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Kiss my ass, a miracle has happened! Dirk Müller is bullish on the stock market and has launched a new fund, the Dirk Müller Premium Aktien Fonds OFFENSIVE, with which he seriously tries to achieve a positive return. While the original fund, which is now at -15%, is now called defensive, the offensive has not yet generated any losses. I think this is a good moment to stay away from the stock market for a few years, at least until Dirk Müller stops talking about rising share prices.


"With the occurrence of the feared events from 2022 onwards ("Rising US interest rates will trigger the biggest global economic crisis of all time"), the time is also approaching when the previous risks will have unleashed their destructive force, similar to a departed avalanche, which will then also no longer pose a threat. The resulting price drops (at the time of the launch of the new DMPAF Offensive, the US stock markets have already plummeted by more than 30%) will be followed by a massive and long-term upward movement. No one can seriously predict the bottom. Every investor has a different assessment of when is the appropriate time to "get in.""


https://www.dirk-mueller-fonds.de/dmpaf-offensiv/kurzprofil/

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So if you theoretically buy both, you get a 0% return, right?
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"We do not want this in the portfolio Unethical business models (armaments...) Companies with a bad reputation (scandals...) Expensively hyped castles in the air without substance (start-ups) Companies whose success depends too much on external factors (commodity companies) Companies with high balance sheet risks (good will, debt...)" Portfolio including: Amazon, Johnson and Johnson, Meta, Shell, Walmart, Disney 😂😂😂😂😂
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Out of curiosity, what would happen if Cramer talked about falling prices and Dirk about rising prices?
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For all those who are interested: DE000A2PX1T5
And this thing is a great bargain, only 4% AA + 1.7% p.a. TER + 1.6% p.a. management fee + 0.05% p.a. depositary fee 🚀
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Close the securities account immediately on Monday morning and go all-in on this great financial product!
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Has the boy become bipolar during the crisis? It's difficult now to talk everything down when you still have a bullish product. The sad thing is that people will still go back into it instead of a blunt ETF. Even leveraged ETFs are cheaper 🤡
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Clear buy 👍
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