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Börsenradio Schlussbericht, Fr., 10.04.2026: Friedenshoffnung stützt den DAX, unverändert bei 23.804

April 10, 2026·21 min·2 clips

Google's quantum computer is 13,000 times faster than today's fastest supercomputers.

The episode opens with a market summary noting the DAX's stability amid hopes for Iran peace talks, which negatively impacted defense stocks like Rheinmetall. Host Peter Heinrich introduces guest Gerd Juncker, an asset manager from Grünes Geld, who details his background in engineering. Juncker explains Google's quantum computing breakthrough, highlighting a 13,000x speed advantage over supercomputers. The discussion shifts to quantum sensors, with Juncker describing their potential to prevent heart attacks by detecting fine magnetic signals from the heart and their use in NASA projects for precise gravitational measurements. Another segment features Markus Ebner from Qonium Asset Management explaining their automated trading process, which executes trades within an hour of market open. The episode covers commodity prices, with gold and silver rising, and oil holding steady despite production cuts. Company updates include VW halting ID.4 production in the US, Airbus's weak delivery numbers, Nordex securing a wind turbine order in Spain, and Stellantis reducing engineering staff at Opel. A detailed segment on retirement planning outlines Germany's new three-pillar system and the upcoming Riester successor reform in 2027, including subsidy calculations and investment options. The episode concludes with sales figures for Daimler and Porsche, a Börsenweisheit from Peter Lynch, and promotional messages for events like the Rohstoffmesse Hamburg and INVEST 2026.

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