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Market Analysis: Equity Investors Eager to Buy as Inflation Figures Look Better-Than-Expected

Better-than-expected inflation figures are making equity investors eager to buy today. It is increasingly likely that central banks, here and there, will have finished raising rates. The AEX is once again making a nice profit, and the mood on Wall Street is also fairly cheerful, after the roof finally came off yesterday.

Winner of the day is Prosus (+5.84%). The South African investment vehicle has a stake of more than 25% in Tencent, making the Chinese tech giant by far the most important share position. In fact, the stake in Tencent is worth approximately 12% more than Prosus as a whole. A movement in Tencent shares therefore has major consequences for the share price of the Prosus. Today the Chinese have good news to report, because the company managed to significantly increase its turnover and profitability in the third quarter, so Prosus is also flying away. Is it still worth getting on the Prosus train? Read Niels Koerts’ analysis.

More analyzes from the IEX Investor Desk:

Analyst Hildo Laman sees numerous risks for the Belgian company Agfa-Gevaert (+0.72%), at the top and bottom. That does not lead to cowardly holding advice. What? Read the verdict here.

Still a somewhat unpleasant surprise Pharming (-1.48%) at the end of last week. Joenja’s application for admission to Europe is being delayed. Reason: the EMA has come up with a second list of additional questions. As a result, a decision on admission will not be made until the first quarter of 2024 at the earliest. Is that bad? That is what analyst Martin Crum calculates.

You want to benefit from a further price increase of Just Eat Takeaways? Hildo Laman has specially designed an attractive option construction for this purpose. No, it’s not a butterfly. More than the stake cannot be lost.

Top 3 strongest decliners and gainers Damrak

ASML (+1.05) continues its advance after more and more positive chip news is reported worldwide. ASMI (+1.45%) and Besi (+2.16%) rose even faster today. Certainly investors in Besi should get a fear of heights at some point.
Adyen (-1.04%), time for a small step back after the exuberance of the last few days.
Ahold Delhaize (-0.90%) has been removed from the buy list by investment bank Morgan Stanley.
Just Eat Takeaway (+3.34%), the grocery delivery company is making an impressive rally. You don’t have to be a TA specialist to understand that we are dealing with a real outbreak here. Lower interest rates are the main cause.
GOES Peet’s (-3.94%). Douwe Egbert’s mother is in bad shape today.
Accomodation (-3.0%) drops sharply due to some rumblings at the top of the company and a failed cocoa deal, analyst Martin Crum already reported extensively on this last Monday.

Broad markets

Just before six, the European stock markets closed in the green and the American stock markets fell to yesterday’s closing position. The dollar, which lost a lot against the euro yesterday, is recovering somewhat. The various oil prices are all falling. The gold price is doing remarkably little.

Annuities

American ten-year: 4.53% (+1.95%) Dutch ten-year: 2.95% (+0.97%) German ten-year: 2.63% (-0.04%) British ten-year: 4.25% ( +2.33%) Italian ten-year: 4.43% (-0.14%) Japanese ten-year: 0.80% (-0.31%)

Reference date: 5:30 PM

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Macro news

US inflation is falling across a broad front

EU economic growth adjusted downwards

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Cheerful purchasing advice for Alfen, TKH, AIR France, Fugro, RWE and a number of car manufacturers.

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And then this

Painful! Always being right is difficult.

Rob Stallinga is a financial journalist. The information in his articles is not intended as professional investment advice or as a recommendation to make certain investments.


2023-11-15 17:03:00
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