Germany's Top Traded Stocks: A Ranking of Popular Shares Including Tesla and Nvidia
2022: A Year in Review - The Most Traded Stocks
Here's a rundown of the twenty most traded stocks in 2022, according to broker Scalable Capital. Buckle up, folks, because this list is full of twists and turns!
5. BioNTech
Taking the fifth spot, the highest-ranked German stock, is none other than BioNTech. Based in Mainz and not even part of the DAX, this vaccine manufacturer skyrocketed in popularity thanks to the pandemic and its groundbreaking vaccine. Private investors went wild for this stock in 2021.
Post-pandemic, BioNTech aims to shift its focus back to cancer treatments using its mRNA technology. Can't wait to see what they cook up next!
4. Nvidia
Moving along, another highly demanded stock is Nvidia. This chip designer from the USA has been a topic of excitement for a long time due to its fantastic graphics cards, perfect for high-resolution gaming and crypto mining.
Despite experiencing a valuation discount of over 25 percent in 2022, Nvidia has since bounced back from its lows.
3. Apple
ABCDEFG, this might surprise you, but the current most valuable publicly traded company worldwide, Apple, snags third place. The iPhone juggernaut had a bumpy ride in 2022, but it's managing to hold its own compared to other big tech stocks.
Curious to see how Apple navigates a possible recession and potential demand issues with its iOS products in the coming year.
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2. Amazon
Check it out, folks - the silver medal for the most traded stocks in 2022 goes to Amazon. This e-commerce titan had a tough year, with its shipping business slipping into the red and even its AWS growth falling short of expectations.
With over 35 percent loss in stock price, the question is: how will Amazon continue its operations and what developments await its individual segments in the new year?
1. Tesla
One stock stood above the rest, making headlines left and right, particularly towards the end of the year – none other than Tesla. Elon Musk, the man behind the wheel, took center stage through his Twitter takeover drama.
The real concern lies on the operational side, where Tesla needs to address issues like a possible demand problem and massive discounts. Will Tesla regain its status as a high-flyer like in 2020/2021? Stay tuned to find out!
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Conflict of Interest NoticeThe CEO and majority shareholder of the publisher Börsenmedien AG, Mr. Bernd Förtsch, holds direct and indirect positions in the following stocks mentioned: BioNTech, Apple
The author of this article holds direct positions in the following stocks mentioned: BioNTech, Tesla, Amazon.
- In 2022, BioNTech, a vaccine manufacturer based in Mainz, held the fifth spot among the most traded stocks, despite not being part of the DAX. The company aims to refocus on cancer treatments with its mRNA technology post-pandemic.
- Nvidia, a chip designer from the USA, clinched the fourth spot due to its popular graphics cards for high-resolution gaming and crypto mining, despite experiencing a significant valuation discount in 2022.
- Despite a bumpy ride in 2022, Apple, the current most valuable publicly traded company worldwide, ranked third among the most traded stocks. Concerns surround its potential demand issues with iOS products and navigating a possible recession.
- Amazon, the e-commerce titan, earned the second spot among the most traded stocks in 2022, despite experiencing difficulties in its shipping business and with AWS growth. The question remains about its future operations and developments in the new year.
- Tesla, with Elon Musk at the helm, was the most traded stock of the year, making headlines frequently. However, concerns about demand problems and massive discounts have arisen, leaving investors wondering if Tesla can regain its high-flyer status of 2020/2021.
