Last Friday marked the close of the annual “Deutsche Bank Technology Conference 2025,” where the company reaffirmed its focus on restructuring and integrating artificial intelligence (AI). Currently, more than two-thirds of customer support requests are processed with AI assistance. A new cross-domain user interface version of AI Canvas is planned for release between October and November. Management also expects an acceleration in building corporate data centers, both for in-house AI and external providers.
Additionally, executives highlighted the company’s Q4 earnings report, which showed revenue growth from $14.15 billion to $14.67 billion compared to $13.6 billion in the same period last year. Earnings per share (EPS) rose from $0.62 to $0.99, versus $0.87 last year. On October 22, the quarterly dividend payout is scheduled, with investors receiving $0.41 per share, up from $0.40 previously. The expected quarterly yield will reach 2.37%, above the industry median of 2.11%. The shareholder record date is set for October 3.
Support and Resistance Levels
On the daily chart, the stock is moving in a corrective trend, pulling away from the support line of the rising channel at 77.00–67.00.
Technical indicators strengthen the buy signal: the Alligator EMA bands are expanding, and the Awesome Oscillator (AO) histogram is forming upward bars slightly below the zero level.
Resistance levels: 71.20, 76.70.
Support levels: 66.60, 61.80.
Trading Scenarios
Long positions may be opened after price rises and consolidates above 71.20, targeting 76.70. Stop-loss — 70.00. Implementation period: 7 days or more.
Short positions may be opened if price declines and consolidates below 66.60, targeting 61.80. Stop-loss — 68.00.
Scenario
Timeframe: Weekly
Recommendations: BUY STOP
Entry Point: 71.25
Take Profit: 76.70
Stop Loss: 70.00
Key Levels: 61.80, 66.60, 71.20, 76.70
Alternative Scenario
Recommendations: SELL STOP
Entry Point: 66.55
Take Profit: 61.80
Stop Loss: 68.00
Key Levels: 61.80, 66.60, 71.20, 76.70