Geldanlage: Aus dieser Branche ziehen viele Deutsche ihr Geld ab
Exklusive Daten des Brokers Flatex zeigen verschiedene Anlagetrends bei deutschen Anlegern. Und dass zwei Branchen überraschend davon profitieren.
In September, 450,000 German investors with accounts at online broker Flatex shifted their portfolios. Data exclusively provided to the trade publication Handelsblatt indicates that in 22 of the 200 largest stock positions, there were net inflows of at least 5%. Thyssenkrupp, a German industrial conglomerate listed on the MDax index, experienced the highest net inflow at 22.1%.
Canadian mining company Energy Fuels and ride-hailing service Uber followed with 19.4% and 16.3% net inflows, respectively. Real estate conglomerates LEG and Vonovia were also among the stocks with the highest net inflows.
Chris-Oliver Schickentanz, Chief Investment Officer at the asset management firm Capitell, attributes Thyssenkrupp's strong performance to rumors of a potential buyer for its lifting equipment division and the possibility of a special dividend. Financial professor Andreas Hackethal of Frankfurt's Goethe University notes the presence of "two opposing strategies among investors," with some investing anticyclically after significant price declines and others procylically as the company's stock has been performing well.
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