STUTTGART (BOERSE STUTTGART GMBH) – Netflix still in demand
trends in trade
1. Call Warrant on Netflix (NYSE:NFT)
US tech recovery continues. Microsoft and Alphabet will report after-hours in the US in the evening, followed by Apple and Amazon on Thursday. Netflix performed well last week and is now continuing to work on its recovery. Derivatives investors continue to bet on the streaming giant and buy a call warrant.
2. Knock-out call on Illumina (WKN KG8HPE)
A knock-out call on Illumina is in high demand on Tuesday. The US company is one of the market leaders in the field of DNA and genome sequencing. The US company’s methods may be able to cure serious illnesses in the future. The share has corrected significantly in recent months and is the focus of German stock market media. The Stuttgart investors buy the knock-out call.
3. Call Warrant on ASML (WKN SQ0G6J)
Chip stocks have had a tough time this year. ASML, the Dutch manufacturer of machines for the semiconductor industry, also had to post significant losses this year. However, the company’s quarterly figures last week were better than feared. Despite the initial recovery, the share is still down 33%. Investors are betting on a comeback and are buying the call warrant.
Euwax Sentiment Index
After a weak ifo, profit-taking dominated the DAX on Tuesday. The index falls to around 12,800 points and has thus lost around 200 points since the monthly high last Monday. The sentiment on the EUWAX is strongly positive at midday.
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