(News Bulletin 247) – A clearly asserted upward dynamic on SCOR SE shares will invite active investors to take a buying position, as part of a swing trading operation.

NB: investors who have followed our recommendation dated 08/21 on this same value, taking care to adjust the stop and the price objective with the present elements.

KEY GRAPHIC ELEMENTS

The graphical analysis of daily data of the SCOR share makes it possible to identify an upward trend in the short term as well as in the medium term. The title has no difficulty in regularly creating new high points. Among the dominant graphical factors, we noted the presence of an upward channel on SCOR share prices. We have represented this technical corridor in black on the chart. In terms of trend indicators, the 20-day moving average (in dark blue) acts as support for prices. The trading volume is increasing, a technical data favorable to our anticipation.

FORECAST

Looking at the key chart factors we mentioned, our view is bullish on SCOR SE stock in the short term.

Active investors will take a purchase position on the SCOR SE share at a price of €30,670 with a target of €39,990 in their sights. They will protect their capital by placing a stop at €27,300.

News Bulletin 247 advice

SCOR SE
Positive €30,670
Objective :
€39,990
Potential :
+30.39%
Stop:
€27,300
Resistance(s):
32,000 / 35,000 / 40,000
Support(s):
27,600 / 25,200 / 24,150

DAILY DATA CHART

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