08.09.2024, 1757 Zeichen

After very good weeks in the second half of August, September starts with heavy volatilitiy and even heavier trading volume, we saw the strongest week in about 20 years in trading volume. ATX TR fell 3,98 percent, Immofinanz 21,2 percent. News came from Austrian Post, Marinomed, Valneva, Pierer Mobility, Immofinanz, Kapsch TrafficCom, Zumtobel and RBI. 

BSNgine weekly Spitout: The ATX TR down -3,98% to 8.346,74 points this week. Year-to-date the ATX TR is now at 9,6%. Up to now there were 101 days with a positive and 75 with a negative gain. From the year-high we are 4,14% away, from the low 13,15%. Statistically the best weekday so far 2024 is Monday with 0,13%, the weakest is Tuesday with -0,05%.

These are the best-performers this week: Warimpex 2,06% in front of UBM 1,96% and EuroTeleSites AG 1,72%. And the following stocks performed worst: Immofinanz -21,24% in front of CA Immo -16,04% and Rosenbauer -10,6%.

Further highlights this week: Addiko Bank for 4 days in a row down (6,73% loss from 17,1 to 15,95), also Immofinanz 4 days down (23,18% loss from 32,35 to 24,85), Andritz 3 days down (3,36% loss from 59,6 to 57,6).

Best-performers year-to-date as of now: S Immo 79,2% (last year: 0,16 percent) followed by Bawag 44,02% (last year: -3,65 percent) and Erste Group 29,7% (last year: 22,84 percent). And the worst-performing stocks year-to-date: Pierer Mobility -45,27% (Vorjahr: -26,59 percent), followed by AT&S -34,3% (Vorjahr: -17,81 percent) and SBO -30,77% (Vorjahr: -24,05 percent).

High above the MA200: S Immo 25,11%, Bawag 21,65% and Rosenbauer 16,01%.
Down under the MA200: Pierer Mobility -33,86%, SBO -24,51% and Mayr-Melnhof -18,98%.

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (07/09/2024)

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