extreme was good, the mood in the capital market operators last Friday on the "finance-night." Around 500 guests, a who's who of the financial world were the invitation of the Finance Publishing House in the awarding of the "Golden Bull" to the best addresses in the financial world followed. High spirits were the financial market professionals not only because Holger Stromberg, the cook of the German national football team, came up with excellent food. At least as much fun to market participants currently make the stock markets and the confidence of investors.
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falls mainly in comparison to last year's event. Early 2010 the mood was subdued yet very pessimistic and skeptical look at the future. But that is past. Crisis of today will no longer speak - and if so, does that sound like a historical event. Now the eyes will again forward. The experts report that many investors are not so fixated on the commodities market and the investors are bold. Yet this was not as before the crisis, but also the institutional investors would fall back to bolder shares. Do they need it. After all, who has missed the upward movement in 2010 in whole or in part, is forced to build positions in order to by the lot to be if the prices continue to climb. Liquidity is so plentiful and should fire the courses further.
Partial existing euphoria while calling for caution, but it still does not seem excessive. Rather, investors look back with a healthy optimism and a little more risk appetite in the markets. And that can not hurt. Speaking of Awards: As usual, there are the finance-night only the Golden Bulls for the best location in a category. They went to: Günther Fielmann (Entrepreneur of the Year), Frank fever (Financial Adviser of the Year), Galiplan Financial Strategies (asset management company of the year), Zurich Group Germany (insurance innovation of the year), Northern Capital (fund initiator of the year), iShares / BlackRock Asset Management (ETF House of the Year), HSBC Trinkaus (Innovative Derivatives House), acids Fund Service (Fund Innovation of the Year), C-Quadrat/Arts Asset Management (Fund Boutique of the year), Franklin Templeton Investment Company (the year), First State Investments (Fund Manager of the Year) and Fidentum (New Ways 2011).
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