Deutsche Profit Lifts Stocks – July 27, 2010

July 27, 2010

Deutsche Bank which really means “German Bank” or DB in the New York Stock Exchange reported a net income of $1.5 billion for the 2nd quarter of 2010. The wide array of financial products and services such as retail banking and fund management propelled the more than expected 10-digit quarterly profit for the German Bank. During yesterday’s trading session, its stock price closed at $66.18  with a 2% gain in the US market.

Chart-wise, the stocks are pointed to the north as it just broke out from a double bottom formation. In case it continues its ascend, the immediate resistance it could encounter is the $70.00 psychological area. If it moves past above that level, the next resistance could the $78.00-80.00 resistance area. On the downside, in case the stocks drop, the support could be $60.00. Upon further passing below the $60.00 could, the next support could be $54.14.

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Comments

  1. hack says:

    Now, it seems that the banks in europe are not affected with debt crisis and it goes to show that they are not vastly expose in european treasury bond

  2. Al says:

    Agreed!

  3. Ron Acoba says:

    HI. I think they are still affected as evidenced by the decline in their trading revenues. Though, the effect was not that bad compared to what the market initially thought.

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