MP (@MP333) on getquin

4Mon·

No discussion here for a long time. Is nobody invested here anymore?

So I thought I'd try to get the discussion going again with a short post.

The German economy is pretty battered, which is more visible in the MDAX than in the DAX . I think this is due to the higher export ratio of DAX companies.

I hope that politicians have now realized that German companies need to be promoted and supported by all means, which means that we will see a revival in this ETF.

In general, I think this ETF has performed very poorly, it is even at about the same level as 5 years ago.

I am confident for the short term recovery 1-2 years to the last ATH!

What do you think?

4 Comments

Stefan21@stefan_21

4Mon

This is exactly what politics should not do, because it only makes things worse.
Politicians should simply create sensible framework conditions and stay out of the economy.

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CoinEsel@DonkeyInvestor

4Mon

Politicians don't have to use every means at their disposal to provide support, but they must create the framework conditions that enable companies to be successful and innovative. And the companies must also want to do this.

Overall, not an investment for me. Cluster risk far too great

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Dividendenopi@Dividendenopi

4Mon

What policy? And where are "all the funds" supposed to come from if so much money is being distributed elsewhere? There are a few nice individual stocks, I am directly invested in $AFX. Not much will happen across the board until next September, after which we can take another look at the situation

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Sebi@Seebi

4Mon

Politicians have understood nothing. The traffic lights, especially the Greens, are driving Germany against the wall. Nobody wants to be self-employed anymore, you're being terrorized by the tax office. And Germany is too expensive as a production location for industry.

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