Wendel Stock Hits a Two-Year Low at 74.85 Euros, RSI Indicates Oversold

Wendel Stock Reaches a Symbolic Threshold by Setting a New Two-Year Low

Today, Wendel's stock has crossed a symbolic threshold by setting a new two-year low. At 74.85 euros midday, the stock broke through the previous floor of 74.95 euros from November 2025, illustrating persistent selling pressure on the stock. Over three months, the decline has reached 7.42%, while the annual performance now shows a deficit of 16.6%. This drop occurs as the CAC 40 moves around 7,907 points during the session, with a very slight decline of 0.05%. The SBF 120 also appears stable. The market context remains tense, with the VIX at 27.29 points on March 12, a level indicating high tension. Among comparable stocks, AXA is down 0.26% and Adyen has fallen by 0.18%, significantly less than Wendel's drop this Monday.

Technical Analysis Shows Significant Weakness

Technically, the stock's configuration shows pronounced weakness. The price of 74.85 euros has significantly dipped below the 50-day moving average, which is at 84.17 euros, and below the 200-day moving average, which is positioned at 83.41 euros. This significant gap between the price and these two trend indicators confirms the extent of the recent drop. The RSI (Relative Strength Index), which measures the momentum of a stock on a scale of 0 to 100, has fallen to 22, indicating a pronounced oversold condition. A level below 30 generally signals an excessive bearishness that may precede a technical rebound, although it does not guarantee one. The support at 78.10 euros, which corresponded to Friday's closing price, was clearly broken this Monday, which could pave the way for a continued slide unless a new level is validated. On the financial calendar, the next milestone is the publication of the first quarter 2026 results, scheduled for April 22, followed by the annual general meeting planned for May 21.