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Deutsche Bank AG

Deutsche Bank AG

DB
$35.20USD-2.38%-0.86 today

MARKET CAP

48.1B

P/E (TTM)

10.5x

FWD P/E

10.0x

DAY RANGE

$35 – $35

52W RANGE

$28
$40

AI Summary

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Buy NowMedium

DB remains in an advancing Stage 2 within its long-term uptrend. Medium-term bias is bullish, supported by a clear continuation pattern of higher highs and higher lows above rising EMAs. Price is currently pulling back into the rising 9EMA and 20EMA while holding above the 50-day SMA. RSI and Options Score are at moderate levels, showing no signs of exhaustion. Short-term execution conditions favor a Buy Now on this EMA-based pullback.

  • Q1 revenue €8.7B (+2% YoY; +6% ex-FX) drove €2B net profit.
  • RoTE 12.7% and CET1 ratio 14.2% underpin robust capitalization.
  • Rising short interest and downward analyst revisions dent sentiment.
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The case for & against

Bull & Bear analysis

Bullish

Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE: DB) is a leading global investment bank and financial services company based in Germany. The firm operates across multiple segments, including corporate banking, investment banking, asset management, and private banking. Deutsche Bank has been strategically positioning itself in response to evolving macroeconomic conditions, focusing on growth areas such as asset management while navigating geopolitical uncertainties, particularly related to European economic dynamics.

Bull says

  • Q1 revenue €8.7B (+2% YoY; +6% ex-FX) drove €2B net profit.
  • RoTE 12.7% and CET1 ratio 14.2% underpin robust capitalization.
  • AUM rose to €1.8T (+9% YoY) with cost/income at 58.9%.
  • 60% payout ratio with €1B share buyback (60% completed).
  • Strong profitability factors and positive momentum support growth.
  • Operational discipline keeps cost/income below 59%.

Bear says

  • Rising short interest and downward analyst revisions dent sentiment.
  • Geopolitical tensions may curb corporate banking volumes.
  • €519M provisions for CRE loan defaults signal asset risk.
  • High leverage may amplify funding costs if rates rise.
  • Negative liquidity signals suggest potential cash-flow stress.
  • Negative revisions and liquidity concerns could pressure shares.

Investment themes with DB

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Earnings Call · Q1 2025 · Mgmt. Guidance

Updated 05-28-2026bullish

Transcript signals

Bull points

  • More importantly we have done so without compromising on our investments be it to support operating performance or our controls.
  • Investments across businesses continue to pay off which drove a significant increase in revenues both sequentially at 18% and year on year at 10%.
  • Profit generation was strong and our post-tax return on tangible equity of .9% underpins the bank's ambition to deliver sustainable returns of greater than 10% in 2025 and beyond.

Bear points

  • the last few weeks have been turbulent and resulted in a significant amount of volatility and uncertainty
  • Provision for credit losses were 163 million euros with the year on year increase driven by stage one and two provisions which includes tariff related overlays, model changes and portfolio effects largely offset by a material reduction in stage three impairments including CRE.
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