LISI stock climbs 3% and records one of the best gains on the SBF 120
LISI ends Monday, September 14 trading session with a sharp increase, going against the tide of a declining SBF 120. The rebound brings the stock above its twenty-day moving average, in a market dominated by concerns over rates and the surge in oil prices.
A rebound of 3.24% that puts the stock back above its 20-day MA despite a falling SBF 120
The LISI stock closes at €63.80, up 3.24% from Friday's last close (€61.80), ranking among the strongest gains on the SBF 120 at the end of a session where the broader index declined 0.85%. The CAC 40 also gives up 0.85% at close, in a context of renewed tension on rates: the Fed meets Wednesday, the Bank of England Thursday and the Bank of Japan Friday, while US inflation comes in at 3.4% in August, slightly above expectations. The VIX meanwhile surges over 9% to 17.27, reflecting heightened nervousness in equity markets.
LISI resists this unfavorable environment and moves back above its 20-day MA at €62.50, with a positive gap of 2.08%. The stock remains, however, below its 50-day MA at €64.76 (gap of -1.48%), a threshold that will constitute the next technical hurdle to overcome to consolidate this rebound. Over the week, gains reach 4.93%, while the decline over one month remains at 4.35%.
A stock that confirms its 2026 objectives and holds its support, 7% above its 200-day MA
On the fundamentals side, following the publication of the first half 2026 results on July 23, LISI had confirmed its objectives for the current fiscal year and anticipated an improvement for the fourth consecutive year of its key financial indicators. Today's session extends the rebound of more than 3.5% from last Friday, which had already marked a return to the €59.50 support level. The stock thus moves away from this floor and widens the gap with its 200-day MA at €59.66, positioning itself 6.94% above.
The RSI at 45 remains in neutral territory, with no overbought signal, leaving room before reaching the resistance identified at €68.30. Net declared short positions remain a point to monitor to assess the conviction of institutional players on this recovery. The 50-day MA at €64.76 represents the next obstacle to watch to validate the short-term bullish momentum.
