Vusion share loses 12.5% in one month and falls back to its support at 116.40 €
Vusion's share is losing ground on Monday, in a Paris market itself oriented downward, while volatility rises on global exchanges ahead of several major monetary decisions this week. The Nantes-based specialist in connected electronic labels returns to a threshold already tested last Friday, in a context of accumulated downward pressure over several months.
A decline that brings the price back to its key support at 116.40 €
Vusion is down 2.26% at 116.60 € in session, returning to its support at 116.40 €. This level had already come under strong pressure on Friday, September 11, when the share briefly plunged below this threshold before rebounding by 2.5%. On Monday, the scenario looks similar: the price is stabilizing just above this floor, with no confirmed downward breakthrough for the time being. The scale of the decline remains consistent with a share that has lost nearly 12.5% over the past month and more than 5.5% over the week.
The RSI at 38 is approaching the oversold zone without reaching it, which signals a relative exhaustion of selling pressure. The share remains stuck below its three moving averages: the 20-day MA at 126.34 €, the 50-day MA at 128.38 € and the 200-day MA at 137.18 €, representing respective gaps of 7.71%, 9.18% and 15% above the current price. These moving averages form a sliding ceiling that weighs on medium-term momentum. The next resistance level only opens at 133.30 €, well beyond current levels.
Significant short positions and interim results on September 21
According to recorded declarations, six funds hold a net short position of 3.99% of capital, nearly stable over thirty days (compared to 4.08% one month ago, a decrease of 0.09 percentage points). This level remains elevated and reflects an institutional presence positioned downward on the share, although the absence of recent acceleration in short interest suggests that selling pressure has not intensified. These figures deserve to be monitored over time rather than interpreted in isolation.
Furthermore, the macroeconomic context of the session is weighing on all European technology stocks: the CAC 40 is down 0.78% in session, while the VIX jumps by 14.2% to 18.09, signaling a marked increase in appetite for caution on a global scale. The Fed, the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan are all set to announce their key interest rates this week in an environment of persistent inflation. For Vusion specifically, the next concrete milestone appears on analysts' calendar: 2026 interim results are expected on September 21, 2026.
