Orange Stock Advances Mid-Day with a Stretched RSI at 78
Orange stock is up 1.28% at 15.82 euros this Monday, February 2, 2026, at mid-day, after closing the previous session at 15.62 euros. The French telecom operator's stock continues its upward trajectory that began in recent months, bringing its year-on-year gains to 52.48%. Technical indicators and recent price target adjustments by several investment banks are the main focal points for investors.
Recent Analyst Adjustments
Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank modified their estimates on Orange on January 16. American bank Morgan Stanley raised its price target from 14 euros to 15.50 euros, while maintaining a 'market-weight' recommendation. This new target implies a limited downside potential of 2% from the current stock level. Deutsche Bank, on the other hand, raised its target from 15.50 euros to 16.50 euros, reiterating its buy opinion. This increase reflects a more optimistic view on the valuation of the telecommunications group and suggests a potential appreciation of 4.3% from Monday's mid-day price.
Weekly and Quarterly Performance
Orange stock has recorded a weekly performance of 5.57% and 14.35% over the last three months, demonstrating sustained bullish momentum. Technically, the price is positioned well above its 50 and 200-day moving averages, set respectively at 14.27 euros and 13.63 euros, confirming the strength of the underlying trend. The stock is also trading above the upper Bollinger band, set at 15.75 euros. However, the Relative Strength Index has reached 78, a level indicative of overbought conditions. This high level suggests that the stock might pause or enter a consolidation phase in the short term. The immediate resistance threshold now stands at 15.62 euros, which has been surpassed, while support is established lower at 13.83 euros. The annual results for 2025 are scheduled to be released on February 18.
