Vusion Stock Drops Over 2% and Takes a Breather After a 25% Rebound in Three Months
The Nanterre-based specialist in connected electronic labels pauses after several sessions of significant rebound. The stock moves against the grain of a slightly bullish SBF 120, while short positions remain a key aspect of the case.
A Retreat that Interrupts a Month of Recovery Without Breaking the Averages
Vusion stock drops 2.43% to €136.60 in mid-afternoon trading, after closing at €140 the previous day. This movement does not undermine the recent momentum: the stock is still up +10.16% over the week and +25.67% over three months, while the SBF 120 index has gained 0.21% during the session. The price remains above the MM20 (€134.29, a gap of +1.72%) and maintains a cushion of more than 6% over the MM50 (€128.53), while the MM200 at €169.32 highlights the medium-term lag (-19.32%).
The RSI at 37 indicates the rebound is running out of steam without tipping into oversold territory, following a still negative MACD (-2.38). The support at €117.40, broken at the end of June and then reclaimed at the beginning of July, remains the low reference point to watch under the short-term averages. Over twelve months, the performance shows a decline of 45.4%, which puts the current summer rebound into context: the stock is recovering some of the lost ground without having crossed back over its major long-term averages.
A Still High Cumulative Short Position at 5.07% of Capital, Down Over a Month
According to reviewed declarations, seven funds cumulatively hold 5.07% of the capital in short positions on the stock. The aggregate position has lightened by 1.69 points in thirty days, moving from 6.76% to 5.07%. The level remains significant: beyond 3% of the capital, it reflects a structured bearish bet, carried by institutional actors who anticipate a continuation of the correction or seek to hedge exposure in the sector.
The easing observed over a month accompanies the stock's recovery but does not eliminate the pressure: it indicates a start of partial coverage rather than a capitulation. This parameter deserves attention without being overinterpreted, as the stock remains one of the most shorted in the sector. The next operational milestone will come from the commercial calendar, following recent announcements in Turkey and the expansion of the partnership with Jysk that supports the group's trajectory in the EMEA zone.
