Vusion Shares Under Pressure at €121.40: Short Sellers Rise to 6.93%
Vusion shares fell to €121.40 this Friday midday in a heavily declining Paris market, with the CAC 40 down 1.35%. The electronic label specialist still shows a year-over-year drop of 36.74%, despite a gain of 2.02% over the week. Declared short positions on the stock continue to grow.
Net Short Positions Climb to 6.93% of Capital at Vusion
According to reviewed declarations, the cumulative net short positions on Vusion have reached 6.93% of the capital, distributed among nine funds. The movement has intensified over a month, with an increase of 0.34 points from the 6.59% level observed thirty days ago. Davidson Kempner European Partners leads with 1.09% of the capital, followed by Pertento Partners (1.05%) and D. E. Shaw & Co. (0.90%). This selling pressure persists as the stock has experienced a tumultuous period since the publication of the quarterly revenue at the end of April, with a surge of over 10% on April 23, followed by a decline of 6.73% the next day. The company, based in Nanterre and led by Thierry Gadou, remains weighed down by a negative annual performance (-36.74%), although the last three months have returned to positive territory (+1.08%).
Stock Falls Below its 20-Day Moving Average and Moves Away from the €147 Resistance
At €121.40, the price slips below its 20-day moving average, which is at €124.19. It maintains a gap of nearly 5% above the 50-day average (€115.73), but remains deeply behind the 200-day average at €181.69, a deviation of 33%. The RSI at 54 indicates a neutral dynamic, with no excess in either direction. The price moves in the lower part of the Bollinger bands, at 40% of the range, between an upper limit at €138.39 and a lower limit at €109.99. The technical support identified at €105.90 remains the low reference point, with the resistance at €147.00 now out of immediate reach. The next calendar event for shareholders is the annual general meeting, scheduled for June 4, 2026.
