ADOBE SYSTEMS WKN: 871981 ISIN: US00724F1012 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Glückwunsch zu dem Minus, schaffen nicht viele bei dem Markt im Minus zu sein mit seinen Positionen xDDDD

Und Dioli weg

Die letzte solche brachial rote Kerze mit massivem Abverkauf vom Tageshoch gab es am 12.03.25, am nächsten Tag ging es 10% nach unten. Massives Umkehrsignal, dieser mal wieder lächerliche Mini-Bounce geschieht in einem vollkommen intakten Bärenmarkt, wer jetzt nicht verkauft hat und short nachgelegt hat, dem ist nicht zu helfen und der wird in 2 Wochen wieder panisch hier sein bei neuen Tiefs xDDD

Come on

Jetzt knallts richtig!

10% na sicher xDDDD Hier sind so viele zweistellig im Minus seit Monaten und freuen sich über lächerliche paar % vom 8 Jahrestief xDDDD

5 Day 6.13% 1 Month 3.41% 3 Month -1.86% YTD -26.97% 1 Year -38.79%

10% die Woche jetzt kommen die würmchen raus

Und rot, wie ein Uhrwerk, jetzt kann man geil neu shorten xD

Ganz bestimmt xDDDD

nee diesmal haben die Kleinanleger verkauft --- die Fetten kaufen jetzt erst ....so wird es gespielt 🤩

Aha, plus 0.3% xDDDD Gleich rot 10 dollar weg vom Tageshoch, Privatanleger wurden mal wieder hops genommen xDD

Software Stocks Surge as Investors Pull Back From Semiconductors - Dow Jones · 05/19/2026 15:24 By Joe Stonor European software shares surged as investors pulled back from semiconductor companies and turned toward more underloved technology stocks. Software is the leading sector on the continent Tuesday, with a sector gauge climbing 4.1% in afternoon European trade. German giant SAP was among the sharpest risers in the segment, gaining 6.2%. French group Capgemini rose 5%, while Dutch software solutions company Wolters Kluwer was up 3.8%. Shares in German group Nemetschek, which provides software for the construction industry, surged 11%. Software stocks also gained in U.S. premarket trade, with Adobe and Salesforce both rising 2%. ServiceNow surges 5.7% premarket, with the stock set to extend an 8.5% jump in its share price in the last session. Markets have grown cold on software stocks so far this year as investors weighed the competitive threat posed by artificial-intelligence agents, with the sector selling off sharply in February as a result. Software's rally this week is fuelled in part by investors pullback from stocks elsewhere in the technology sector, Janus Henderson portfolio manager Ana Chkhikvadze said. "Investors reduced exposure to year-to-date winners in semiconductors and hardware, resulting in relative outperformance in the broader software space," Chkhikvadze said. A barometer of semiconductor stocks represented by the iShares Semiconductor ETF fell 7.2% over the last two sessions--its worst two-day streak since April 2025. Lower valuations following the broad selloff across the sector earlier this year make software stocks more attractive for investors, Tikehau Capital's head of capital markets strategies Raphael Thuin said. Moreover, software companies are proving themselves to be more proactive in adapting to the threat posed by AI, Thuin said. SAP launched a new software suite designed to help clients deploy AI agents, embracing a supposed competitor that caused the stock to crater earlier in the year. The launch demonstrates SAP's strategy pivot to place AI at the heart of its offering, Jefferies analyst Charles Brennan wrote in a note to clients. "We think the shares offer compelling value," Brennan wrote. Software stocks remain short of their highs reached earlier this year, and greater volatility ahead is likely for the sector, however, according to Tikehau's Thuin. "This is not yet an all-clear moment for the industry in our view," Thuin said.

Mein EK 250 scheint nicht mehr sooooo weit 😅

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