Michelin Shares Jump 3.66% After RSI Falls Into Oversold Territory

Support Level and RSI Indicate Potential Rebound

On the previous day, Michelin's stock price had reached 30.09 euros, exactly matching the support level identified by technical analysis. This floor served as a basis for the rebound observed this Tuesday. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) was at a level of 21, well below the usual oversold threshold of 30. Such a low RSI indicates excessive selling pressure over recent sessions and often precedes a corrective upward movement, which appears to be materializing today. The stock is currently trading below its 50-day moving average, which is at 31.41 euros. A sustained crossing of this level would signal a more confirmed reversal. The 200-day moving average, at 30.63 euros, has been regained right at the opening. Monthly volatility remains contained at 9.04, while the negative beta (-0.11) reflects a low correlation with general market movements.

Michelin's Progress in a Day of Strong Market Rebound

Michelin's advance is part of a pronounced rebound day across all equity markets. In Europe, the CAC 40 is up 2.31% in session and the DAX has gained 2.22%. In Asia, the momentum was also positive at the close of the day: the Nikkei 225 finished up 2.88% and the Hang Seng advanced 2.17%. However, this surge comes in a context of high tension, with the VIX—the American market volatility index—registering a level of 29.49 on March 6, significantly higher than the previous day. Over a broader horizon, the Clermont-Ferrand-based tire manufacturer's stock is still down 9.86% over the year, despite a positive performance of 12.52% over three months. On the agenda, the next financial milestone for the group will be the publication of first quarter 2026 sales, scheduled for April 29, followed by the annual general meeting set for May 22. These events will provide new insights into the operational trajectory of the tire manufacturer.