Thanks to Siemens Energy: Gebert Stock Market Indicator Index on the hunt for records

The mood on the stock markets remains very positive. Despite a multitude of crises around the world, market participants remain not only calm but also in a celebratory mood. Yesterday, the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 set new records. The DAX, at almost 24,000 points, is just below its all-time high. But things are getting even better...
The Gebert Stock Market Indicator Index (black line in the chart) has gained almost 60 percent in value within a year and is racing from record to record. By comparison, the DAX (blue line) has only grown by 30 percent over the same period. Since mid-November, the Gebert Index's stock market traffic light has given the green light to invest in equities according to Gebert's successful model. Based on this positive overall signal, the portfolio was filled with the ten German blue chips with the strongest momentum. And given the remarkable rally in recent months, Siemens Energy shares now have enormous weight in the index and are driving it strongly upwards. With a weighting of 22.76 percent, the DAX stocks clearly rank first in the Gebert Stock Market Indicator Index, ahead of Auto1 with 14.65 percent and Rheinmetall with 12.95 percent.

As early as the 1980s, physicist Thomas Gebert was exploring scientific methods for the statistical verification of laws and the resulting correlations. He applied his knowledge to the stock market, and the result of these years of research is the Gebert Indicator. It summarizes four factors that are important for price performance – inflation, time of year, dollar exchange rate, and interest rates – in a single number. Thomas Gebert's successful model was combined with another proven strategy model for the Gebert Stock Market Indicator Index: the relative strength strategy. During green phases of the indicator, investments are made in the 10 most trend-strong stocks of the 100 largest German companies. To hedge risk, the certificate is invested in federal bonds, gold, short DAX, and cash during red phases.
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