Öl, Volkswagen, Tesla, Deutsche Euroshop, Restaurant Brands, Bed Bath & Beyond

Introduction

The host welcomes the audience and shares some bad news. Martin Weiß is on vacation for the next four trading days, and there will be no support from the girls in Frankfurt due to illness. The host briefly discusses last week's market performance and previews what to expect this week.

Market Update

The host provides an update on the market, including how US indices performed well last week, with tech stocks leading the way. She also mentions that today's shortened trading day may cause a slight slowdown in DAX activity.

• Bank stocks have taken a backseat as they are not performing as well.

• The US jobs report is expected to be released later this week.

• Tune in at 9 am for more information about DAX from Thomas Bergmann.

Oil Prices

The host discusses how oil prices have been affected by recent events, including OPEC+ announcing production cuts.

• Production will decrease by one million barrels per day starting in May.

• Oil prices fell during the pandemic but have since rebounded and are expected to continue rising after OPEC+'s announcement.

Volkswagen Golf Series

The host talks about Volkswagen's decision to discontinue its Golf series but keep other brands like GTI and Tiguan while transitioning them into electric vehicles.

• There will be no Golf 9 as a combustion engine vehicle.

• An electric version of the Golf may not be available until 2028.

• VW stock has recovered after experiencing significant losses in March.

Tesla's Q1 Delivery Numbers

The host shares that Tesla has exceeded expectations by delivering more vehicles than anticipated in the first quarter of 2021.

• Tesla delivered 422,875 vehicles from January to March.

• The Model 3 and Model Y were the most successful models.

• Tesla's stock has performed well.

Aktien im Fokus: Deutsche Euroshop, Restaurant Brands und Bed Bath & Beyond

In this section, the speaker discusses three companies that were in focus on Friday. The first company is Deutsche Euroshop, which announced a dividend increase for 2022. The second company is Restaurant Brands, whose stock was upgraded by an analyst due to the potential of its new CEO. The third company is Bed Bath & Beyond, which saw a significant drop in its stock price due to concerns about bankruptcy.

Deutsche Euroshop

• Deutsche Euroshop announced a dividend increase for 2022.

• The dividend will be €2.50 per share compared to €1 per share last year.

• The company also plans to explore increasing its payout ratio.

• The stock rose 1.5% on Friday and needs to surpass the €20 mark next.

Restaurant Brands

• An analyst upgraded Restaurant Brands' stock from market performance to outperform.

• The upgrade was due to the potential of the new CEO in fully utilizing the company's potential and restoring its brand.

• As a result of the upgrade, the stock rose almost 3% on Friday and needs to surpass $70 next.

Bed Bath & Beyond

• Bed Bath & Beyond's stock dropped over 40% last week due to concerns about bankruptcy if their planned $300 million share issuance fails.

• Despite this being old news, it still caused concern among investors leading up to Friday.

• On Friday alone, the stock lost 28%, but it has been able to recover from similar situations before.

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