HeidelbergCement – downward trend ended cleanly, but … – columns
Friday,
11/27/2020
10:41
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Despite the corona pandemic, the construction boom in Germany has continued unabated and has recently given stocks from this industry a significant boost. A look at the security of HeidelbergCement even shows a recently activated buy signal.
Shares in the building materials trader HeidelbergCement rose above their medium-term downtrend in mid-November and activated a buy signal by definition. At the same time, however, the value is heading straight for a marked resistance range between 61.75 and 62.71 euros, which could be used for profit-taking. On a medium-term basis, however, the long signal enables further gains, provided that the next hurdles can be overcome in the coming weeks. Volatility in particular is likely to increase noticeably very soon, and investors should keep a cool head here.
Watch out for the EMA 200
In order to benefit from a follow-up buy signal at HeidelbergCement in the direction of the highs from 2019 at 73.52 euros, you should first wait for a sustained increase above the hurdle of around 63.00 euros and thus the EMA 200 (red line weekly basis). This is the only way to noticeably increase the likelihood of a rise to the 2019 highs. As long as the resistance band lasts around 63.00 euros, one must reckon with intermittent setbacks back to a level of 57.98 euros and even 55.00 euros. This area could be used as a stepping stone for a further rise to the resistance area described and would again offer promising trading opportunities.
- Resistances: 61.62; 63.00; 64.04; 65.26; 66.88; 68.04 euros
- Supports: 59.30; 57.98; 57.10; 56.26; 55.00; 53.89 euros
HeidelbergCement in euros in the daily chart: 1 candle = 1 day (log. candle chart display)
Observation period: 18.10.2019 – 11/27/2020. Historical considerations are not reliable indicators for future developments. Source: tradingdesk.onemarkets.de/underlying/DE0006047004
HeidelbergCement in Euro In the weekly chart: 1 candle = 1 week (logical candle chart display)
Observation period: 23.11.2015 – 27.11.2020. Historical considerations are not reliable indicators for future developments. Source: tradingdesk.onemarkets.de/underlying/DE0006047004
Investment opportunities
Open End Turbo Bull Warrant on HeidelbergCement for speculation on an increase in share
| Underlying | WKN | Selling price in EUR | Base price in euros | lever | Last valuation day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HeidelbergCement | HR3JWJ | 1.25 | 49.026335 | 4.98 | Open end |
| HeidelbergCement | HR3JWT | 0.59 | 55,529825 | 10.43 | Open end |
Source: HypoVereinsbank onemarkets; As of: 11/27/2019; 10:05 a.m.
Open End Turbo Bear Warrant on HeidelbergCement for speculation on a price loss for the share
| Underlying | WKN | Selling price in EUR | Base price in euros | lever | Last valuation day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HeidelbergCement | HX21J5 | 1.18 | 72.578423 | 5.19 | Open end |
| HeidelbergCement | HR094V | 0.54 | 66.137536 | 11.41 | Open end |
Source: HypoVereinsbank onemarkets; As of: 11/27/2019; 10:09 a.m.
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