Technical Update - Will Siemens Energy close the week above support? Vestas Wind & Nordex testing key supports

Technical Update - Will Siemens Energy close the week above support? Vestas Wind & Nordex testing key supports

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Kim Cramer Larsson

Technical Analyst, Saxo Bank

Summary:  Profit warning from Siemens Energy sending share price down with 30% is also affecting Vestas Wind and Nordex, although fairly mildly.
Vestas Wind and Nordex stocks are finding buyers above key support levels whereas Siemens Energy share price is likely to be depressed for quite some time.
Today's closing price could be crucial to Siemens stock


Siemens Energy is being hit hard after profit warning tis morning sending down the share price with approx. 30% to around the 0.618 retracement at 15.81 about 50 cent above support at around 14.54

Closing price today could be key since it is the last trading of the week. RSI is at the time of writing below 40 threshold i.e., in negative sentiment but if buyers can lift the stock so RSI closes above 40 we are likely to see a rebound in Siemens Energy next week. Otherwise the selling pressure could continue.

Volume is extremely high but selling pressure could exhaust above the 14.54 support.

Short-term. Fluctuating around the 0.618 retracement Siemens Energy is a bit oversold with RSI below 20. But the share price can still drop to test the support at around 14.54.
If the share price can crawl back above the 200 daily Moving Average and resistance at 18.15 it could give energy to a rebound to 20-21.
An RSI close above its falling trendline could be first indication of that scenario to play out.

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Vestas Wind share price is affected by the Siemens Energy troubles. Currently below 200 daily Moving Average just above key support at around 179.70. A close below could lead to further selling down to around 167.

RSI is negative indicating lower levels but volume is quite light meaning the sellers are not in high numbers.

Medium-term Vestas is range bound between 178 and 215.50. Weekly RSI is still showing positive sentiment indicating the share price could rebound form support towards the upper end of the range.
For Vestas to confirm an uptrend a close above 200 is needed but to break medium-term sideways range a clsoe above 215. If that scenario plays out there is potential to around 275-285.

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Nordex AG was also hit this morning but has recovered from support around 10EUR. Very short-term Nordex is in a downtrend but in the short- to medium term seems more range bound between 10 and 12 EUR. Break is from this range is needed for direction.

If a close below 10 selling pressure could take Nordex down to around 9.
A close above 12 could pave the road to 13.50 area. First indication of that scenario to play out would be a close above the very short-term falling trend that could lead to a test of the upper range around 12.

Daily RSI is negative but sellers have not been successful in pushing the share price lower.

Weekly RSI is still showing positive sentiment indicating break out is likely to be to the upside. Support at around 10 EUR is the key.

 

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Author of this articel is holding a position in all three companies

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