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Abu Dhabi Ship Building Co. Stock Analysis: Bearish Sentiment Continues as Prices Decline
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | December 31, 2024 08:15AM ET
Abu Dhabi Ship Building Co. Stock Analysis: Bearish Sentiment Continues as Prices Decline
Pricing
- Analysis on: Abu Dhabi Ship Building Co.
- Current Price: 5.38
- 1-day change: -0.07
- 1-day return (%): -1.28
- Volume: 403979
- 1-week return (%): -0.185529
- 1-month return (%): None
- 3-months return (%): 36.202532
- 1-week return (%): 31.540342
- 1-year return (%): 31.540342
- Price Rally: The stock is trading downward for the last 1 day.
- Close price to open price: -0.37%, showing a bearish sentiment
- Close price to high price: -0.37%, showing a bearish sentiment
- Close price to low price: 1.13%, showing a bullish sentiment
- Close price to previous day open: -0.92%, showing a bearish sentiment
- 52-week high price: 6.4 which occurred on 2024-11-21 (40 days ago)
- 52-week low price: 3.65 which occurred on 2024-07-03 (181 days ago)
- Current price vs 52-week low price: 47.40%
- Historical Returns (%): 1-Week -0.19%, 3-Months 36.20%, 6-Months 43.47%, Year-to-date 31.54%, 1-Year 31.54%
- Historical Relative Volume: 1-Week 0.77x, 3-Months 0.53x, 6-Months 0.82x, Year-to-date 1.34x, 1-Year 1.34x
Technical Indicators
- Spurt UP: SMA10 > SMA20: Yes
- Short term UP: SMA10 > SMA20 > SMA50: Yes
- Medium term UP: SMA10 > SMA20 > SMA50 > SMA100: Yes
- Long term UP: SMA10 > SMA20 > SMA50 > SMA100 > SMA200: Yes
- UP coming: SMA10 > SMA50 > SMA20: No
- 5-days Simple Moving Average (5.41) signal: SELL
- 10-days Simple Moving Average (5.29) signal: BUY
- 20-days Simple Moving Average (5.16) signal: BUY
- 50-days Simple Moving Average (4.71) signal: BUY
- 100-days Simple Moving Average (4.30) signal: BUY
- 200-days Simple Moving Average (4.11) signal: BUY
- Close price vs SMA5: -0.52%
- Close price vs SMA10: 1.66%
- Close price vs SMA20: 4.23%
- Close price vs SMA50: 14.12%
- Close price vs SMA100: 25.09%
- Close price vs SMA200: 30.91%
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