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A special phase<\/h3>\n

Analysts and investors will soon be able to take a breather: the reporting season is gradually drawing to a close. Every day over the last few weeks, a lot of listed companies presented their results. Given the wealth of news and price triggers it brings, this phase is very popular among traders. In their pursuit of short-term gains, they take positions before or immediately after figures are produced so that they can profit from the reaction of the markets. Leverage products make it possible to take advantage of both positive and negative price swings. Leonteq supports traders with an earnings calendar. Not only does it enable those interested to find out when a company is reporting, but the calendar also records the average earnings per share, or EPS, that analysts expect. This ratio allows a particularly speedy determination of whether a group has hit, exceeded or fallen short of its target.<\/p>\n\n

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A broad spectrum<\/h3>\n

The earnings calendar is a small but important feature of Leonteq\u2019s leverage products portal. The Zurich fintech joined this market a little over a year ago, since when it has steadily expanded its range of mini-futures, warrants with knock-out and classic warrants. Investors now have access to almost 21,000 leverage products. As for asset classes, the emphasis is on equities, with almost two in three of Leonteq\u2019s leverage products tracking an underlying from this segment of the market. Traders can also take a position in the commodities markets. Silver and gold are among the ten most important underlyings. At the same time, the broad product spectrum also includes crude oil, which has recently come into focus, and the most important industrial metal, copper.<\/p>\n\n

Focus on Switzerland<\/h3>\n

Back to the top 10. In Givaudan, a Swiss large cap is among the underlyings with the largest selection of leverage products offered by Leonteq. The issuer generally focuses on the domestic market, offering almost 800 instruments on the SMI alone. In addition to the top division, the range also extends well into the lower leagues. These include shares that have been among the top performer on the Zurich stock exchange in recent months. Take Huber+Suhner, for example: the market capitalisation of the industrial conglomerate has almost doubled in the year to date. One of the drivers behind the rally is the mega-trend that is AI. Among other products, the Zurich company supplies US technology giant Microsoft with innovative HCF cables and connector solutions that are used in the Azure network. The two companies have just agreed to step up their collaboration. With leverage products from Leonteq, traders can bet that the Huber+Suhner share will continue its upward trajectory. It is just as easy to speculate on a correction, however: As well as short mini-futures, put warrants represent a suitable tool for this strategy.<\/p>\n\n

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Robust setups, extended trading hours<\/h3>\n

Whether indices, large caps, second-line stocks or commodities, investors can always be sure of fair prices, narrow spreads and high volumes. That is ensured by both Leonteq\u2019s innovative technology platform and its team of experienced traders. The high quality in market making is also confirmed regularly by outside bodies. Leonteq has been scoring outstandingly well in the Payoff Market Making Index (PMMI) for listed leverage products since it joined the market, putting it among the leading providers in Switzerland. The criteria evaluated include price quality, quotation response times and the tradability of the products.<\/p>\n\n

For nearly the last six months traders have also been benefiting from extended trading hours. The SIX Swiss Exchange has introduced a new segment in which the trade in structured products runs from 8:00am to 9.45pm. That gives investors almost six more hours than before in which to place orders, a decisive advantage when considering overseas markets in particular. This ultimately enables a faster and more flexible response to developments on Wall Street, ensuring real added value during the reporting season especially, but also in less hectic times.<\/p>\n\n\n