Deutsche Bank’s share is a technical sample for how a long -term bavarian movement can turn into a new, long -term house movement after the development of a ground formation. In the run -up to the financial crisis (20088/2009), the title reached courses slightly over 92.00 euros (May 2007), whereby intermediate capital measures are taken into account. In the period that followed, there were several sales signals in parallel to the development in the European banking sector, which ensured the establishment of a long -term bavarian movement. From the end of 2015 (start at EUR 28.50; new medium -term resistance zone), a baisse trend with a high down moment was formed from the end of 2015. It only ended in parallel to the Corona overall market baisse (February/March 2020) in a technical sell-off by 4.40 euros. There resulted in a very fluctuation -intensive, technical ground formation (chart -technical form of a diamond). At the turn of the year 2020/2021, the title then jumped out with an investment purchase signal (courses at 8.50 euros) from both this ground formation and from the accelerated baising trend. With the tailwind of the overall market house on October 2022, Deutsche Bank, starting from the intermediate low at 7.20 euros, has joined the medium and long-term recovery of the European banking sector. From a long -term technical point of view, it started to deal with the Baisse (from 2007 to 2020). This new house movement is limited by the central household trend line (connection of the course depths at 4.40 euros and 7.20 euros), whereby this trend line is currently 11.50 euros. The accelerated household trend, which starts at 7.90 euros in March 2023, runs parallel to the increasing 200-day line (currently at EUR 16.20). Its trend line is currently 15.00 euros. The good technical situation now indicates a new medium -term stage destination in the range of 25.00 euros. The long -term technical stage destination should be 28.50 euros in the test of the resistance zone. Deutsche Bank is currently pursuing a shareholder -friendly business policy. This can be found in the new share buyback program and in the dividend policy (dividend payment of EUR 0.68; Annual General Meeting on May 22, 2025; gross dividend yield of 3.2 percent).
