Siemens Energy shares on the rise: is there a trend reversal? Experts remain skeptical.

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According to a report from www.finanzen.net, Siemens Energy shares experienced a recovery rally and rose again to around 12 euros. This represents an increase of 87 percent since the record low in October, but the shares still have an annual loss of almost a third, making them the weakest DAX stock. On the occasion of the upcoming Capital Markets Day, analyst Nicholas Green from Bernstein said that investors want a credible turnaround plan towards positive cash flow. Green continues to fundamentally rate the shares as “underperform” and is entering the event neutral with no major expectations. The recovery rally in Siemens Energy shares shows a short-term...

Gemäß einem Bericht von www.finanzen.net, verzeichneten die Aktien von Siemens Energy eine Erholungsrally und stiegen wieder auf etwa 12 Euro. Dies stellt eine Steigerung um 87 Prozent seit dem Rekordtief im Oktober dar, jedoch weisen die Aktien immer noch einen Jahresverlust von fast einem Drittel auf, was sie zum schwächsten DAX-Wert macht. Anlässlich des bevorstehenden Kapitalmarktages äußerte sich Analyst Nicholas Green von Bernstein, dass die Anleger sich einen glaubwürdigen Turnaroundplan hin zu positivem Barmittelfluss wünschen. Green bewertet die Aktien weiterhin fundamental mit „Underperform“ und geht ohne größere Erwartungen neutral in die Veranstaltung. Die Erholungsrally der Siemens Energy-Aktien zeigt eine kurzfristige …
According to a report from www.finanzen.net, Siemens Energy shares experienced a recovery rally and rose again to around 12 euros. This represents an increase of 87 percent since the record low in October, but the shares still have an annual loss of almost a third, making them the weakest DAX stock. On the occasion of the upcoming Capital Markets Day, analyst Nicholas Green from Bernstein said that investors want a credible turnaround plan towards positive cash flow. Green continues to fundamentally rate the shares as “underperform” and is entering the event neutral with no major expectations. The recovery rally in Siemens Energy shares shows a short-term...

Siemens Energy shares on the rise: is there a trend reversal? Experts remain skeptical.

According to a report by www.finanzen.net, Siemens Energy shares recorded a recovery rally and rose again to around 12 euros. This represents an increase of 87 percent since the record low in October, but the shares still have an annual loss of almost a third, making them the weakest DAX stock. On the occasion of the upcoming Capital Markets Day, analyst Nicholas Green from Bernstein said that investors want a credible turnaround plan towards positive cash flow. Green continues to fundamentally rate the shares as “underperform” and is entering the event neutral with no major expectations.

The recovery rally in Siemens Energy shares shows short-term improvement, but the annual loss and analysts' fundamental valuation continue to signal latent weakness. Uncertainty regarding the turnaround plan and cash flow could impact investor confidence and have a negative impact on the share price. In addition, the continuation of the current business model could have long-term effects on Siemens Energy's position in the energy market. It can therefore be assumed that the Siemens Energy shares will remain volatile for the time being and depend on the results of the capital market day.

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