Lisi stock rebounds by more than 2% and targets its moving averages

A rebound of 2.25% that only partially offsets the decline of the last four weeks

Lisi gains 2.25% in trading at €63.70, after closing the previous day at €62.30. The stock ranks among the strongest increases on the SBF 120, in a Paris market that advances 0.46% at the same time. This rebound occurs in a recent difficult context for the stock: it still loses nearly 5% over the past week and declines 4.78% over a month, so that today's gains offset only a fraction of the monthly decline.

Over one year, however, performance remains remarkable, at more than 40%. Aluminum, a raw material to which the group is exposed, has declined 8% over a month and 12% over three months, according to the latest available data, which mechanically weighs on costs or market prices in the sector.

The price remains below its short-term moving averages, above the €62 support level

Despite today's rebound, Lisi still trades below its twenty-day moving average (€65.54, with a variance of -2.81%) and its fifty-day moving average (€66.29, with a variance of -3.91%), two benchmarks that constitute short-term resistance levels. The advance to €63.70 nevertheless places the stock above the €62 support level, a threshold tested during recent weak sessions, and comfortably above the two-hundred-day moving average (€58.89, with a variance of +8.17%), which preserves the underlying uptrend over the long term. The RSI at 38 is in the lower zone without reaching the oversold threshold, reflecting a weakening of selling pressure after the month's decline.

The analyst opinions on the value remain to be monitored to confirm or refute the medium-term direction. The resistance at €65.54 (MA20) represents the first obstacle to monitor in the rebound dynamic initiated today.