SES Shares Fall by 2.5% and Drop Below Their MM20
The Luxembourg-based satellite operator continues its decline in mid-morning trading in a downward trending Paris market. This movement contrasts with the favorable adjustment published the previous day by a major American bank on the stock. The stock deepens its weekly correction while remaining well above its long-term moving average.
Morgan Stanley Raises Its Target to €9, Opening a Potential of Over 23%
SES shares fall by 2.28% to €7.30 in session, while Morgan Stanley had raised its price target from €7 to €9 the previous day, with a 'market weight' rating. The new target opens a theoretical upside potential of more than 23% compared to the current price, but this is not immediately reflected in the stock price. The stock moves contrary to this adjustment, in a context of sell-offs across the entire Parisian market: the SBF 120 is down by 0.42%, and the CAC 40 by 0.41%. The session follows the decline of the previous day, which had already brought the stock back to its short-term moving average.
The Stock Drops Below Its MM20 But Maintains a Cushion of More Than 10% Over Its MM200
Today's decline causes the price to drop below the MM20 at €7.48 (a decrease of -2.41%), after several sessions close to it. The MM50, at €7.96, also remains above the current price, with a gap of 8.29%. However, the stock still maintains a comfortable cushion over its long-term moving average, with the MM200 at €6.63 being more than 10% below the current price, indicating an underlying bullish trend despite the recent correction.
The RSI at 46 remains in the neutral zone, with no signs of exhaustion, while the MACD maintains a positive histogram at 0.07. Over the week, the stock has lost 7.3% and erased part of the rebound that began in late June, but it is still up nearly 16% over three months. The technical support identified at €6.63, which coincides with the 200-day moving average, represents the next numerical benchmark for the stock.
