Quarterly figures are not at all trend-setting at the moment.
Bad figures = sell-off &
good figures = sell-off 🫣
Bad figures = sell-off &
good figures = sell-off 🫣
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@7Trader I understand the irony 😉 At the moment, it often seems as if both good and bad figures are initially met with a sell-off. The market is simply extremely demanding at the moment.
Nevertheless, I believe that quarterly figures are very indicative in the medium to long term. Operating trends, margin development and cash flow will prevail in the end, even if the market reacts erratically in the short term. In my opinion, we are simply in a phase where expectations are more important than results.
Nevertheless, I believe that quarterly figures are very indicative in the medium to long term. Operating trends, margin development and cash flow will prevail in the end, even if the market reacts erratically in the short term. In my opinion, we are simply in a phase where expectations are more important than results.
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•@DividendenPapa Yes, of course they point the way in the long term. But from a quarterly perspective, it doesn't really matter
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