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Saturday, 19 July 2025

The East German missiles

The stock markets in Eastern Europe are performing better than those in the West. Last week, Michael Mross had the opportunity to talk to top fund managers in Budapest about the best stocks in the region.

Guest: Andreas Männicke. Editor-in-chief of the stock market newsletter EAST STOCK TRENDS.

Sunday – 5.October 2025
ESTV 257 – 35 years of German Unity Day also means 35 years of Eastern European stock exchanges!
Monday – 10.February 2025
BRICS-TV 2 – Trump against the BRICS – who will win?

Saturday – 03 October 2020:

Swen Lorenz interviewed by Andreas Männicke:
New opportunities in Poland

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Stock market letter EAST STOCK TRENDS

The stock exchanges of Central and Eastern Europe have been the top performers among the world’s stock exchanges since 1998. In the last few years in particular, many CEE exchanges fared better than the established western exchanges. In 2019, the Moscow stock exchange was not only able to clearly outperform the DAX and DJI, but also ranked among the 30 best performing stock exchanges in the world.

Many investors have neglected the CEE stock exchanges so far. The selection of promising titles is growing steadily.

Eastern Europe still has its future ahead of it.

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Sunday, 05. October 2025

35 years of German Unity Day = 35 years of Eastern European stock exchanges!

On 3 October, German reunification was celebrated with mixed feelings, as the mood is gloomy in both West and East Germany due to high energy prices and the sluggish economy. Many Germans do not see why €100 billion should be pumped into Ukraine when Germany still lacks everything. The enormous expenditure involved in preparing for war with Russia is also met with incomprehension in some quarters. The sighting of drones at airports in Denmark, Norway and now also in Germany (Munich) has prompted CDU politician Kiesewetter to propose declaring a state of emergency, which would greatly restrict citizens' civil liberties. Isn't this artificially creating a bogeyman, especially since it is not certain that the drones were Russian? Despite the geopolitical risks, the indices on Wall Street and the DAX reached new all-time highs. However, gold continues to be in demand as a ‘safe haven’, as do cryptocurrencies.
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Share(s) of the month:

Banca Transvilania (Romania)

Highlight of the month:

6 Eastern European stock markets outperform the DAX!

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We want to keep you informed about the new developments in Central and Eastern Europe so that you can base your investment decision on an up-to-date, broader and factually sound basis.

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Andreas Männicke studied business administration in Hamburg, graduating with a degree in business administration. After graduating, he was a research assistant at the University of Hamburg (Faculty of Business Administration) for four years. Since 1990 he was in charge of training securities experts and financial analysts in Central and Eastern Europe.

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