10.05.2026, 1662 Zeichen

In week 19 ATX looked for the first time ever over 6000 points, finally a plus of 1,54 percent to 5886,04 points remained. News came from Semperit, RBI, Andritz, Frequentis, FACC, Uniqa, Reploid, Kontron and Austrian Post.

BSNgine weekly Spitout: The ATX TR up 1,62% to 14.604,36 points this week. Year-to-date the ATX TR is now at 12,42%. Up to now there were 46 days with a positive and 42 with a negative gain. From the year-high we are 1,37% away, from the low 15,19%. Statistically the best weekday so far 2026 is Wednesday with 1,15%, the weakest is Thursday with -0,57%.

These are the best-performers this week: Frequentis 9,55% in front of Polytec Group 7,41% and AT&S 7,25%. And the following stocks performed worst: SBO -9,34% in front of CA Immo -8,64% and Verbund -6,94%.

Further highlights this week: Verbund for 5 days in a row down (6,94% loss from 64,15 to 59,7), also OMV 3 days down (2,91% loss from 61,75 to 59,95).

Best-performers year-to-date as of now: AT&S 212,42% (last year: 165,9 percent) followed by Austriacard Holdings AG 41,15% (last year: -1,37 percent) and Polytec Group 31,82% (last year: 65 percent). And the worst-performing stocks year-to-date: Wienerberger -17,37% (Vorjahr: 14,34 percent), followed by Mayr-Melnhof -15,07% (Vorjahr: 16,71 percent) and UBM -13,6% (Vorjahr: 23,29 percent).

High above the MA200: AT&S 158,75%, Austriacard Holdings AG 34,93% and RBI 30,1%.
Down under the MA200: UBM -16,55%, Kapsch TrafficCom -10,32% and DO&CO -9,27%.

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (09/05/2026)

Christian Drastil: Wiener Börse Plausch

Zertifikate Party Österreich: Peter Bösenberg und Societe Generale feat. Commerzbank (noch 6 Tage bis zum 20. Zertifikate Award 2026)

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Aktien auf dem Radar:Polytec Group, Semperit, AT&S, Austriacard Holdings AG, Amag, Kapsch TrafficCom, Zumtobel, Rosenbauer, Rosgix, CA Immo, FACC, Reploid Group AG, Andritz, Mayr-Melnhof, Palfinger, EuroTeleSites AG, Fabasoft, Frequentis, Gurktaler AG Stamm, Porr, voestalpine, BKS Bank Stamm, CPI Europe AG, Österreichische Post, Telekom Austria, Infineon, IBM, Cisco, Nvidia.

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