LISI Stock Soars 6% to Record High, Leading the SBF 120
The aerospace and automotive equipment manufacturer starts the week with a strong performance, leading the SBF 120. The stock reached a new all-time high during the session, continuing a spectacular upward trend over recent months.
New Historical Record: Stock Hits €72.60 During Session
At the opening, LISI's stock jumped 6.07% to €71.60, after hitting €72.60 during the session. This level surpasses the previous record of May 29 at €70.30, entering uncharted territory. The rise is particularly notable as LISI leads the SBF 120 with a clear lead over Soitec (+3.08%) and STMicroelectronics (+2.2%), while the index itself dropped 0.20% at the same time.
The bullish sequence extends well beyond the day. The stock has gained nearly 45% over three months and more than 116% over a year, after breaking through its technical resistance at €69.70 (now the immediate support). The breach of this threshold, which occurred in June and was already documented in daily tracking, paves the way for a prospective target around €75 in the absence of previous technical resistance above the current price.
Technical Indicators Stretched but No Immediate Reversal Signal
The rally places the stock well above its moving averages: 8.77% above the MM20 (€65.83), 12.51% above the MM50 (€63.64), and nearly 32% above the MM200 (€54.25). This setup confirms the bullish momentum across all time horizons. The RSI at 61 remains in the neutral zone, indicating that the stock is not yet in a characterized overbought state despite the magnitude of the movement. The MACD at 0.74 maintains a positive histogram (+0.25), consistent with the continuation of the trend.
The sector context provides additional support: aluminum, a strategic metal for the equipment manufacturer's activity, has risen 19.6% over three months according to the World Bank Pink Sheet. However, the background remains tense, with a more restrictive turn by major central banks and ongoing tensions around the Strait of Hormuz. In the short term, maintaining above €69.70 (former resistance) remains the factual benchmark to validate the consolidation of the new price regime.