Where It Might Be Worth Taking a Second Look

The new monthly Tareno Hawk-Eye Sector Radar identi­fies which sectors, from today’s perspec­tive, could offer parti­cu­larly intere­sting oppor­tu­ni­ties in the future. The Sector Radar delibera­tely seeks out oppor­tu­ni­ties outside the consensus—often in areas where investor senti­ment and the positio­ning of insti­tu­tional and retail investors are parti­cu­larly one-sided.
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How the Sector Identi­fies Oppor­tu­ni­ties

The data set is delibera­tely broad and includes, among other things , the BofA Fund Manager Survey, 13F filings from insti­tu­tional investors, retail investor senti­ment, and other market and positio­ning indica­tors. This data helps provide a better under­stan­ding of how diffe­rent investor groups are currently positioned and where expec­ta­tions are leaning parti­cu­larly strongly in one direc­tion.

The key factor here is not simply which sector is currently popular or unpopular. The focus is prima­rily on extremes, changes, and contra­dic­tions. Where is positio­ning parti­cu­larly one-sided? Where is senti­ment shifting? And where are price movements diver­ging from what the market consensus expects?

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Three Notable Trends in September

Biggest Winner: Block­chain and Crypto
Block­chain and crypto posted the stron­gest gain last month, up 11%.

Biggest Climber: Consumer Staples
Consumer staples moved up five spots to rank 7.

Biggest Faller: Industrials
The industrials sector fell three spots to rank 12.

What does the Sector Radar mean for the Tareno Hawk-Eye certi­fi­cate?

The Tareno Hawk-Eye Sector Radar is not a top-down alloca­tion model. Senti­ment and positio­ning there­fore do not repre­sent a direct buy or sell signal.

Rather, the Radar sector serves as an additional analy­tical compo­nent within the Tareno Hawk-Eye approach. It helps identify areas of the market where expec­ta­tions have become parti­cu­larly one-sided and where it might there­fore be worthwhile to take a closer look at indivi­dual compa­nies.

The actual invest­ment decision regar­ding the Tareno Hawk-Eye Certi­fi­cate conti­nues to be made at the company level. Sector positio­ning results from the selec­tion of indivi­dual securi­ties, not the other way around.

The consensus doesn’t neces­s­a­rily have to be wrong. However, the more one-sided it becomes, the more important the question becomes: How much of this is already priced into the market?

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This document has been prepared for marke­ting and infor­ma­tional purposes and does not consti­tute an offer or a solici­ta­tion to subscribe to, buy, or sell shares of this invest­ment fund. It does not consti­tute invest­ment advice. Only the current fund documents (in parti­cular, the prospectus and KID) are exclu­si­vely autho­ri­ta­tive. Past perfor­mance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

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