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It must of course be noted that the securities presented here are listed in the highest conceivable risk class for shares. The companies do not yet have any revenue and are at an early-stage level, which is both appealing and risky. The companies’ financial situation is still in deficit, which significantly increases the risks. Capital increases that become necessary could also lead to short-term dilution effects that may be to the detriment of investors. If the companies fail to tap further sources of finance in the coming years, insolvency and a delisting could even be threatened.

There is no guarantee that the forecasts of the experts and management will actually come true. These shares thus represent a bet on the future. As with any micro cap, there is also the danger of total loss here if management’s high expectations cannot be realised in the foreseeable future. Such securities therefore serve only as a dynamic admixture in an otherwise well-diversified portfolio. Investors should follow the news flow closely and have the technical prerequisites for trading penny stocks. The market tightness typical of this segment causes high volatility. My recommendations are aimed only at experienced professional traders and not at inexperienced investors or low-risk investors.

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