deraktionaer.de
German financial news publisher offering market coverage, investment analysis, magazine content and financial products to investors
About deraktionaer.de
DER AKTIONÄR is a German financial publication covering stocks, markets, commodities, currencies and cryptocurrencies. Its offerings include a magazine, digital articles, fund recommendations, indices, broker comparisons and stock reports.
It sells magazine and digital content and provides financial market information and investment-related products for investors. The publication was founded in 1996 and is associated with Börsenmedien AG, based in Kulmbach, Germany.
Product: Financial news and investment analysis, a magazine, fund recommendations, indices, broker comparisons and stock reports.
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