Bargain hunters get the best AEX Financial niche

The AEX index closed up 0.3% to 510.73 points. The Midkap rose 0.2% to 719.01 points. However, currency prices in Paris (-0.2%) and Frankfurt (-0.3%) turned red.

Investors were initially shocked by the threat of US President Donald Trump to introduce new import duties on Chinese products. "Trump is putting pressure on the meeting next month, and he is now putting the ball on the Chinese side," said Richard Abma (OHV), wealth management strategist, about the US president's statements.

Wednesday is the last day of October in the stock market. Abma believes that recent price cuts are a great opportunity for investors, even if there is uncertainty in the market. "In Europe, the price / earnings ratio of equities averages 13 to 14. If you have bought in the last 30 to 50 years with this price / earnings ratio, you have recorded an average annual return of 10% to 15%. over the next 10 years, excluding the dividend … You can now buy at attractive prices, but as an investor you obviously need the necessary financial leeway ", according to the wealth management strategist. .

Wall Street ran nearly 1% in the green this afternoon. The nabers are all focused on Facebook's quarterly numbers. The most important figures on jobs will appear in the United States on Friday.

The lighting company with Dutch main funds was 3.4% ahead today. The former Philips Lighting climbed after falling about 25% from the course of action since the middle of last month. The chip machine manufacturer ASML followed with a 1.7% increase.

Ahold Delhaize gained 1.5%. The supermarket chain will publish quarterly figures in a week. Vastgoedfonds Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield gained 1.5% more

Unilever soared 0.3%. The manufacturer of food products and detergents received a notice of purchase from investment bank Morgan Stanley

. Royal Dutch Shell gained 0.1%. The heavyweight of AEX has suffered from the decline in the price of oil.

Siderurgist ArcelorMittal (-2.6%) was at the bottom of the main bottoms. The information provider Relx (-1.1%) was also lagging behind.

In the Midkap Takeaway.com was in the lower regions with a negative rate of 3.6%. Zakenbank UBS lowered the price target for the food delivery company from € 2 to € 68 with unchanged buying advice. TomTom reported a 3.7% rise after surging prices on Monday as a result of takeover rumors

PostNL surpassed the Midkappers by 2.5% . The German fund manager Berenberg removed the postal and parcel deliverer from the sales list. Berenberg however maintained the target price for PostNL action at € 2.35.

Adyen (+ 0.9%) announced plans to enter the Canadian market. The payment service provider has signed contracts with Adidas, Dollar Shave Club and Canada Goose for the processing of online payments in Canada

. Smallcapfonds B & S obtained a return of 0.8%. The distributor finalized the acquisition of a 75% stake in an American online perfume shop

Neways lost 7.5% in the local market. The electronics manufacturer did a good job last quarter, but is cautious about the fourth quarter.

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