Dax-Sentiment: „Die Party ist vorbei“: Anleger stellen sich zum Sommerende auf eine Konsolidierung ein
Die Anlegerstimmung sinkt deutlich schneller als die Börsenkurse. Zwar rechnen sie ab Oktober wieder mit steigenden Kursen, bis dahin könnte es aber ungemütlich werden.
Düsseldorf: The German stock market has seen a significant consolidation as investors prepare for a potential consolidation at the end of the summer, following a week of worries over interest rates and the ongoing Iran war. The Dax index experienced a loss of nearly one percent during the past week, marking a high level of consolidation as it is now less than two percent away from its all-time high.
However, this slight movement has already caused a downturn in investor sentiment, as evidenced by the results of the latest Handelsblatt Dax-Sentiment survey. The survey asks over 10,000 private investors each Friday morning until Saturday night about their current assessment of the market, and the responses are analyzed by Stephan Heibel, CEO of the analytical firm AnimusX, along with additional indicators.
According to Heibel, "the investor sentiment (sentiment) has now fallen to exactly zero points." The previous week, the sentiment had been at 3.5 points, which was not far from the positive extremes that start at four points. "Following the euphoria of the past weeks, now comes the sobering reality," Heibel comments on the development, stating that "the party is over."
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