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Dubai Islamic Insurance and Reinsurance Co. Shows Resilience in Stock Market Amidst Volatility
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | August 2, 2024 07:47AM ET
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An analysis on Dubai Islamic Insurance and Reinsurance Co. reveals that the current price stands at 0.38 with a 1-day change of 0.01, resulting in a 1-day return of 3.0%. The trading volume for the stock is 63,584 shares. Over the span of 1 week, the stock has shown a return of 2.70%, while for 1 month, the return remains the same at 2.70%. However, over the course of 3 months, the stock's return has been negative at -5.0%. The 1-year return stands at -44.12%.
The stock price rally indicates an upward trend over the last 1 day. The close price to open price comparison shows a neutral sentiment, while the close price to low price comparison reflects a bullish sentiment at 5.56%. Additionally, the stock hit a 1-month high price of 0.4 on 2024-07-01, which was 32 days ago, and a 1-month low price of 0.34 on 2024-07-05, 28 days ago. The current price is -5.00% lower than the 1-month high and 11.76% higher than the 1-month low.
Looking at the 52-week performance, the stock reached a high price of 0.72 on 2023-08-03, 365 days ago, and a low price of 0.32 on 2024-06-06, 57 days ago. The current price is -47.22% lower than the 52-week high and 18.75% higher than the 52-week low. The historical returns for the stock are as follows: 1-Day 3.00%, 1-Week 2.70%, 1-Month 2.70%, 3-Months -5.00%, 6-Months -17.39%, Year-to-date -20.83%, 1-Year -44.12%.
Furthermore, the historical relative volume for different time frames are: 1-Week 0.32x, 1-Month 0.19x, 3-Months 0.13x, 6-Months 0.14x, Year-to-date 0.13x, 1-Year 0.11x. The recent 1-month volume peaked at 1,796,643 shares on 2024-07-03 and hit a low of 38,850 shares on 2024-07-16. The current volume is significantly lower than the 1-month high, down by -96.46%, but higher than the 1-month low by 63.67%.
Technical Indicators
Examining the technical indicators, the stock is currently not showing positive trends in various moving averages. The 5-days Simple Moving Average (SMA) indicates a BUY signal, along with the 10-days SMA, 20-days SMA, and 50-days SMA. However, the 100-days SMA and 200-days SMA are signaling a SELL. The comparison of close price to different SMAs reveal varying percentages, with the closest being 1.60% to SMA5 and the furthest at -13.06% to SMA200.
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