Signal for substantial purchase of AXA dividends: numeric data overshadowed by potential opportunity
AXA Share Surges Above Previous Record High Amid Operational Strength
The AXA share, the French insurance giant, has been making headlines recently as it surpassed its previous record high of 43.00 euros, reaching a peak of 43.58 euros. This impressive surge comes despite a slight dip at the start of the week, where the share closed just below the 43.00 mark at 42.77 euros.
Despite a two percent decrease in net profit to 3.9 billion euros in the first half of 2025 compared to the previous year, the AXA share has maintained its strength. The company demonstrated operational robustness, with revenue increasing by seven percent to 64.3 billion euros and the adjusted profit climbing by six percent to nearly 4.5 billion euros, without currency burdens.
The share's uptrend suggests a good chance that the 43.00 euro mark will be quickly reclaimed. Currently, the AXA share is trading above all major moving averages, including the 20-day, 50-day, and 100-day moving averages, by approximately 1.8 percent, 2.1 percent, and 3.7 percent respectively. The distance to the 200-day moving average is a significant 10.8 percent.
The recent dip in the share price, following the results announcement, was short-lived. After a brief disappointment, the share is once again convincing with strength and clear buy signals. In fact, the AXA share is about 2.2 percent above the 38-day moving average.
New entries for AXA could become interesting if the share manages to jump back above 43.00 euros, especially for dividend hunters seeking a dividend yield of 5.1 percent. The share initially fell below 40.00 euros in early August but quickly recovered, reaching a new multi-year high in mid-August 2025.
Despite currency losses affecting the company, AXA remains a running recommendation for investors. However, it's important to note that there is no clear information about who issued a specific recommendation for AXA after the "lifting of restrictions on results" was fully revoked.
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