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$RHM now beneath 1500 E and the Weekly 50 MA - Can it bounce?XETR:RHM has had a fabulous run since the start of the Ukraine War. It has contributed to the DAX making new highs up until the summer of 25. However as mentioned elsewhere the possibility of a Ukraine Peace Plan has taken the lustre of European aerospace and defence stock, and RHM has been hit hard. From tickling the soft underbelly of 2000 Euros were no beneath 1500 Euros and also beneath the weekly 50 Moving Average. Is this where it bounces, or do we see more moves lower? Personally, I think any kind of peace agreement means we move lower, and i wonder if we head back to the 1000 Euro area. However if the peace plan is scuppered then we're likely to reclaim the 50MA and the 1500 Euro level...though it may not return to the highs of 2000 Euro. This will be a case of watching the news, and taking the lead from the negotiations. I wish for a just peace...but i winder if there's too many people making too much money out of the Ukraine War to allow it to end any time soon. Or is that just me being a cynical old b*stard?
XETR:RHMShort
by FXTraderPaul
Great opportunity to buy RHM at discountPYTH:RHM fell down from its ATH and this is a golden opportunity to dip buy. Within no time it will already be above 2000 euros as this is the backbone of German and perhaps also EU defense industry. Remember folks there is a big push to churn out defense equipment, weapons in the EU and across the world and it only accelerates in the next 5 years. This stock will go to 5000 euros in next 5 years. News alert: Rheinmetall Joint Venture Gets $4 Billion Combat Vehicle Order www.tradingview.com
XETR:RHMLong
by warenabuff
Rheinmetall now faces a crucial testWill it continue to dominate as Germany’s biggest defence player—or is the soaring rally over, giving smaller names in the sector a chance to gain strength? 🟢 The green scenario outlines what I see as the healthiest outcome: a controlled correction to absorb parts of the massive rally, allowing the market to reset before pushing to new highs. 🔵 The blue path would be less ideal. It suggests a shift into a bearish structure, which could trigger a deeper retracement—potentially even breaking below Point B of our overarching white sequence. For now, I’ve locked in some profits and will sit back. No clear buy. No clear sell. Stay sharp, friends—and remember: the chart speaks before the headlines.
XETR:RHM
by xSamu_TA
Rheinmetall Ag - Micro Timeframe EW-analysisI have two possible short-term scenarios for Rheinmetall. Both share the same structure on the higher degrees, but they differ slightly in the short term. Despite the difference in micro-counts, both scenarios remain bullish in the near term. As shown here, in this scenario, Wave 5 (yellow) is unfolding as an ending expanding diagonal, with each subwave in orange forming either a zigzag or a double zigzag. One small issue in this count is that Wave 4 (orange) hasn’t yet moved into the price territory of Wave 1 (orange), which is typically expected in an expanding diagonal. However, this is a guideline, not a rule so the count remains valid. Wave 4 (orange) may not be completed yet, and a break below the previous low would indicate that it's still in progress. For now, though, the structure suggests that Wave 5 (orange) has already begun and is expected to lead to a new all-time high. To validate this scenario, Wave 5 (orange) should unfold as a single zigzag (ABC) or a double zigzag (WXY). If instead it develops as a five-wave impulse, this count would be invalidated, and my second scenario would take over. The completion of this ending expanding diagonal would not only finish Wave 5 (yellow), but also mark the end of the larger Wave 3, (two degrees higher), which began on November 20, 2008. With NATO recently announcing that nearly every European country except Spain will allocate 5% of GDP to defense, I expect that the correction following this major wave 3 impulse may be relatively shallow. More likely, we could see a broad distribution phase take shape, possibly in the form of a triangle rather than a sharp retracement. Disclaimer: This analysis is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. All trading involves risk, and you should perform your own due diligence before making any trading decisions. The author is not responsible for any losses that may arise from reliance on this content. Always trade at your own risk.
XETR:RHM
by UnbieY
Indra and Rheinmetall Join Forces in Defense Alliance for IDVBy Ion Jauregui - ActivTrades Analyst Indra has entered into a new strategic alliance with German defense giant Rheinmetall for the joint development of armored vehicles, expanding their existing cooperation beyond combat electronics for Leopard tanks. This move comes during the International Defence and Security Fair (Feindef 25) in Madrid and at a critical time: both companies are involved in the bidding process to acquire Iveco Defence Vehicles (IDV), the military subsidiary of Iveco, in a deal that could exceed €1.4 billion. The operation has direct implications for Indra’s positioning as an industrial integrator in the land defense sector. Under the leadership of José Vicente de los Mozos, the Spanish firm is seeking to strengthen its capabilities through alliances and acquisitions, aiming to evolve from a primarily technological company into one with industrial production capacity—especially in small series manufacturing, which is vital in the NATO context. From a stock market perspective, Indra currently trades around €29 per share, reaching an intraday high of €30.56 yesterday, with a market capitalization close to €5.1 billion. The company’s performance in recent years has been positive, driven by its shift toward the defense sector and key contracts in digitalization and military systems. However, the stock fell 1.72% following the announcement of the potential IDV acquisition, reflecting investor caution toward large-scale operations. The midpoint control area for the stock lies slightly lower, around €27.50, despite moving averages continuing to indicate bullish momentum and the RSI standing in clear overbought territory at 64%. Rheinmetall, based in Düsseldorf, has been one of the major beneficiaries of the current geopolitical cycle. The stock traded at an all-time high of €1,744 per share yesterday, with a market capitalization exceeding €18 billion—doubling in value since 2022 due to the surge in European defense spending. However, following news of the IDV bid, its shares declined by 5.90%, closing the session at €1,594, reflecting market sensitivity to ambitious acquisitions. The midpoint control area for the stock stands just below at around €1,342, and once again, moving averages show no signs of trend reversal. The RSI remains clearly overbought at around 60%. Both companies now aim to consolidate a European land defense hub capable of competing on a global scale, with support from Brussels and a strong commitment to integrating strategic industrial capabilities. ******************************************************************************************* The information provided does not constitute investment research. The material has not been prepared in accordance with the legal requirements designed to promote the independence of investment research and such should be considered a marketing communication. All information has been prepared by ActivTrades ("AT"). The information does not contain a record of AT's prices, or an offer of or solicitation for a transaction in any financial instrument. No representation or warranty is given as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Any material provided does not have regard to the specific investment objective and financial situation of any person who may receive it. Past performance is not reliable indicator of future performance. AT provides an execution-only service. Consequently, any person acting on the information provided does so at their own risk.
XETR:RHMLong
by ActivTrades
Due to Geo Political changes in Europe grow expected. These types of rates are always difficult (but fun) to analyze, because there is no history. This one has gone from always low to sky high. But I can still do something with it. You see again, classically according to the Fibonacci model, that the rate has shot up from 400 to 1280, from the blue area straight through the green and yellow. The red area is the outperformance, but you don't know that because you don't know where the rate ends. You can put a reserve Fibonacci chart against that and then you suddenly see the purple area appear up to 2700. If I subdivide that again, resistance arises on: 1884 2064 2180 2313 2459 2700 The group was promoted to the DAX, Germany's main stock market index, in March 2023. It is the largest German and fifth-largest European arms manufacturer, and produces a variety of armored fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers, both wheeled and tracked.
XETR:RHMLong
by Rich_Exclusive_Trading
Why Invest in RheinmetallWhy Invest in Rheinmetall Rheinmetall’s defense segment accounts for a significant portion of its revenue and profits, providing a stable and growing revenue stream due to increased global defense budgets. In recent years, global defense spending has risen, driven by geopolitical tensions and security concerns, particularly in Europe and NATO countries. Rheinmetall benefits from this trend with a focus on: • Military vehicles: The company produces combat vehicles, armored trucks, and defense platforms, which are in high demand due to modernization efforts in several global defense forces. • Ammunition: Rheinmetall is a leader in supplying ammunition for land, air, and naval forces, with long-term contracts in place to supply NATO forces. • Defense electronics: The company produces advanced radars, communication systems, and sensor technologies for military and security applications. Rheinmetall has a strong order backlog, which is a positive indicator for long-term growth. With long-term defense contracts with governments in Germany, NATO, and other international defense forces, Rheinmetall enjoys visibility and stability for the coming years. This gives investors confidence in sustained revenue streams, particularly in the defense sector, which is typically less sensitive to economic cycles. In addition to its defense business, Rheinmetall is a key supplier in the automotive sector, particularly in areas such as electrification and safety technologies. The company’s automotive division produces components for electric vehicles (EVs), hybrid vehicles, and safety systems such as braking systems and collision sensors. This diversification makes Rheinmetall a dual-sector play, giving investors exposure to both the defense and automotive industries, both of which are poised for growth. • Automotive Safety Systems: Increasing demand for active safety and driver assistance systems in the automotive sector provides Rheinmetall with solid growth prospects. • Electrification: The company is expanding its presence in the electric vehicle market, benefitting from the global shift toward sustainable transportation. Rheinmetall is highly focused on research and development (R&D), ensuring that it remains competitive in both the defense and automotive markets. The company continues to develop next-generation technologies such as cybersecurity solutions, autonomous military systems, and electric propulsion systems for vehicles. This commitment to innovation ensures that Rheinmetall remains at the cutting edge of both its sectors. Rheinmetall offers a relatively attractive valuation compared to its peers in the defense sector, with a P/E ratio of 18x. The company's strong operating margins and high return on equity highlight its strong financial health, making it an appealing option for value-oriented investors. Additionally, the company’s low debt-to-equity ratio ensures financial flexibility, further enhancing its attractiveness. Strong Buy Recommendation In conclusion, Rheinmetall AG represents a strong investment opportunity, offering investors a diversified portfolio with strong exposure to both defense and automotive markets. The company benefits from long-term defense contracts, a growing order backlog, and strong positions in military vehicles, ammunition, and automotive safety systems. Its commitment to innovation and technological advancement, coupled with a strong balance sheet, makes it an attractive option for those seeking exposure to the growing global defense and automotive technology markets. With solid revenue growth, high margins, and a relatively attractive valuation, we recommend Rheinmetall AG as a strong buy for investors seeking a balance of growth potential, stability, and defensive characteristics in both defense and automotive sectors.
XETR:RHMLong
by gorgevorgian
3
Rheinmetall AG: A great defence company to consider About the company Rheinmetall AG is a holding company, which engages in the provision of development and sale of components, systems, and services for the security and civil industries. It operates through the following segments: Vehicle Systems, Weapon and Ammunition, Electronic Solutions, Sensors and Actuators, Materials and Trade, and Others. The Vehicle Systems segment offers a diverse portfolio of vehicles, including combat, support, logistics, and special vehicles. The Weapon and Ammunition segment includes products and solutions for threat-appropriate, firepower as well as comprehensive protection. The Electronic Solutions segment is involved in the chain of effects in the system network, from sensors and the networking of platforms and soldiers to the automated connection of effectors, as well as solutions for protection in cyberspace. The Sensors and Actuators consists of a product portfolio with exhaust gas recirculation systems, throttle valves, control dampers, and exhaust flaps for electromotors, solenoid valves, actuators and valve train systems, oil, water, and vacuum pumps for passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and light and heavy-duty off-road applications, as well as industrial solutions. The Materials and Trade segment focuses on the development of system components for the basic motor. Summary of business Next earnings: Wednesday 12th March 2025 (Full year 2024 results) Given the latest developments, Europe needs to be able to defend itself against Russia or any other enemies, with or without the United States. Invasion by Russia will remain a key risk for the foreseeable future to Europe and it needs to move fast and arm itself. For now, Europe’s first priority is to continue supporting Ukraine – Ukraine’s experienced military is currently the most effective deterrent against a Russian attack on the EU due to its experience on the battle ground. If Ukraine decides that a US-Russian deal to end the war is unacceptable Europe needs to step in first. A recent example is when the United States cut off military intelligence to Ukraine, prompting the United Kingdom to step in and provide intelligence support instead. Should the United states, continue to pull out of Ukraine, we expect Europe to quickly fill up the gaps. We expect European defence spending and capabilities to continue growing for the next number of years. As a result, we see opportunity for Rheinmetall. Rheinmetall is well positioned to benefit from the increase in budget allocations towards defense, especially as Germany is expected to play a key role in Europe’s defence as US military support declines. Since Europe is coming from an economic crisis, spreading costs over time looks like a feasible route Europe will take for this. Rheinmetall has a well-diversified portfolio across geographies and platforms, with 70% of its revenue from its defense business and 30% from its civil one. Escalating global security concerns are driving higher growth in the defence market as many countries in Europe have underspent over along time. European nations are expected to boost defence budgets to a minimum of 2% of gross domestic product, a trend likely to accelerate due to the Russia-Ukraine war. This situation offers a significant opportunity for Rheinmetall to benefit from its well-diversified geographical presence and product portfolio. On Thursday 06th March 2025, European Union (EU) leaders convened in Brussels for an extraordinary summit focused on defence and Ukraine, amid growing concerns over Europe’s security architecture and its financial underpinnings. The summit takes place in the wake of Washington’s abrupt suspension of military aid to Ukraine, placing increased pressure on the bloc to enhance its own defence commitments. During the meeting European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the 27 EU leaders are “determined to ensure Europe’s security and to act with the scale, the speed and the resolve that this situation demands. We are determined to invest more, to invest better and to invest faster together.” She added “These are extraordinary times. They call for extraordinary measures. With REARM Europe, we'll equip our Union with the capabilities it needs to support Ukraine and defend itself”. This reinforces the fact that more money will flow towards the defence industry and will more likely benefit Rheinmetall. The EU’s executive arm expects around 650 billion euros ($702 billion) to be unlocked through this initiative over the next four years. Even if only 30% of that trickles down to Rheinmetall each year — about 48 billion euros — it would more than triple the company’s current revenue. This makes the stock a strong buy from the current price with a price target of EUR 1800. Rationale for As the capacity leader in ammunition production, the company is well-positioned to capitalize on surging demand through long-term framework contracts lasting up to 10 years. Its strong incumbent role in the European Strategic Safety Initiative and the F-35 Lightning II fighter jet program — two of the largest air defence projects — will drive sustained production and revenue growth for decades. Risks to consider Rheinmetall's sales heavily rely on military funding, making its revenue stream inherently political and subject to uncertainty. Geopolitical risks and shifting alliances may restrict the company's ability to deliver products to certain countries like the USA which is a big market. Despite earnings growth, global defence stocks, including Rheinmetall, face persistent valuation pressure due to rising ESG-driven constraints on investment mandates. Revenue by country Europe: EUR3.40B German: EUR1.72B Asia: EUR817.00M Other regions: EUR642.00M North, middle and South America: EUR594.00M
XETR:RHMLong
by thesharkke
2
Possible Final Rally? RHM is in a steady upward trend, but in early February both price and volume rose sharply to around 1200 EUR. Since then, there’s been a drop in price and volume that may continue to develop. We haven’t seen a final rally yet, but it could be on the horizon. At the very least, it appears we’ll see a correction of some significance. Volume balance is positive, which strengthens the stock. However, RSI21 is above 70, indicating the stock is overbought according to classic technical analysis. This factor weakens the near-term outlook. From a fundamental perspective, I believe the stock is a good buy if the price comes down, both in the short and long term. Europe must rearm and produce its own weapons so it isn’t dependent on unpredictable politicians outside of Europe. Disclaimer: I have no position in RHM.
XETR:RHM
by scorpiris
2
Rheinmetall - time for a correction after 10x ?Like many other big stocks RHM could have completed 5 waves up with gains of roughly 1000% in 3 years. Considering their order backlog, a market cap of around 30 billion is not too unreasonable but the profit margins are still quite low. Demand for their products will remain high, the EU needs to invest in their military to be protected and independent. So a correction to the 0.618 retracement would be healthy before this can move to 1000€ in the next few years.
XETR:RHM
by flightleader78
14