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Strategic bias in equities in free fall - Indicator in focus
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- 11.04.22
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- 11.04.22
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Strategic bias in equities in free fall
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Investors React Scared - Indicator in focus
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- 23.08.21
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- 23.08.21
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sentix Equity Sentiment: Investors React Scared
A drop of around 2 percent in the European stock indices has left a clear mark on sentiment. Investors are reacting fearfully, and the sentiment barometer has plummeted to -41.5 percentage points within a week. The summer leth-argy on the stock market has definitely been broken!
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Risk appetite and willingness to sell - Indicator in focus
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- 06.05.21
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- 06.05.21
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Risk appetite and willingness to sell
Every week we ask our investors about their portfolio positioning. We are interested in whether investors have a higher or lower than usual exposure in their portfolios. We aggregate the data in the sentix portfolio risk level indicators.
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Seasonal stress test - Indicator in focus
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- 22.09.20
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- 22.09.20
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Seasonal stress test
The summer months of August and September are considered a difficult period on the stock markets. The vacation period in the northern hemisphere not only leads to a lower trading volume, but usually also to greater price fluctuations and, as a result, to price losses.
Since 1990, these two months are the only ones that have brought on average a negative performance for investors in the S&P 500 and DAX. A closer look at the seasonal trends reveals that August is a month with more frequent vola-tile escapades. The negative September performance, on the other hand, is mainly due to the crisis years 2001 and 2008, when the attacks on the World Trade Center (2001) and the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers (2008) brought the stock markets to their knees.
Compared to the seasonal pattern, August 2020 was much more relaxed, probably due in part to the chronically negative mood of investors in the year of the Corona crisis. However, the negative sentiment was by no means homogeneous in recent times. In the technology sector in particular, we saw a high degree of carelessness and speculative interest at the end of August, which is now reflected in price losses in September.
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Investors refuse the car industry - Indicator in focus
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- 16.09.20
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- 16.09.20
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Investors refuse the car industry
Who would have thought it: in the last few weeks, automobile stocks have become the mainstay of the stock market upswing. The premiums that were offered in Germany in particular for the purchase of new vehicles do not seem to be missing their effect.
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Brexit and elections as increasing burdens - Indicator in focus
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- 14.09.20
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- 14.09.20
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sentix policy barometer: Brexit and elections as increasing burdens
The burden on the stock markets caused by political events is increasing. This is the result of the latest sentix policy barometer. After politics was largely seen as positive in the spring due to the consistent corona measures, the wind has changed. Brexit in particular, but also the important US election, are perceived as a negative factor.
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Significant increase in risk appetite - Indicator in focus
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- 21.07.20
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- 21.07.20
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Significant increase in risk appetite
In the last few days, the stock markets have regained momentum and extended their recovery movements, which began in mid-March at the peak of the Corona crisis. This price rally coincides with a seasonally typical positive time window, namely the first half of July. Will the upswing continue or will the usual summer correction follow?
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Portfolio action requires justification - Indicator in focus
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- 24.06.20
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- 24.06.20
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Portfolio action requires justification
In March 2020, investors were in panic. Sentiment was poor and fears that the corona virus and lock-down measures would derail the global economy caused panic. And this in turn led to low investment levels and defensive positioning. But now, at the end of June, everything is better. Is it?
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Are crude oil prices surprisingly positive in summer? - Indicator in focus
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- 20.05.20
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- 24.06.20
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Are crude oil prices surprisingly positive in summer?
For the bulls in the crude oil market there was not much reason to be happy in 2020. Not only in the wake of the Co-rona crisis did prices come under heavy pressure. There was even a "singularity" in the US oil grade WTI at the end of April, when prices fell below the USD 0 mark on one day. But now there are signs of a chance of recovery.
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Retail sector with relative strength - Indicator in focus
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- 14.05.20
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- 14.05.20
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Retail sector with relative strength
The corona crisis is having a major impact on the stationary retail trade and manufacturers of the products sold there. Looking at data from platforms such as hystreet.com, customer frequency, for example in German cities, is still well below pre-crisis levels, despite the relaxation steps that have now been taken.
