On November 7, 2020, 01:00 a.m., the Swiss Re share will be listed on its home market SIX Swiss Ex at a price of CHF 71.62. The company belongs to the “Reinsurance” segment.
We analyzed the outlook for Swiss Re using 7 major categories. The share receives a partial rating for each category. Overall, the results lead to classification as “Buy”, “Hold” or “Sell”.
1. Investors: The investor sentiment at Swiss Re in the discussion forums and opinion columns on social media is particularly positive overall. This can be seen in the statements and opinions of the past two weeks, which we have evaluated for you in order to gain another valuation factor for the share. It turned out that the discussions in the past few days focused on particularly positive topics, giving the title the overall rating of “Buy”. In our assessment, this results in a “buy” overall for the investor sentiment point.
2. Technical analysis: If you compare the moving average of the closing price of Swiss Re shares over the last 200 trading days (GD200) of CHF 75.76 with the current price (CHF 71.62), the difference is -5.46 percent . The share thus receives a “sell” rating from a technical chart point of view for the GD200. Let’s look at the moving average of the closing price for the last 50 trading days (GD50). This is currently CHF 70.57, so the last closing price is at a similar level (+1.49 percent). This means that on this shorter-term analysis basis, Swiss Re will be given a different rating and the stock will be given a “hold” rating. Overall, this gives the company a “hold” rating for the simple chart technique.
3. Industry comparison share price: The share achieved a return of -26.11 percent in the past year. Compared to stocks from the same sector (“Finance”), Swiss Re is 32.81 percent below the average (6.69 percent). The median annual return for securities in the same insurance industry is 5.98 percent. Swiss Re is currently 32.09 percent below this value. Due to the underperformance, we rate the share at this level as a “sell”.
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