30 years ago, the fall of the Berlin Wall was like a miracle. The transformation of communist-ruled countries into a market economy and democracy 30 years ago also opened up new opportunities for Eastern European investors on the Eastern European stock exchanges. Each country made a different development, but it was worthwhile then as now to look beyond the horizon to Eastern Europe.
The Warsaw Stock Exchange, which is the second largest and second most liquid stock exchange after the Moscow…
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EST Stock market letter
The stock exchanges of Central and Eastern Europe have been among the top performers among the world’s stock exchanges since 1998. In recent years in particular, many CEE stock exchanges have performed far better than the established Western stock exchanges. In 2019, for example, the Moscow Stock Exchange not only clearly outperformed the DAX and DJI, but also ranked among the 30 best-performing stock exchanges in the world.
Many investors have so far criminally neglected the CEE stock exchanges. Yet the selection of promising stocks is growing. Eastern Europe still has its future ahead of it.
Take advantage of your opportunities now!
The market letter “EAST STOCK TRENDS” is published monthly in a printed and electronic edition. The electronic edition is sent to you directly after the editorial deadline, which means it reaches you faster and is also more cost-effective.
Seminars
Several times a year, ESI-GmbH organises seminars on the topic of eastern stock exchanges and emerging markets together with renowned banks, issuing houses and stock corporations.