Martin (@MitVerstandzumKapital) sur getquin

Next week will be wild! DAX40 dividends 📈

Netflix, Texas Instruments, AT&T, Tesla, Johnson & Johnson, Visa, ASML, LVMH, Intel, P&G... ⤵️

The first few weeks of the new year have been fairly quiet. Nevertheless, there has already been some news. Above all, however, there will be some quarterly figures from the USA in the next two weeks. This could provide plenty of material for the market again. I am very excited.

If you take a look at the DAX40. According to current forecasts, 21 out of 40 companies will increase their dividends. Among them are $SIE (-3,08 %) Siemens , $DTE (-1,97 %) Deutsche Telekom, $RWE (+0,29 %) RWE, $EOAN (-1,91 %) E.on and $SAP (-0,16 %) SAP. But also the anchors of Deutsche Dividenden $MUV2 (-2,42 %) Munich Re, $HNR1 (-2,23 %) Hannover Re and $ALV (-2 %) Allianz. So is the DAX40 still interesting for dividend investors?

I also posted an article about this on my Instagram channel this morning https://www.instagram.com/mitverstandzumkapital posted!

Then yesterday I already wrote about the Bitcoin ETF from $BLK Blackrock in this post here on getquin:

https://app.getquin.com/en/activity/YkCcXCokGf

reported. It took the ETF just 4 trading days to reach the 1 billion mark. Is this still a bullish signal for Bitcoin or is it all being overestimated? You know, yes, when the whole world assumes rising figures, things often turn out differently than you think. So the surprise is more on the downside than on the upside. The drop is high. This ETF will be followed by many others and they will bring capital into the market. At the moment, however, we are seeing some selling. True to the motto: "Sell on good news!" There are still a few weeks to go until the halving of $BTC (-0,6 %) Bitcoin, which is due again this year. Another positive signal for Bitcoin. So it remains very exciting.

Whether because of dividends, cryptocurrencies or quarterly figures. The next few weeks will definitely be far more exciting than the last 3. That is probably the only thing that is guaranteed. Please don't forget that, as with the dividend increase, everything is based on forecasts and they don't have to come true.

What are you expecting in the next few weeks? Rather a rising or falling market?

Especially with the quarterly figures, there will certainly be some disappointments. I'm mainly looking at $TSLA (-6,59 %) Tesla, $AAPL (+0,17 %) Apple and $NFLX (+2,19 %) Netflix. What do you think?