Vusion Shares Drop Nearly 5%, Deepening Weekly Decline to 14.5%

The Stock Breaks Its Support at €117.40 and Ranks Among the Worst Declines in the SBF 120

Vusion shares fall by 4.88% to €115.10 during the session, while the SBF 120 index is down by 0.43%. The stock is among the largest declines in the index, continuing the drop from the previous day and bringing the weekly decline to nearly 14.5%. The support level at €117.40, which was previously broken on June 24 and then regained in early July, has been breached again during the session, with the price remaining below this threshold at the time of writing.

The stock is now significantly below its three moving averages, with a gap of 14.3% from the MM20 (€134.29) and 32% from the MM200 (€169.32), indicating a bearish momentum established over several timeframes. The RSI at 37 is approaching the oversold zone without entering it.

High Short Positions Persist Despite a Decrease Over Thirty Days

The situation remains marked by a sustained bearish bet: according to the consulted statements, seven funds cumulatively hold 4.81% of the capital sold short, a decrease of 1.25 points over thirty days (from 6.06% a month earlier). This level, still high relative to the float, reflects a persistent skepticism from institutional investors about the stock, even though the trend over the last thirty days indicates a gradual easing of pressure. This decrease has not prevented the stock from falling again over the week, despite the announcement yesterday of Decathlon reaching the milestone of equipping 700 stores in 54 countries.

Over a year, the stock remains down by 54.6%. The behavior of the price around the €117.40 threshold will be the next technical reference to watch, as the immediate calendar does not provide any scheduled financial events.