Relative Strength Index: To assess whether a security is currently "overbought" or "oversold", the up and down movements over time can be correlated. This provides the so-called Relative Strength Index (RSI), an indicator from the technical analysis which is widely used in the financial market. We are now rating Schaeffler based on the shorter-dated RSI of the last 7 days and the somewhat longer-term RSI on a 25-day basis. First, the 7-day RSI: this currently stands at 63.82 points, which means that the Schaeffler share is neither overbought nor sold. As a result, she receives a "hold" rating. Now for the RSI25: Again, Schaeffler is neither overbought nor sold (value: 61.23), so the stock also receives a "Hold" rating for the RSI25.

Technical analysis: The 200-day line (GD200) of Schaeffler currently runs at 7.95 EUR. Thus, the stock receives the classification "Sell", in so far as the share price even at 6.244 EUR went out of trading and thus has built a gap of -21.46 percent. The ratio is different from the moving average price of the past 50 days. The GD50 has currently reached a level of EUR 6.91. This in turn corresponds to the Schaeffler share's current difference of -9.64 percent and thus a "sell" signal. The overall result based on the two periods is therefore "Sell".

Dividend: The dividend yield measures the ratio between the dividend and the current share price and is usually expressed as a percentage. The current dividend yield for Schaeffler is 8.3 percent in relation to the price level and is 2.99 percent above the mean (5.31) for this share. Schaeffler therefore receives a "buy" rating from our analysts for this dividend policy.

Investors: Over the past two weeks, Schaeffler has been rated as particularly negative by predominantly private users in social media. Our editorial staff comes to this conclusion in the evaluation of the various comments and speeches that have dealt with this value in the past two weeks. In addition, in the past few days mainly negative issues around the value were addressed. In summary, we believe that investor sentiment at this level allows for the "sell" rating. In addition, the editors also filtered out exactly calculable signals and finally found 9 sell signals. We therefore assign a "sell" recommendation to this evaluation. Therefore, the investor sentiment measurement as a whole produces a "sell" rating.