Teleperformance Stock Rebounds Nearly 3% After a 14% Drop

A Modest Rebound After the Historic Drop on June 30

Teleperformance stock gains 2.89% to €47.31, ranking among the top risers in the SBF 120 while the broader index is down 0.29%. However, the movement is modest compared to the nearly 14% drop experienced the previous day, triggered by disappointing results from American competitor Concentrix. Over the week, the stock is still down 11.7%, with a monthly loss of nearly 25%. Over the year, the slide extends to 42.5%, taking the price far from all its technical benchmarks. The €47.31 threshold places the stock about 22% below its 50-day moving average (€60.73) and 19% below its 200-day moving average (€58.67), a gap that reflects the magnitude of the recent correction. The RSI at 36 indicates seller exhaustion observed after Tuesday's session, without yet entering a clear oversold zone.

Persistent Selling Pressure and a Very Low Valuation

Beyond technical analysis, the situation remains marked by entrenched institutional skepticism. According to reviewed statements, nine funds cumulatively hold 11.42% of the capital sold short, a level significantly above the 3% threshold beyond which a cumulative short position indicates a structured bearish bet. The increase over thirty days is marginal (+0.01 point), indicating that the stock of short positions has not been reinforced following the Concentrix release, nor has it been unwound. Concurrently, the drop in the stock price has mechanically compressed the valuation: based on expected earnings, the stock is trading at approximately 3.6 times the results of the current fiscal year according to the consensus of surveyed analysts, a multiple that reflects the market's deep skepticism about the group's trajectory. The next technical benchmark to watch remains the support at €53.06, which has now become resistance after being breached last week.

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