ATLASDAX today: level, companies and odds
The DAX closed at 25,411 (+0.91%) on Oct 26, 2026. It has 38 members and ATLAS covers 38 of them, the largest being SAP, Siemens, and Allianz. Below: each member's price, how far it trades from ATLAS fair value and the model probability of a higher close in a month.
The DAX is the main German stock index, covering the largest and most liquid companies listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
Data as of Oct 27, 2026.
Index level
DAX closed at 25,411 on October 26, 2026, up 0.91% on the previous session.
ATLAS breadth
34 of 38 members (89%) have a probability above 50% of closing higher in a month in ATLAS's model.
Of 36 members with a fair value estimate, 17 trade at least 8% below it and 14 at least 8% above; the median gap is -6%.
How to read it: ATLAS's calibrated model uses the same long-run drift for every stock, so the share above 50% mostly reflects how many members are calm enough (low volatility) to sit above a coin flip. It gauges how calm the index is, not where it is going.
Best and worst members on the last close
Best
| HOT.XETRAHOCHTIEF | €371.00 | +3.9% |
|---|---|---|
| ENR.XETRASiemens Energy | €123.16 | +3.8% |
| BAYN.XETRABayer | €45.56 | +3.6% |
| MTX.XETRAMTU Aero Engines | €327.00 | +3.3% |
| IFX.XETRAInfineon Technologies | €50.20 | +3.1% |
Worst
| SY1.XETRASymrise | €100.15 | -1.8% |
|---|---|---|
| DTE.XETRADeutsche Telekom | €24.98 | -1.5% |
| BEI.XETRABeiersdorf | €83.08 | -1.2% |
| G24.XETRAScout24 | €83.95 | -1.2% |
| SAP.XETRASAP | €212.25 | -1.0% |
Moves are for the latest stored close of each stock.
All DAX companies
Weights are each member's share of the combined market value of the 38 companies listed here: an estimate, not the official index weighting.
Sector mix
Industrials is the biggest sector with 27% of the combined market value of the members.
How this page is built
Members: the list of companies in the DAX comes from an index-data provider and is refreshed every week. Companies ATLAS does not publish (too small, no data or not listed in the country) are left out, so this page covers 38 of 38.
Price, fair value and probability come from the same stored data as each company page; probabilities use ATLAS's calibrated one-month model. The index level and daily change are for the last close of the index.
Limits: this is not the official index factsheet. Weights are estimated from market value, probabilities are not forecasts, and nothing here is investment advice.
Frequently asked questions
What is the DAX?
The DAX is the main German stock index, covering the largest and most liquid companies listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. ATLAS covers 38 of its 38 members.
Which are the biggest companies in the DAX?
By market value the largest members are SAP, Siemens, and Allianz. Together the top three make up 32% of the combined market value of the 38 members listed here.
How many companies are in the DAX?
The index has 38 members; ATLAS publishes 38 of them.
What does ATLAS breadth mean for the DAX?
It is the share of members whose probability of closing higher in a month is above 50% in ATLAS's calibrated model: 89% today (34 of 38). Because the model uses one long-run drift for all stocks, it mostly measures how calm the members are. It is not a forecast for the index.
Which DAX stocks moved the most on the last close?
On the latest stored close, HOCHTIEF rose the most (+3.9%) and Symrise fell the most (-1.8%) among members.
Can I invest in the DAX?
An index is a list, not a product, so you cannot buy it directly. Funds that replicate it exist in many markets, but ATLAS does not recommend products. Check costs, taxes and currency before choosing any.
How often is this page updated?
Prices and probabilities are refreshed every day and the page is rebuilt at least every 6 hours. The member list is refreshed every week.
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