After the election comes the discomfort

Written by Manfred Hübner | 17 October 2017
Posted in Special research

Prior to the election, investors were still deeply relaxed. What should happen at the Bundestag elections, when the re-election of Chancellor Merkel seemed a safe bet. Now Germany is politically blocked by difficult coalition negotiations in the short term. And the next elections, which are seen more critically, are coming closer now!

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Research Update Q4 2017

Written by Manfred Hübner | 17 October 2017
Posted in Special research

sentix Chef-Stratege Manfred Hübner im Gespräch mit Andreas Franik zu den Marktaussichten im 4. Quartal 2017.

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The Euro nice weather period is running out

Written by Manfred Hübner | 28 September 2017
Posted in Special research

Since the beginning of the year, the euro has been one of the stars in the foreign exchange market. Approximately 12% has the Euro gained in value against the US dollar. But now a trend reversal is emerging which could catch investors on the wrong foot. This is shown by the sentix Strategic Bias, which is at a turning point.

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Doubts about the value of Bitcoin & Co are increasing

Written by Manfred Hübner | 22 September 2017
Posted in Special research

Despite the fierce rally of Bitcoin & Co, the loss of confidence in crypto currencies is continuing rapidly. Already since May this year, investor sentiment has fallen steadily, pointing to obvious investors' concerns. The most recent development shows that the value of the "assets" cryptocurrency is clearly disputed among investors. Bitcoin & Co could thus enter a crisis of confidence.

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Equity sentiment on panic levels

Written by Manfred Hübner | 14 August 2017
Posted in Special research

The slap-bangling of the two conspicuous presidents Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un has massively clouded the mood on the markets. The sentix sentiment has fallen to the lowest level for two years in important markets. Con-trarians stop, because such a bad mood promises a positive price outlook. Is 2017 the history of 2013?

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