABS-buying programme of the European Central Bank (ECB). But as the enthusiasm has by far not reached all market participants yet, bank stocks should continue to benefit from this turn in investors' perception over the weeks to come.

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Alibaba opens IPO investors’ eyes

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The current sentix Global Investor Survey shows a remarkable development: sentix IPO Senti-ent rises strongly for the first time this year. The improvement of the indicator takes place against the backdrop of the coming US-IPO of Alibaba, a Chinese internet company. This event obviously also has an influence on European investors and lets their readiness to take on new issues rise.

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Sentiment for automobiles markedly down

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In August, sentix Sector Sentiment for European automobile stocks falls more strongly than for any other sector. Only a few months ago the same sector's sentiment had reached an all-time high. But falling economic expectations and a receding risk appetite now make investors more sceptical about the industry. Nevertheless, the data does not point to a contrarian opportunity yet.

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