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Versicherung: Wie viel Potenzial hat die Allianz-Aktie noch?

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Versicherung: Wie viel Potenzial hat die Allianz-Aktie noch?

München and Frankfurt – The Allianz share has seen significant growth over recent months. On an annual basis, it has risen by around 20 percent and is currently trading above 450 euros at its all-time high. However, analysts' opinions on the stock's future potential are divided. According to Bloomberg's financial information service, 12 out of 23 equity experts recommend buying the stock, while 9 suggest holding onto it, and only 2 advise selling it.

The average target price for the next 12 months stands at approximately 440 euros, which is slightly below the current price. The gap between analysts' assessments is evident in the range of target prices. Michael Huttner from Berenberg, traditionally one of the most optimistic about the Allianz share, estimates potential up to 684 euros.

In contrast, Philip Kett from the Jefferies analysis house only considers 325 euros as appropriate. What can investors derive from this – and what should they pay particular attention to now?

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