Let’s discuss Exel Composites company here.
The company’s performance has been quite a rollercoaster, but at least Seligson’s funds (Phoenix and Phoebus) believe in the company as they have increased their ownership.
“Falling knife”
Looking at it on a weekly level, a quite clear downtrend channel can be drawn, which has currently turned into a horizontal movement. This could be the first sign of finding bottoms, but it is not enough to confirm it.
attention is drawn to the strong selling volume that began last autumn, which has practically grown towards this period
for a turnaround to occur, institutional buyers with enough purchasing power to turn the price around would need to be found. Otherwise, Exel may continue this horizontal consolidation for a long time.
On a daily level, consolidation is clearly visible (low 3.92 and high 4.49)
it is positive that the price is above ema12 and ema26, in the middle of the BB
RSI is 54 (neutral), I drew a trend line along which a potential rise should proceed
MACD has made a so-called bull cross, indicating the beginning of an upward movement
there is not much RSI divergence at the moment, i.e., neutral
The biggest problem with Exel is that it no longer has any sensible support level if 3.92 breaks.
a stop-loss should be placed quite tightly below it, as there is a danger that larger selling waves will be triggered at that point and the plunge will continue strongly downwards (if you already have a position)
For me to consider buying this for a long position, that weekly turnaround would have to happen. This would mean that on a daily level, 4.49 would be broken, and then the rise would end at a new Higher Low (HL), which would be max. 30% below the previous HL, somewhere around 4.3. After that, the price should start to rise, exceeding the previously made HL. The first stop buy order could be made upon crossing that HL, and then scaling according to further development.
the stop-loss would then be around the HL of 4.3, depending on risk tolerance. It could then be moved upwards as the price rises.
This is a very quick analysis at the end of the evening.
"Currently, the cheapest growth on the Helsinki Stock Exchange, based on the PEG ratio, is offered by Exel Composites, with a coefficient of only 0.08. If the company succeeds even partially in its growth targets, the stock already has significant upside potential.
Exel’s earnings per share were 0.14 euros last year, but analysts expect them to rise to 0.34 euros this year and still to 0.48 euros next year. At the same time, the share price has fallen by 25.6 percent in a year."
This exel stock price drop from five euros, where it went back to 4.30, is really interesting.
There was a big hype with Arvoguru and the Kauppalehti article, but now apparently the drop is due to big funds selling. Why is this? They must have better information than me, and that’s why I’m a bit nervous about adding more of this… In itself, nothing has changed in the company to justify this stock price drop…
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Due to the hype, I started to get interested in this stock, but I’ve only just scratched the surface.
Things that make me wonder:
Has anything happened here that would make the ship particularly turn compared to the last 10 years? The same CEO has been in charge for at least 5 years.
Low capital requirement and semi-bulk industry? Sounds like a bad combination. From what I understand about carbon fiber work, even a skilled hobbyist can make their own carbon fiber parts in their garage…
No visible main owner, is management driving growth or maximizing shareholder value?
I’ll have to look into it more, it’s cheap if the forecasts even come close…