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Heidelberg Materials Stock Drops 12% Despite Analyst Optimism

Bearish indicators warn of more declines. Analysts remain optimistic, predicting a 13% upside.

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Heidelberg Materials Stock Drops 12% Despite Analyst Optimism

Heidelberg Materials' stock market price has been volatile in recent months. After reaching a peak of 212.20 euros in mid-August, it has since declined to 187.30 euros this week. Analysts remain largely confident, but technical indicators suggest a bearish trend.

The stock's journey has been marked by several key points. It initially climbed to its previous high in mid-August, only to face a downturn signaled by bearish divergences in the MACD and RSI indicators. Since mid-September, bears have dominated, pushing the price below crucial support levels. This week, the price has dropped nearly 12% from its August peak.

Analysts' views are mostly positive, with 12 buy ratings against 8 hold, 1 underweight, and 2 sell ratings. The average price target is 211.80 dollars, indicating an upside potential of nearly 13%. However, the next support level is at 182.20 euros, where the previous record high from late March is located. If the price does not stabilize here, a drop to the 200-day moving average is possible. Notable buy recommendations come from Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, JP Morgan, and Berenberg, while UBS holds a neutral rating.

Heidelberg Materials' stock market price has experienced a significant decline since August, with bearish indicators suggesting further potential downside. Despite this, analysts maintain a largely positive outlook, with a consensus price target implying substantial upside. The stock's next move will likely be crucial in determining its short-term trajectory.

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