Diebold Nixdorf shares: Things can’t go on like this! ()

This analysis concerns Diebold Nixdorf stock, which is managed in the “Technology Hardware and Equipment” segment. The stock trades on December 29, 2022 at 9:10 am on its home exchange in New York at USD 1.28.

To evaluate this course, we put Diebold Nixdorf through a multi-step review process. This results in judgments as to whether Diebold Nixdorf should be classified as a “buy”, “hold”, or “sell”. A final consolidation of these ratings results in the overall rating.

1. Sentiment and Buzz: Significant changes in the mood or frequency of communication allow precise conclusions to be drawn about the current image of a social media share. In Diebold Nixdorf, the atmosphere has improved over the past four weeks. We then evaluate the title as “buy”. Conversely, a slight reduction in communication frequency was recorded. that is. the company has been talked about less in recent weeks. Overall, Diebold Nixdorf receives a “buy” rating at this level.

2. Relative Strength Index: For stocks, technical analysis also looks at the relationship between the up and down movements of a price over time and plots it over a 7 day period in the Relative Strength Index. Based on this so-called RSI, Diebold Nixdorf is currently overbought at 78.48. Therefore, this signal is classified as “Sell”. The relative 25-day movement extent (RSI25) gives the stock a reading of 72.28. This is considered a signal that the stock is considered overbought. Consequently, the valuation on this basis is “Sell”. Overall, this results in the “Sell” classification for the RSI.

3. Industry Comparison Stock Price: Diebold Nixdorf has performed -65.76% over the past 12 months. Similar stocks in the “Computers & Peripherals” sector rose an average of 24.03%, resulting in a sector underperformance for Diebold Nixdorf of -89.8%. The “Information Technology” sector recorded an average return of 57.18% last year. Diebold Nixdorf was 122.94% below this average. Underperformance against both industry and sector leads to a “Sell” rating in this category.