Vusion share retreats and breaks below its 20-day and 50-day moving averages, -9.5% in one month
Vusion continues its decline on Tuesday, losing ground in an almost stable SBF 120. The share of the connected electronic label specialist ranks among the strongest declines in the index, penalized by selling momentum that forms part of a significant monthly pullback.
A decline that widens the gap to short and medium-term moving averages
The Vusion share falls 2.34% to €125.00, while the SBF 120 declines by only 0.06% during the session. This decline is part of a 9.29% pullback over one month, so the share is now widening its gap from its moving averages. It stands 2.99% below the 20-day MA at €128.85 and 4.27% below the 50-day MA at €130.58, two thresholds that now act as nearby resistance levels.
The 200-day MA, at €150.18, remains 16.77% above the current price, reflecting the scale of the correction underway over the past year (–44.15% over twelve months). The RSI at 49 remains neutral, with no oversold signal that could suggest an immediate exhaustion of downward pressure. The next identified support level is at €112.40, approximately 10% below current prices, while resistance at €140 — which the share was still testing on Thursday, July 30 — now appears distant.
High short positions in a post-acquisition context in Spain
The Vusion file remains structurally characterized by a high level of short selling. According to filed declarations, seven funds cumulate 4.83% of the capital sold short (latest declaration on July 17, 2026), showing a slight decline of 0.24 percentage points over thirty days. This marginal reduction does not yet signal a disengagement by investors positioned for a decline: at this level, the bearish bet remains one of the most significant in the SBF 120 for this type of technology stock.
This context comes as the acquisition of In-Store Media in Spain, announced at the end of July and financed through debt, has added a balance sheet risk dimension to the file. The transaction aims to strengthen the group's in-store retail media activities, but its impact on half-year results remains to be measured. Analyst opinions constitute a point to monitor to assess whether this acquisition changes the consensus positioning on the stock.
