Thursday, 13 August 2015

MüRe report Q2 2015


MüRe, Q2, 2015, report, front page

After a big talk down of the share price from the CEO and himself (+several other managers) tanking more shares on the low we now have an very good quarter from MüRe. It makes me dislike the CEO even more looking at his personal agenda to enhance his fortune at the cost of some poor guys that bought the shares around 200 €.

Wednesday, 12 August 2015

Fugro report Q2 2015


Fugro, Q2, 2015, report, front page

The hopefully turnaround case Fugro arrived with their Q2 report and the reading was less than exciting. The share price has kept dropping so I assume that the market was also not so excited this time.

Tuesday, 11 August 2015

Adidas report Q2 2015


Adidas, Q2, 2015, report, front page

My German sports retail company Adidas arrived with their half year report and it was not all as great as one would have hoped it to be. Market response on the report I also did not follow upon the day of the release.

Monday, 10 August 2015

Coba report Q2 2015


Coba, Q2, 2015, report, front page

Commerzbank arrived with their quarter report and since I am less active than usual I really do not know what the market response was to it. The fact remains though that the share price have in no way gone like a sky rocket so I assume it was not well accepted.

Sunday, 9 August 2015

Stock bought August 2015: TJX


TJX, an American off-price retail company

This investment will be my second Peter Lynch investment that is purely based on the visual observation of customer behaviour. Here in Berlin I have visited two TK Maxx stores and both have been filled with customers that are not only looking around a little in the store but they also buy stuff and they buy a lot. The fascinating thing is that many of the customers are looking at the prices of the items in their smartphones / iPhones and still, after making the online price check, they pick up the item and place it in their basket.

Personally I would say that TJX is fully established in the North American market and they have plenty of growth in Europe where they have been for a couple of years and of course... in the rest of the world. Their initial market establishment in Europe was a failure. The reason for this was due to that they tried to sell American design brands when they should have sold European. Today they have built out their European connections and are getting the European design brands and this have lead to a massive interest from the European customers that are flocking the stores.