Shares of DuPont de Nemours, Inc. (DD) have climbed to their highest position in over five years within the SIA S&P 500 Index Report, now ranked at spot #57, representing a gain of 213 positions over the past quarter. From an absolute performance perspective, DD shares have risen 29.69% over the past quarter and 34.66% year-to-date in 2025, suggesting that this recent re-pricing is a relatively new development following several years of underperformance. A closer look at the accompanying SIA matrix position chart shows that DD is trading at its strongest level within the table in the last five years, a signal that warrants closer attention.
To further analyze this move, a 5% scaled, dividend-adjusted chart of DuPont has been added to account for the company’s recent spin-off of its electronics and semiconductor materials business, now operating as Qnity Electronics Inc. (Q). This adjustment, easily applied through the SIACharts platform, provides a more accurate post-spinoff view of the stock’s behavior. The dividend-adjusted chart reveals a long-term breakout in DD shares, while the non-adjusted version continues to show another pullback, with the stock still confined within consolidating resistance bands. From a technical standpoint, support is identified at the 3-box reversal level of $33.31, with additional support at $23.68 and $18.55. Resistance, calculated using point-and-figure methodology, is initially projected at $49.22 from the most recent column of Xs, with a longer-term resistance level marked near $72.72.
DuPont de Nemours, Inc., traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol DD, is a leading American materials, science, and specialty chemicals company with a long industrial legacy. Today, the company focuses on advanced materials and technologies serving markets such as electronics, water purification, construction, transportation, and healthcare. Known for its innovation-driven approach, DuPont operates globally with an emphasis on sustainability, high-performance solutions, and shareholder value through dividends, portfolio optimization, and strategic restructuring. The recent spin-off of Qnity Electronics is a key component of this transformation, allowing DuPont to sharpen its focus on core growth businesses while enabling Qnity to pursue a more targeted strategy within semiconductor and electronics end markets.
We have also taken the opportunity to review the early trading developments of Qnity Electronics (NYSE: Q) following its spin-off from DuPont. Given the limited trading history, we have scaled the chart at 0.5% to better understand emerging support and resistance levels. Qnity’s stock began trading in November 2025, opening at approximately $95 per share and rising to an early high of $105.40 in its first days as a standalone public company. Since then, shares have pulled back to a low of $70.50 and are currently trading around $81.65. While the short trading history makes it challenging to identify precise technical patterns, the SIA platform highlights a strong SMAX score of 9 out of 10, reflecting the stock’s positive sector alignment in Electronics and Semiconductor, a notable improvement compared with the negative sector ranking it would have had within the Chemicals sector. Broadly, the chart shows developing support and resistance levels, with $92.49 as the first level of upper resistance, $76.14 as the initial support, and the last level of support at $73.53 based on the lowest P&F close.
Qnity Electronics, Inc. is a standalone technology company spun off from DuPont’s electronics materials business. It provides advanced materials and solutions for the semiconductor and electronics industries, including products for chip fabrication, advanced packaging, interconnects, and thermal management. These offerings support high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, connectivity, and next-generation electronics applications, positioning Qnity as a pure-play supplier of critical materials and technologies that enable the manufacturing and performance of modern electronic devices.
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