Neuer Kompendiumsbeitrag: sentix Neutrality Index

Written by Manfred Hübner | 12 November 2013
Posted in Database news

Wir haben den Kompendiumsbeitrag zum sentix Neutrality Index überarbeitet und erweitert. Klicken Sie hier für die aktuelle Version.

Das Fest kann kommen

Written by Manfred Hübner | 12 November 2013
Posted in Woolly thoughts (blog)

Ingo Narat, Redakteur beim Handelsblatt, weiß Bescheid: Gold bleibt der Rettungsanker bei Unfällen. Und die Massen vor den  Toren der Edelmetallmesse sind nun zum "smarten Geld" erhoben. Ein zumindest kurzfristig äußerst unschönes Sentimentsignal.

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Real Estate Sentiment back in decline

Written by Sebastian Wanke | 12 November 2013
Posted in Special research

Sentiment among European investors for the real estate market – one of their darlings in times of financial crisis – is back in decline. That is showing sentix Real Estate Sentiment which falls by two to now 3.75 points in November.

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Das Risiko von Glamour-Aktien

Written by Manfred Hübner | 07 November 2013
Posted in Woolly thoughts (blog)

Zum aktuellen Twitter-IPO und dem besonderen Reiz von Technologie- und Modeaktien habe ich ein Interview für das Manager Magazin Online gegeben. Im Original ist dies hier veröffentlicht worden. Da ich hier viele grundsätzliche Aussagen getroffen habe, möchte ich dieses hier für den Behavioral Finance-Blog konservieren.

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Germany hits a new high

Written by Patrick Hussy | 03 November 2013
Posted in sentix Economic News

In November, the composite index for the euro zone rises by 3.2 to now 9.3 points. This is its highest value since May 2011, and, this month, the strongest increase among all regions. Investors have become especially upbeat concerning the economic situation. For Germany, the composite index also improves. Here, the 6-month expectations are more important for the overall improvement. They have now reached their highest reading since the beginning of the sentix survey for Germany in 2009. Of the other regions, the US and Japan make a more negative impression, the emerging-markets regions a more positive one. Overall, it is also noteworthy that institutional investors are more careful than private investors this month. Nevertheless, the composite index for the global aggregate rises for the fourth month in a row due to the good developments in the euro zone and the emerging-markets regions. 

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