SAP SAP AG

$SAP Some of the negative comments on $SAP are hard to understand when you look at the numbers. At its ATH near €280, SAP reported roughly €3.15bn in IFRS net profit for 2024. Today the stock trades around €190, while trailing 12-month net profit is close to €7.9bn. Q2 2026 alone delivered about €2.21bn in net income versus roughly €1.75bn a year earlier. So $SAP is about 32% below its ATH while earnings are dramatically higher. Compared with major software names like $MSFT, $ORCL, $CRM and $NOW, SAP’s valuation has compressed heavily despite strong cloud growth and improving profitability. In my view, $SAP has substantial catch-up potential from current levels.

$SAP $SAP is showing a strong technical recovery. After bottoming near $150 in July, the stock has rallied roughly 45–50% and is now trading around $220. The 1M (+30%) and 3M (+27%) charts clearly show higher highs and higher lows, while the sharp dip toward $210 was bought aggressively. The next important resistance zone sits around $225–240; a clean breakout could open the way toward the previous $280–300 area. Support is now around $210, followed by $195–200. What makes SAP interesting is its position among the major enterprise software and cloud players. It competes with giants such as $MSFT Microsoft, $ORCL Oracle, $CRM Salesforce and $NOW ServiceNow. If SAP continues accelerating its cloud and AI business, the current rebound could develop into a much larger long-term trend reversal. Technically, momentum remains bullish as long as the $200–210 zone holds.

$SAP I found on Equibles that GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC increased its SAP position 96.2% to 6,476,685 shares as of June 30, 2026, worth an estimated $998.12 million.

$SAP I remain increasingly concerned about SAP’s recent price action. From a fundamental perspective, the company has several attractive long-term drivers: cloud migration, recurring revenue growth, AI integration and the approaching transformation cycle toward 2027. However, the market behavior remains difficult to ignore. Repeated selling pressure despite otherwise constructive market sessions suggests that investors are still questioning valuation, near-term growth expectations and the timing of future earnings acceleration. What concerns me most is the persistent relative weakness. Strong fundamentals do not automatically translate into a rising share price when expectations are already elevated. I still see considerable long-term potential in SAP, but after the recent volatility I have become much more cautious. For me, the key question is no longer whether SAP is a strong company, but when the market will finally begin rewarding its operational progress consistently.

$SAP can anyone give me a confirmetion that the last quarter volumes on yearly chart but also on 5yr chart assume a very bullish signal for SAP stock?? In my opinion 300 usd within end of october

UBS downgraded SAP to neutral rating UBS has downgraded SAP, the Germany-based application software company, to neutral from buy on Wednesday. The analysts gave three reasons for the downgrade. One of them, and the most significant, is that the company is behind on its goals for its agents AI deliverables, with just “17 out-of-the-box agents” available since Tuesday, the analysts wrote. The goal is to deliver 200 by the end of the year. UBS price target for SAP is €201, implying about a 8.4% upside from Tuesday’s close. $SAP