Upheaval in September: Revealing Why the Decline in DAX Presents Fresh Chances

In the ever-evolving world of finance, several notable developments have emerged over the past few weeks. Let's delve into some of the key points shaping the global market landscape.

Silver stocks are experiencing a surge, outperforming their gold counterparts. This trend has caught the attention of investors worldwide, and for good reason.

On the other side of the Atlantic, economic concerns persist. The Federal Reserve is expected to implement a first interest rate cut of 25 basis points by mid-September, according to the FedWatch Tool. Meanwhile, Europe faces its own challenges, with rising interest rates due to high public debt and uncertainties surrounding trade policies.

The DAX, Germany's leading index, has seen a dip, with 38 out of 40 companies expected to pay out dividends next year. However, it's worth noting that Germany's hidden champions in the Mittelstand sector continue to demonstrate innovation and resilience, particularly in the automotive, pharma, and energy industries amid sectoral transformation.

In the tech sector, leading companies like Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon are thriving, driven by strong growth in AI investments and cloud services. Despite geopolitical and regulatory challenges, these firms continue to push the boundaries of innovation.

Elsewhere, Biogen, a Swedish-based company, has made significant strides in the medical field, developing an Alzheimer's medication in collaboration with its Japanese partner Eisai.

In the world of fashion, Taylor Swift's engagement has created a buzz, with Ralph Lauren's dress making headlines.

Apple, too, finds itself in the spotlight, as questions about finding the next big thing have resurfaced. CEO Tim Cook is reportedly being questioned on this matter.

The new issue of DER AKTIONÄR magazine offers a wealth of information on these topics and more. The magazine features articles on US small-caps, a detailed analysis of a silver star stock market performer, an exploration of five stocks that are particularly convincing in the current environment, and an article on Apple.

Investors are also taking a keen interest in US small-caps, drawn by attractive valuations, interest rate hopes, and new profit fantasies. The median expected revenue growth in the USA stands at 6.4 percent, and the average expected earnings per share increase by 2026 is 10.7 percent.

Finally, the MAG takeover is becoming increasingly attractive, with details about the top performers among US small-caps highlighted in the magazine. Despite the historically weak September for the stock market, with the DAX falling below the 24,000-point mark, there are compelling reasons to believe that now could be the right time to invest.