2017 best year, 2008 worst year forDeutsche Bank

For years it are very good times for the investors in Deutsche Bank. Even with the dividend payments the share belongs to the underperformers from both the banking sector as the German exchange. So the received dividends are just a small compensation for the risk that investors took.

The matrix above shows Deutsche Bank's historical returns expressed in the different entry years in the left axis.

The year 2008 was the worst year for the stock, as it declined by a whopping 69 percent. The stock skyrocketed by 78 percent in 2009, making the year the best one for the company. The investor who invested in the stock in 2008 (price at that time 69,44 euros) now even has a price loss of 51 percent now.

For this year Deutsche Bank's revenue will be around 25,9 billion euros. This is according to the average of the analysts' estimates. This is hugely lower than 2017's revenue of 29,55 billion euros.

Historical revenues and results Deutsche Bank plus estimates 2018

The analysts expect for 2018 a net profit of 1,31 billion euros. For this year the consensus of Deutsche Bank's result per share is a profit of 59 cent. The PE-ratio therefore is 17,83.

Analysts expect a dividend of 0,15 cents per share. The dividend yield is then 1,43 percent. The average dividend yield of the banks equals a moderate 1 percent.

Newest target prices around 11 euros

The most recent recommendations for the bank are from Commerzbank, Nord Landesbank and DZ Bank.

Based on the current number of shares Deutsche Bank's market capitalization equals 16,25 billion euros.

Historical stock prices Deutsche Bank

At 12.09 the stock trades 0,55 percent higher at 10,52 euros.

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