Vusion share retreats and breaks below its 20-day and 50-day moving averages, -9.5% in one month

A decline that widens the gap to short and medium-term moving averages

The Vusion share falls 2.34% to €125.00, while the SBF 120 declines by only 0.06% during the session. This decline is part of a 9.29% pullback over one month, so the share is now widening its gap from its moving averages. It stands 2.99% below the 20-day MA at €128.85 and 4.27% below the 50-day MA at €130.58, two thresholds that now act as nearby resistance levels.

The 200-day MA, at €150.18, remains 16.77% above the current price, reflecting the scale of the correction underway over the past year (–44.15% over twelve months). The RSI at 49 remains neutral, with no oversold signal that could suggest an immediate exhaustion of downward pressure. The next identified support level is at €112.40, approximately 10% below current prices, while resistance at €140 — which the share was still testing on Thursday, July 30 — now appears distant.

High short positions in a post-acquisition context in Spain

The Vusion file remains structurally characterized by a high level of short selling. According to filed declarations, seven funds cumulate 4.83% of the capital sold short (latest declaration on July 17, 2026), showing a slight decline of 0.24 percentage points over thirty days. This marginal reduction does not yet signal a disengagement by investors positioned for a decline: at this level, the bearish bet remains one of the most significant in the SBF 120 for this type of technology stock.

This context comes as the acquisition of In-Store Media in Spain, announced at the end of July and financed through debt, has added a balance sheet risk dimension to the file. The transaction aims to strengthen the group's in-store retail media activities, but its impact on half-year results remains to be measured. Analyst opinions constitute a point to monitor to assess whether this acquisition changes the consensus positioning on the stock.