$RDC (+4,24 %) Shopapotheke was picked up again with an average buy-in of €113 (100 shares). 50 of these were stopped out earlier at 126€ with approx. +11% (+650€) (TP1). The remaining 50 shares will continue to run - perhaps a little more will be possible today.

Shopapotheke has been in a nice range for short-term swings for some time 👆

EDIT: the trailing SL was triggered at TP2 at €128.10, so the position is closed again. Maybe the trade will work again, let's see if the price stays in the range 🙂 - I'm on the lookout again below €120 😉

Or how you can make a fool of yourself all over the world.

No deal with Putin, no deal with TikTok, no deal with China.... In the end, Trump had to back down again. What hedge fund managers, US industry and high-ranking Republicans had been calling for days ago came true yesterday. Just before his political "suicide", the ripcord was pulled.

My portfolio conclusion: it has once again proven true - everything that falls quickly can also rise quickly again, and vice versa📉📈 Somehow a crash in fast motion.💥 It's not over yet. We are still a long way from the highs.

The last few days around 30k have been invested in the portfolio, even several times due to the nice volatility, as I've been in and out with the whole amount about 3 times in total.

Yesterday morning I went back in with the stocks that were taken out the day before. Orders closed $UBER (+2,62 %)
$RDC (+4,24 %)
$KTN (-0,09 %)
$VER (+0 %)
$ZAL (-0,28 %) and also the $WEBG (+0,95 %) was expanded with approx. 5k. I like to invest the trading proceeds in ETFs to steadily expand the core.

How did you get on? Were you brave enough to get in?

Total of 104% tariffs for China + Infineon buys + Stada postpones IPO + Redcare wants to issue new convertible bonds + Continental wants to become a pure tire manufacturer again

Total tariffs announced for China now amount to 104 percent

• In addition to the particularly high general special tariffs for China, US President Donald Trump has also ordered tariffs of 90 percent on low-value goods from the country - a tripling of the previously planned duties for these items.
• This is the result of a decree that the Republican signed on Tuesday evening (local time).
• Originally, Trump wanted to impose a 30 percent tariff on goods with a value of less than 800 dollars (around 724 euros) from May 2.
• Until now, such goods were exempt from tariffs.
• Thanks to this rule, Chinese online retailers such as Temu and Shein delivered their products to the USA on a large scale.
• In the decree, the President also enshrined the previously announced particularly high US special tariffs for China.
• He thus replaced the initially planned additional 34% with tariffs of 84%.
• This was Trump's response to the counter-tariffs of 34% announced by Beijing.
• The USA had initially imposed additional tariffs of 20 percent on goods from China since January.
• The total tariffs announced for China now amount to 104 percent.

Infineon $IFX (+5,82 %)buys more

• Following the 2.5 billion dollar takeover of Marvell Technology's automotive Ethernet business, Infineon shares rose by 0.8 percent.
• The takeover offers Infineon the opportunity to expand its technology platform, wrote ING analyst Jan Frederik Slijkerman.
• In addition, the acquisition enables the semiconductor company to enter the automotive segment, offering higher value-added products while strengthening its platform.
• However, the transaction comes with a high price tag, he added.

Stada postpones IPO

• Stada
  is postponing its planned IPO on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
• The pharmaceutical manufacturer cited the current market volatility, US tariffs and geopolitical uncertainties as reasons for the postponement.
• A new date for an IPO is currently being examined.

Online pharmacy Redcare $RDC (+4,24 %)wants to issue new convertible bonds

• The online pharmacy Redcare wants to issue new convertible bonds and buy back old securities.
• The new bonds are to be sold in the amount of 300 million for a term of 7 years, as the company announced on Tuesday after the close of trading in Sevenum, the Netherlands.
• They will carry a coupon interest rate of 1.75 to 2.25 percent and the conversion premium is expected to be between 40 and 45 percent.
• The results of the allocation are expected to be announced on the same day.
• At the same time, Redcare (Shop Apotheke Europe) intends to buy back outstanding convertible bonds for 225 million euros, which mature in 2028 and have a coupon of 0 percent.
• The proceeds of the new issue are to be used for this and for "general corporate purposes".
• The news was not well received on the stock exchange.

Continental $CON (+2,13 %)wants to become a pure tire manufacturer again

• The automotive supplier and tire manufacturer Continental, which is about to be split up, now also wants to separate from its plastics technology division Contitech.
• In a fundamental decision, the Executive Board has decided to make the Contitech division independent, the company announced.
• The exact details will be decided at a later date.
• As things stand, Continental considers the sale of Contitech to be the most likely option.
• Continental is already planning the spin-off of its automotive supplier division, which is to be listed on the stock exchange as an independent company.
• If the shareholders give their approval at the end of April, the IPO of the division will take place under a new name in September.
• A possible sale of Conntitech should only take place afterwards, it was said.
• Only the traditional tire business is to remain with Conti after the sale.
• The supplier will thus once again become a "focused global tire company", according to the press release.

Wednesday: Stock market dates, economic data, quarterly figures

• ex-dividend of individual stocks
• Vestas Wind Systems DKK 0.55
• Gap USD 0.17

• Quarterly figures / company dates USA / Asia
• 16:00 Spotify AGM

• Quarterly figures / company dates Europe
• 08:00 Leifheit Annual Report
• 10:00 Deutsche Telekom AGM
• 10:30 BNP Paribas Extraordinary General Meeting
• 11:00 Volkswagen 1Q sales figures | Telefonica AGM
• 14:15 Zurich Insurance AGM
• 18:30 Porsche AG Pre-Close Call 1Q

• Economic data

08:00 DE: Truck Toll Performance Index March

14:30 NL: ECB Director Cipollone, participation in panel on "Macro-financial stability policy in a fragmented world"

15:00 EU: ECB, APP/PEPP monthly report

16:00 US: US Trade Representative Greer, Congressional Hearing on "The Trump Administration's 2025 Trade Policy Agenda"

16:30 US: Crude oil inventory data (previous week) from the government Energy Information Administration (EIA)

17:00 US: Richmond Fed President Barkin, speech at Economic Club of Washington event

20:00 US: Minutes of FOMC meeting on 3/18/19 and economic forecast

No time given: US: "Reciprocal" US import tariffs come into force

$RDC (+4,24 %) just 3 days ago ( https://getqu.in/bfUXsK/ ), the upper edge of the small range was reached today. Due to the high volatility, a trailing SL was immediately set on TP1, which was then triggered quite quickly.

If it retraces nicely, we will buy again If it makes it to the upper half of the range, a buy via stop buy is also an option 😁

But profits are secured for the time being in times of high volatility 💰

$RDC (+4,24 %) has reached the lower volume edge again, so you can take a bit of a risk. Otherwise, I'm still cautious about buying at the moment 🥶

Tariffs hamper Big Tech in the US + Apple has to raise prices + E-prescription drives growth of online pharmacy Redcare + Puma replaces boss after disappointing results + Canada imposes counter tariffs on some vehicles from the US

Tariffs hamper big tech in the USA

$AMZN (+1,61 %) / $NVDA (+2,52 %) / $MSFT (+1,38 %)

• The high import tariffs announced by US President Trump on technology equipment from Asia, including 34% on China, 32% on Taiwan and 25% on South Korea, could hinder Big Tech's multi-billion dollar AI infrastructure projects in the US, according to analysts.
• Project Stargate, a $500 billion data center project by OpenAI, SoftBank and Oracle, as well as AI investments by Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon could be delayed or curtailed as a result.

Apple $AAPL (+0,5 %)must raise prices

• Apple faces the choice of absorbing the additional costs or raising iPhone prices by up to 43% due to new US import tariffs of 54% on Chinese goods, according to Rosenblatt Securities.
• Even if Apple were to relocate production to Vietnam or India, it would have to raise prices by at least 30% due to tariffs of 46% and 26% respectively, according to Counterpoint Research.
• Goldman Sachs warns that far-reaching US tariffs will weigh on global growth and force the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates more aggressively than previously expected.
• Ashish Shah, Chief Investment Officer at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, describes this as a growth shock and a burden for US consumers.

E-prescription drives growth of online pharmacy Redcare $RDC (+4,24 %)

• The online pharmacy Redcare Pharmacy grew strongly in the first quarter.
• The company continued to benefit from a strong increase in business with electronic prescriptions, particularly in Germany.
• According to a statement on Friday, the company increased its revenue by 28 percent year-on-year to 717 million euros, which was slightly above market estimates.
• In Germany alone, sales of e-prescriptions almost tripled to 108 million euros.
• This key figure is a particular focus for investors and analysts.
• At company level, it reportedly increased by almost 50 percent to 233 million euros.
• However, Redcare continues to generate the lion's share of its business with the sale of non-prescription products.
• Revenues here rose by almost a fifth to 484 million euros.
• The online pharmacy did not disclose earnings figures, but the earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) margin "should be positive again," explained CFO Jasper Eenhorst.
• Redcare is "clearly on course" to achieve its annual targets.
• The company plans to publish its full quarterly report on May 6.

Puma $PUM (+1,26 %)replaces CEO after disappointing results

• Following a recent disappointing performance, the sporting goods manufacturer Puma is making a change of boss.
• Arne Freundt is stepping down as CEO on April 11 "due to differing views on the implementation of the strategy", the company announced in Herzogenaurach on Thursday.
• The Supervisory Board has appointed Arthur Hoeld as the new Puma CEO from July 1, it said. He was responsible for global sales as a member of the Adidas Executive Board until October 2024.
• Matthias Bäumer, previously Vice President for the Teamsport segment, will also take over the position of Chief Sales Officer from April 1.
• Puma is currently experiencing a huge crunch: after a decline in profits last year, the Adidas competitor is also expecting falling results for 2025.
• Trade tensions, cautious consumers and strong fluctuations in exchange rates are weighing on the Swiss franc, which is massively lagging behind its local rival.

Canada imposes counter-tariffs on some vehicles from the USA

• Canada is responding to US President Donald Trump in the trade war and imposing counter-tariffs on certain vehicle imports from the United States.
• Ottawa will impose 25 percent import duties on all cars not produced under the North American trade pact USMCA, announced Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.
• The measures should cause maximum damage to the US economy, but spare the Canadian economy as much as possible.
• Carney emphasized that the United States was no longer a friendly partner for Canada and that the country would defend its interests and sovereignty.
• According to Carney, he had also spoken to the acting Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz on the phone that morning.
• They discussed strengthening the "diverse trade relations" between the two countries.
• "In light of the crisis caused by President Trump's tariffs, reliable trading partners are more important than ever," Carney wrote on the X platform.
• Trump launched a trade war against neighboring Canada and Mexico shortly after taking office, but has withdrawn some tariffs several times.
• Although Canada was not mentioned in the latest announcements by the US government, tariffs already imposed on the country still apply.
• The Canadian automotive industry is particularly affected.

Friday: Stock market dates, economic data, quarterly figures

Stock market holiday in China and Hong Kong

• ex-dividend of individual stocks
• Aurubis EUR 1.50
• JPMorgan Chase 1.40 USD
• American Express USD 0.82
• Bristol-Myers Squibb USD 0.62

• Quarterly figures / company dates Europe
• 07:00 Sodexo half-year figures
• 11:00 Bawag Group AGM
• No time specified: Banco Santander AGM

• Economic data

08:00 DE: New orders February seasonally adjusted FORECAST: +3.5% yoy previous: -7.0% yoy

08:00 DE: Manufacturing Turnover February | Services Turnover January

08:45 FR: Industrial Production February FORECAST: +0.2% yoy previous: -0.6% yoy

10:00 EUECB Vice-President Luis de Guindos, speaks at Academia Europea Leadership Event

14:30 US: Labor Market Data March Employment ex Agriculture PROGNOSE: +140,000 yoy previous: +151,000 yoy Unemployment rate PROGNOSE: 4.1% previous: 4.1% Average hourly earnings PROGNOSE: +0.3% yoy/+3.9% yoy previous: +0.3% yoy/+4.0% yoy

17:25 US: Fed Chairman Powell, economic outlook speech

No time specified: UK: Governor of the Bank of England, meeting of the Financial Policy Committee

$BNTX (+0 %) has taken quite a beating in pre-market trading today. R.F. Kennedy and Peter Marks (FDA) have parted ways following differences of opinion on the subject of vaccinations. The vaccine values such as $BNTX (+0 %) and $MRNA (-0,2 %) have suffered. For me, this is a good opportunity to add to my BionTech position right after the US IPO - I am speculating on a breakthrough in the oncology pipeline in 2026. Biontech is one of my long term swings.

In addition to Biontech, I also added to my $RDC (+4,24 %) Shopapotheke position again today.

$RDC (+4,24 %) A good start for risk-taking traders

@Dividenden_Monteur wouldn't that be for you - a leveraged long? 😁

$UBER (+2,62 %) traded in the small range. the next buy order in the lower part of the range is already in again. Every little helps a lot👆

PS: This has no relevance for B&H investors - in the long term, Uber is a good buy even at this level!

The capital that was freed up went into the $RDC (+4,24 %) This position was reduced by 2/3 / profits taken after the earnings a few days ago. Also hit a small resistance zone at around €123.

$RDC (+4,24 %) The reaction to the quarterly figures then came as desired. It's nice when a trade works out as planned, but of course that's not always the case! Part of the position was already reduced on the day of earnings, and another part was reduced today at €139.20. I'm letting a third of the position (30 shares) run a little longer in case something happens 🤷‍♂️

The $RDC (+4,24 %) has been moving quite stably in a nice channel for about a year and "swings" up and down - almost like in the textbook in the VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) within the standard deviation _1.

70% of the volume has been traded within this range in the last 12 months, so buyers/sellers are liquid. Let's hope they don't change their behavior 😁

I'm speculating that the share price will return to the lower edge, which can then move up again in time for the next quarterly figures on May 6. So, friends of Shopapotheke - save the date👆