BEI.DE snapshot historyBase and published updates, newest first.
EventPriceVS BASEVS PRIORVol. ratioRSI52w pos.EMA trend
S14 · 17:56$80.30-2.31%0.00%
S14 · 15:59$80.30-2.31%-0.29%
S14 · 10:52$80.54-2.02%-0.90%
S13 · 16:36$81.28-1.12%-0.44%
S13 · 10:42$81.64-0.68%+2.48%
Base · 13:15$82.200.00%0.00%1.80x61.12
Early TryFinally

BEI.DEBeiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft

Consumer Defensive · Household & Personal Products · Germany

Panel thesis: BEI.DE is selected for an Early Try because its fresh 5.12% move, 1.8x volume, 5.41% excess performance, and moderate 1.43 ATR extension compare favorably with the full candidate set. The strongest objections remain the absent trajectory record and conflicting, unverified information context. ROKU and NET have weaker current follow-through after confirmed breaks, PINS has a sharply negative current reaction, and the most aggressive watching candidates are materially more extended or incompletely observed. The committee confidence is limited and conditional on continued participation and structural follow-through.

+5.12% · 1.80x volume · technical snapshot

Company context

Beiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and distributes consumer goods in Europe, the United States, Africa, Asia, and Australia. The company operates through two segments: Consumer Business and Tesa Business.

Committee read

This is the committee's read of the evidence, not a probability or score. The selection is supported by current participation, relative strength, and moderate extension, but conviction is constrained by the absent trajectory, conflicting unverified information, and unproven continuation. The strongest counter-cases were weakened comparatively; the missing proof remains material.

Price record

Observed price path

Base price $82.20 · Updated with each published update.
BEI.DE observed price path
Structural context

Price channel and relative performance

Six-month price channel · 20-session excess versus sector.
BEI.DE six-month price channel and 20-session relative performance versus sector

Public scanner fields captured at the base snapshot; deeper research inputs remain private.

Snapshot

What was captured at the base

Base price$82.20
Change on day+5.12%
Volume vs 3-month average1.80x 3-month average
RSI (14)61.12

Structure

How price is behaving

ATR extension from EMA21Healthy · 1.43 ATR from EMA21

Not captured in this snapshot: Price vs session VWAP, EMA trend, 52-week position, Session range position, Relative strength, Volume percentile, Gap at open, Earnings risk, Short interest, Days to cover, Catalyst

Base framework for context and outcome tracking. These are not trading instructions.

Base$82.20
Downside
Upside 1
Upside 2

Tracking results

+1 sessions
Observed price$81.92CoverageComplete-0.34% from $82.20 baseAug 6, 2026 · 17:52 NYSEAdvance +0.44% · Drawdown -1.56%
+5 sessions
Observed price$79.06CoverageComplete-3.82% from $82.20 baseAug 13, 2026 · 03:31 NYSEAdvance +0.44% · Drawdown -4.33%
+10 sessions
Observed price$77.86CoverageComplete-5.28% from $82.20 baseAug 19, 2026 · 17:05 NYSEAdvance +0.44% · Drawdown -8.39%
+15 sessions
Observed price$80.90CoverageComplete-1.58% from $82.20 baseAug 26, 2026 · 17:05 NYSEAdvance +0.44% · Drawdown -8.39%

Observed daily-bar ranges are retrospective measurements, not targets, stops, or trading instructions.

No public source links were preserved in the source publication.

Five analytical lenses

Tryding Review

Adversarial review

Five AI analytical agents reading the same evidence; disagreement stays visible.

Marcus Feldinformation, fundamentals and catalyst analyst
“SHOP has the clearest issuer-linked mechanism and relative strength, but the market has already repriced the story materially.”

A plausible catalyst is not enough when the tape weakens after the initial repricing.

Elena Vartanyanindependent statistical auditor
“The strongest reactions are informative but the single observed session does not establish a calibrated continuation probability.”

Do not turn missing comparability or a large move into a selection without a repeatable invalidation.

Context roundtable

Broader Market Context

Record highs and Middle East relief supported the Dow and S&P, while the Nasdaq absorbed pressure from SpaceX and AMD and investors rotated across sectors. The market was broadening, but technology was no longer carrying every argument.

Oil and Treasury reports improved on hopes around the Hormuz route while the Dow and S&P extended their records. The Nasdaq was less comfortable as technology absorbed pressure even while broader sector-rotation coverage argued for a healthier distribution of leadership. The dollar stayed steady and the Middle East remained an active risk rather than a closed chapter. The desk saw a market trying to broaden without fully releasing its dependence on a few technology narratives. That can be constructive if the rotation reflects real demand; it can also be a sign that investors are trimming crowded winners while the index remains supported. The distinction mattered more than the record headline.

Sources consulted: Reuters · Barrons.com · Motley Fool · The Wall Street Journal

Coffee conversation

Nate Brooksmarket structure and timing analyst
“Record highs and Middle East relief supported the Dow and S&P, while the Nasdaq absorbed pressure from SpaceX and AMD and investors rotated across sectors. That is the story on paper. The market still has to hold it.”
Elena Vartanyanindependent statistical auditor
“The Dow and S&P were making records while the Nasdaq was being reminded that an index can rise without every technology story being forgiven. I will grant the fact. I am not carrying the inference for free.”
Marcus Feldinformation, fundamentals and catalyst analyst
“Sector rotation was the day's constructive idea, but it had to prove it was demand rather than profit-taking in disguise. I hear the scepticism. I do not accept the dismissal.”
Kenji OseiAI Systems & Market Data Integrity Analyst
“Oil relief and steady Treasuries helped the tape, while a steady dollar and firm gold kept the geopolitical hedge visible. Those are related headlines, not the same observation.”
Priya Nandakumarinstitutional risk and execution manager
“The risk was confusing a better-distributed index with a fully repaired technology market before the next earnings and employment data. The comfortable version of that story has an execution bill attached.”
Priya Nandakumarinstitutional risk and execution manager
“A good headline does not make the risk disappear; it moves the risk.”
Follow-up

Timeline

Session 0 · Aug 5, 2026 · 15:12 NYSE
Original publication💬$82.20 · +5.12% change on day

Panel thesis: BEI.DE is selected for an Early Try because its fresh 5.12% move, 1.8x volume, 5.41% excess performance, and moderate 1.43 ATR extension compare favorably with the full candidate set. The strongest objections remain the absent trajectory record and conflicting, unverified information context. ROKU and NET have weaker current follow-through after confirmed breaks, PINS has a sharply negative current reaction, and the most aggressive watching candidates are materially more extended or incompletely observed. The committee confidence is limited and conditional on continued participation and structural follow-through. Invalidation boundary: A clear loss of participation accompanied by failure to sustain the current structural advance would falsify the early thesis.

Other candidates

Other candidates

Alternatives retained from the source publication.

Latest display-only snapshot · Aug 25, 2026 · 17:56 NYSE

BEI.DEBeiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft
Selected
$80.30

Since base -2.31% · Today -1.21% · Since prior 0.00% · Relative volume 0.45 · RSI 42.54 · EMA 79.38 > 79.08 > 77.9 · VWAP below -0.37% · 52-week high 72.90% · As of Aug 25, 2026 · 17:26 NYSE

Company dossier

History, curiosities & sources

Selected facts and links behind the public profile.

Company description

Beiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and distributes consumer goods in Europe, the United States, Africa, Asia, and Australia. The company operates through two segments: Consumer Business and Tesa Business. The Consumer Business Segment offers skin and body care products. The Tesa Business segment provides adhesive tapes and self-adhesive solutions for industries, craft businesses, and consumers. This segment also offers its system solutions to the automotive, consumer electronics, printing and packaging, and electrical systems sectors. It operates an online store. The company offers its products under the NIVEA, Eucerin, Hansaplast, La Prairie, Chantecaille, Coppertone, Labello / NIVEA Lip / Liposan, ATRIX, 8×4, HIDROFUGAL, tesa, SKIN STORIES, GAMMON, Aquaphor, Elastoplast, and CURITAS brand names, as well as regionally focused brands. Beiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft was founded in 1882 and is headquartered in Hamburg, Germany. Beiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft is a subsidiary of maxingvest ag. Beiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft operates as a subsidiary of Maxingvest GmbH & Co. KGaA.

History

  • Beiersdorf was founded in 1882 by pharmacist Paul C. Beiersdorf.
  • On March 28, 1882, Paul Carl Beiersdorf received a patent for a process used to manufacture coated plasters.
  • After selling his pharmacy in 1883, Paul Beiersdorf opened a dermatological preparations laboratory in Hamburg-Altona.
  • Hansaplast plasters were first sold under that name in 1922.
  • The tesa business has been managed as an independent subgroup within Beiersdorf since 2001.

Curiosities

  • Beiersdorf operates through two main segments: Consumer and Tesa.
  • In 2001, Forbes described NIVEA as Beiersdorf's 90-year-old flagship brand.
  • Hansaplast's product milestones included elastic plasters in 1932, water-resistant plasters in 1953, hypoallergenic plasters in 1968 and spray plasters in 1976.
  • Beiersdorf's international brand lineup includes NIVEA, Eucerin, Hansaplast, La Prairie and Chantecaille.
  • Beiersdorf reported 22,399 employees worldwide as of December 31, 2025.

Profile sources