The share is listed on the Xetra stock exchange on March 14, 2023, 5:25 p.m., at a price of EUR 140.96. Siemens shares are assigned to the “Industrial Conglomerates” segment.

To evaluate this course, we subjected Siemens to a multi-stage analysis process. This results in assessments as to whether Siemens should be classified as “buy”, “hold” or “sell”. A final consolidation of these assessments results in the overall assessment.

Sector comparison Share price: Compared to the average annual performance of shares from the same sector (“industry”), Siemens is more than 35 percent below with a return of 10.86 percent. The “industrial conglomerates” sector achieved an average return of 14.23 percent over the past 12 months. Here, too, Siemens is significantly lower at 3.37 percent. The stock’s performance over the past year results in a “Sell” rating in this category.

Investors: Investor sentiment is based on discussions and interactions by market participants on social media related to the stock market. Siemens has been the subject of particularly positive discussions over the past two weeks. On ten days the discussion was mainly characterized by positive topics, while on two days negative communication predominated. Currently, during the past one or two days, it is also mainly positive topics that investors are interested in. Due to this mood picture, the stock gets a “buy” rating today. More in-depth and automatic analyzes of the communication have shown that “buy” signals have been in the foreground in recent times. This gives Siemens an overall “buy” rating based on the Investor Sentiment Barometer.

Technical analysis: Siemens’ 200-day line (GD200) is currently at EUR 119.46. This gives the share the “buy” rating, insofar as the share price closed at EUR 140.96 and has thus built up a gap of +18 percent. The ratio is different compared to the moving average price of the past 50 days. The GD50 has currently reached a level of EUR 143.42. This in turn corresponds to the current difference of -1.72 percent for Siemens shares and thus a “hold” signal. The overall result based on the two periods is therefore “Buy”.