Dusseldorf The current rally on the German stock market has surprised many investment strategists. You had predicted a difficult year for the stock exchanges, but the start of the year was promising: the leading German index, the Dax, has risen by more than five percent so far. Its US counterpart Dow Jones is currently only around one percent up.
However, the basic skepticism of the experts persists. Ulrich Stephan, chief investment strategist at Deutsche Bank, explains, for example: “The trend of the first week is unlikely to continue – on the contrary: I expect 2023 to be a better stock market year than 2022, but investors will have to adjust to higher fluctuations.”
Against this background, how should investors deal with the market – especially if they are invested and have made book profits? The technical analysts at HSBC Germany have determined stop-loss marks based on past price developments that private investors can use.
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