Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. stock analysis
Everything behind the call on Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. 6 sections, ordered the way risk stacks up: survival first, quality and price in the middle, context last. The Beacon gives you the read. This is where you check the work.
median target $40
200-day $30.00 · +8.5%
cohort P(beat) 53% · n=38,466
worst drawdown -54%
Tape 2026-09-25
Factors 2026-09-25
Survival & solvency
Altman-Z of 3.7 against a 3.0 safe threshold, interest covered 2.3×, and 3 of 5 forensic checks clear.
Business quality
0% net margin, 0% return on equity, +4% revenue growth, and capital earning 2% against a 15% cost.
Price & timing
Price $32.55, RSI 50, and dealers long gamma.
Follow the solid line: each point is a session close. Compare it to the 50-day average — while price stays above it the short-term trend is up, and a drop below is the first structural warning.
The dashed levels are the strikes the options chain is most committed to. They are the same numbers the gamma block states; nothing here is drawn that no section derives.
Historically, names tripping 1 validated red flag finished lower 12 months later in 50% of cases (n=13,098) — a survivor-biased floor, not a forecast.
Entry $32.39 · stop $28.81 · target $33.42, a 0.29:1 ratio. The composer flagged: elevated distress, fair-value reference, low reward to risk, target inside one week's move.
Dealers hedge against the move, which damps volatility around the current strikes. It makes the tape quieter without saying anything about which way it goes.
Ownership & flow
Institutions hold 111%, short interest is 14.11% of float, and 6 analysts average $40.
Independent factors scored and netted to +2 over 30d, a balanced reading. 2 of 9 factors carried a direction; the others scored zero and do not vote. The signal describes where the data leans, not what to do about it.
1 of 6 disclosures are buys and 5 are sales. Lawmakers disclose on a 30–45 day legal lag, so this describes what was done weeks ago, not what is being done now.
Risk & track record
Beta 2.92, 47% annual volatility, a -54% worst drawdown, and 2 of 8 risk surfaces clear.
8 surfaces checked, 2 clear. The binding constraint is position size — the tail cap is the one that binds. Each row states which surface it is and what it measured; a surface that could not be scored says so rather than counting as clear.
The wider context
5 mapped peers, 2 connections.
Look-back returns describe what happened, not what is likely. They are here to set the scale a future move would be measured on.
Bankruptcy-risk score. Above 3.0 is the safe band.
Nine pass/fail health tests; 7 or more is strong.
Accrual and growth pattern screen. Clear below −2.22, watch to −1.78, elevated above; a year of very fast revenue growth lifts it by construction.
Standard deviations of asset value between the company and its debt.
Default frequency calibrated on what actually happened to similar names.
Momentum gauge 0–100. Above 70 is overbought, below 30 oversold.
Average true range — the size of a typical day.
20-day volume-weighted average price — the average paid over the last month; the page shows no intraday VWAP.
A trend-following stop line. A close through it flips the read.
A trailing stop set a few average ranges below the recent high.
Dealer hedging pressure. Negative gamma amplifies moves both ways.
The strikes with the heaviest open interest; they act as ceiling and floor.
The strike where most options expire worthless.
Institutional filings, 45 days after quarter end. Insider trades, within two days.
Independent factors scored and netted into one number.
Share of past calls that resolved in the direction stated.
Calibration measure. Lower means stated probabilities track reality.
Concentration 0–10,000. Above 2,500 means one segment carries the company.
Fits the tail rather than assuming a bell curve, so bad days are not understated.