Stellantis shares, the CAC 40's laggard, shed 12.6% in one week
The multi-brand carmaker closes the Paris index at the bottom of the rankings, in a market that is nonetheless trending higher. The decline wipes out much of the early-month rebound and brings the stock back toward its recent lows.
A decline that pushes the stock below all its moving averages
Shares in Stellantis fell 2.11% to €3.63 in early afternoon trading, while the CAC 40 gained 0.61%. The stock is down 12.6% over the week, following the rebound in the first week of November, and down 23.5% over three months.
The price is below the 20-day moving average (MM20) at €3.92, a gap of 7.28%, as well as the MM50 and the MM200, the latter being more than 33% above the current price.
The €3.55 support is now only about 2% from the price, and the RSI at 38 remains outside the oversold zone. Renault, a comparable stock in the sector, fell 0.85% during the session.
A stock trading at 6.9 times expected earnings despite a 60.8% drop over one year
Over twelve months, the stock has lost 60.84%. According to the consensus of the analysts surveyed, it trades at about 6.9 times earnings for the current fiscal year and 3.8 times those of the following year.
On October 28, the group published third-quarter results showing year-on-year improvement and confirmed its 2026 targets, with North America returning to profitability and Europe posting a loss. The stock has not maintained the momentum that followed that release. The €3.55 level is now the threshold the price is approaching for a test.
