Allianz Stock Dips Below Peak—Is Now the Time to Buy?
Allianz shares have retreated from their peak, creating a favorable buying opportunity in the stock market. The company’s stock, currently trading at €387.70, remains well below its December high of €460.12. Meanwhile, the insurer has reaffirmed strong profit expectations for the coming year.
The stock has retreated since reaching its 52-week high in late December. Technical signals, however, point to potential gains ahead. The 50-day moving average sits at €377.02, while the 14-day relative strength index (RSI) stands at 37.3—suggesting room for upward movement. Analysts see near-term resistance at €409.50, with further upside possible to €428.40 if key support levels hold.
Allianz’s valuation also appears competitive. A price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 13 to 14 places it below many international rivals. The dividend yield, now above 4%, adds to its appeal for income-focused investors. On the operational side, the company has set an ambitious 2025 profit target of at least €17 billion. Strategic changes are underway too, including a realignment of its distribution network ahead of 2026. While earlier reports suggested a leadership change in broker distribution, no official confirmation has been provided regarding a successor to Ulrich Stephan.
Allianz’s current share price and technical setup suggest a possible recovery in the near term. The insurer’s profit outlook and dividend yield further strengthen its position as an investment option in the stock market. Investors will likely watch whether the stock maintains its support levels in the coming weeks.
