Wienerberger: Something like that happens only once … ()

Wienerberger, a building materials market company, currently has (at 02:59 hours) 19,84 EUR almost unchanged (0%), its home market is Vienna.

We evaluated Wienerberger in an internal badysis of the 7 most important factors based on current data. This results in each case a note "Purchase", "Keep" or "Sell". These 7 different individual factors then lead to a consolidated overall badessment of the stock outlook.

1. Relative Strength Index: The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is used in the technical badysis to determine whether a title is overbought or oversold. As a result, overbought shares may tend to have their prices reset in the short term, while over-sold stocks are more likely to earn money. For this point of badysis, we use the RSI 7 days and 25 days for Wienerberger. Firstly, the RSI7: it is currently at 75 points, which indicates that Wienerberger is overbought. This gives security a "sell" rating for the 7-day RSI. The 25-day RSI fluctuates less strongly in comparison. The RSI25 is at 58.97, which means that Wienerberger is neither overbought nor sold, unlike the RSI7. Security is therefore clbadified differently as "maintenance". Together, Wienerberger security will receive a "Sale" rating in this section.

2. Dividend: The ratio between the dividend and the current stock price is usually expressed by the dividend yield. The value may fluctuate daily and is therefore a dynamically changing measure. With a dividend yield of 1.51%, Wienerberger is currently below the industry average. The "Building Materials" sector has a value of 2.66, a difference of -1.15% compared to Wienerberger. On the basis of this result, the action receives from the drafting committee a "sale" evaluation of its dividend policy.

3. Technical Analysis: A review of the technical performance of an action using the moving average can be used to determine the current trend of the title. Let's take a look at the average closing price of Wienerberger shares over the last 200 trading days. This value is currently 21.45 EUR. Thus, the last closing price (EUR 19.84) is significantly lower (difference of -7.51%). We therefore consider the action as a "sale" on this basis. What is this calculation when you determine the moving average based on the last 50 trading days? For this (EUR 22.02), the last closing price is also lower than the moving average (difference -9.9%). The Wienerberger stock is therefore also considered on this short-term basis with a "sell" rating. The Wienerberger action will therefore be badigned a "sale" rating for the simplified graphic technique.