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Important information pursuant to Section 85 of the German Securities Trading Act (WpHG) and Article 20 of the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) regarding potential conflicts of interest in relation to the analyzed companies:
We would like to point out that there is a conflict of interest and that we also own the recommended stock and will buy and sell it at any time.
Information about the author(s) of the financial analyses:
Mr. Achim Mehler, Analyst, is responsible for the preparation of the texts and contents of this financial analysis as editor-in-chief of this publication. This publication is issued by Zantino GmbH, Ernst-Barlach-Str. 20, 36041 Fulda, Germany, represented by its Managing Director Achim Mehler. Contact: info (at) zantino.de
Important notes on preparing the financial analysis:
This financial analysis contains both facts and figures about the companies discussed as well as purely subjective value judgments, interpretations, estimates, projections, forecasts and price targets. We endeavor to distinguish between these as transparently as possible in order to avoid misleading information.
The main principles and benchmarks of our value judgments and valuations of the stocks discussed are based on the following approach:
- Assessment and valuation of companies using conventional valuation methods (basic valuation approach)
- Assessment of the potential for future company development (growth approach) and extrapolation to the corresponding valuation potential (price-potential analysis) as well as a possible company share valuation based on potential profit expectations (P/E projection)
- Assessment of the best-case scenario we expect in the absolute event of the company's success (blue-sky potential approach)
- Effect on the share price of the greatly increased awareness of the recommended share expected by us due to an increase in demand on the market (particularly significant in the case of shares that are close to the market or new or recommended for the first time) as a result of the publications published by us or third parties (mostly buy recommendations) (multiplier / momentum effect, hype), resulting in a disproportionately high increase in return/share price with a corresponding increase in risk
- Technical analysis of the share price according to common analysis methods, mostly for the prediction of price signals (buy or sell signal, breakout of the share, determination of price targets, support or resistance areas, expected minimum movements or minimum counter-movements, prediction of signal points (if-then), etc.), largely based on the expected mass psychology. (Technical approach)
Conventional valuation approaches are often difficult to apply in a meaningful way to young companies or companies that do not yet have a turnover. Therefore, when valuing such companies, we tend to rely on the potential analysis we have calculated and our assessment of the demand for such shares on the capital market. Ultimately, the market decides a company's share price. If extensive recommendations for a share result in excessive demand for it, it is possible that the share price will rise at an above-average rate with a high trading volume. Although this leads to extreme profit opportunities, it also increases the risk of a bubble forming with a corresponding fall in the share price. The increased volatility of the share in such situations results in above-average profit and loss opportunities, both in both trading directions and with recurring counter-movements. Such market developments are also an important part of our trading recommendations and valuation approaches.
Note on sources of information:
We check the reliability of information sources in detail before using them and evaluate them subjectively according to their credibility and importance.
We use our own standards to decide which sources we consider relevant, too conservative or too exaggerated. Ultimately, we base our recommendations on our personal assessments. When gathering information, we draw on numerous publicly available sources, such as press releases, ad hoc announcements, company announcements, publications and articles on the company under review, standard financial media in Germany and abroad, as well as third-party company or sector analyses.
Only publicly available information and sources, as well as information disseminated by the company itself, are used in our publications.
Information on conflicts of interest:
The author of this publication and persons associated with him hold significant interests in the recommended share. In addition, financial contributions are made to the publisher for the preparation of our recommendations. Payment is also made for the distribution of this recommendation via numerous online media and other distribution channels.
The publisher and persons associated with him make it expressly clear that they plan to place buy and sell orders in the relevant share at any time during the recommendation. Accordingly, the publisher is also highly interested in the success of the recommendation it publishes.
Note regarding the handling of internal organizational obligations: Despite existing conflicts of interest, our recommendations are made in the interest of the recipients. This recommendation is independent insofar as the publisher is firmly convinced that the published price targets are highly likely to be achieved and that the recipient can achieve above-average returns with the recommended stock. Due to the publisher's small company size, internal monitoring of the compliance processes of the employees and other parties involved in this publication is manageable.
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Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin)
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