Dividend: With a dividend yield of 8.3 percent, Schaeffler currently has a higher value than the industry average (2.38 percent). The difference to comparable values from the "Automatic Components" sector is +5.92. Due to this constellation, the Schaeffler share receives a "buy" rating in this category.

Technical analysis: Schaeffler's current price of EUR 6.274 is a "sell" signal at -20.88 percent from the GD200 (EUR 7.93) from a technical valuation point of view. On the other hand, the GD50, which represents the average 50-day performance, has a price of EUR 6.87. This means for the stock price, that there is a sell signal because the gap is -8.68 percent. The bottom line is that the Schaeffler share price is valued as a "sell" if the average of 50 and 200 days is taken as a basis.

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.

Sector comparison Share price: Compared to the average annual performance of equities from the same sector ("cyclical consumer goods"), Schaeffler is down more than 32 percent, with a return of -36.4 percent. The "auto components" industry comes up with a median return over the past 12 months of -5.21 percent. Here, too, Schaeffler is significantly lower with 31.19 percent. This development of the stock last year leads to a "sell" rating in this category.