Vicat Shares Drop Nearly 3% and Fall Below Their 200-Day Moving Average

The Stock Drops 2.69% and Ranks at the Bottom of the SBF 120

Vicat shares lose 2.69% to €65.10, while the SBF 120 gains 0.21%. This decline follows a session of strong increase last Thursday, where the stock had gained more than 6%, as documented in a brief from July 3. Despite this setback, the stock still shows an increase of 4.16% over the week and 8.14% over a month. Today's movement is part of a sector rotation, with consumer staples and luxury leading the SBF 120 (Rémy Cointreau, Pernod Ricard, Carrefour, L'Oréal), while cyclicals and semiconductors are penalized.

Vicat Falls Below Its 200-Day Moving Average and Hits a Technical Ceiling Again

Today's decline brings the stock below its 200-day moving average, located at €67.15, which is a gap of 3.05% below this long-term reference. This level has acted as a ceiling for several sessions: the stock had already hit it at the end of June, without managing to stay above it sustainably. Vicat remains above its MM20 (€63.05) and MM50 (€62.96), with a gap of about 3.3% for each, which preserves the short-term bullish structure.

The RSI at 59 indicates a neutral dynamic, without excess on either side, while the MACD remains positive (histogram at 0.71). The next level to watch is the resistance at €67.60, whose crossing would condition the exit from the medium-term channel.