How the seismograph reacts to the turbulence.
At the end of July, the results of the private wealth stock market indicator made it seem advisable to significantly reduce the equity allocation from 110 per cent of the individually planned equity allocation to 90 per cent and to increase the cash allocation accordingly. The main reason for this was the slowdown in the German economy. According to the ifo Institute, 43.6 per cent of respondents from domestic industry now report a lack of orders.
As published at the time, only the sustained positive probability landscape of the capital market seismograph prevented an even more drastic reduction in the share quota. This raises the interesting question: How is the seismograph reacting to the recent turbulence on the stock markets? Is this...