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Amlak Finance PJSC Stock Analysis and Technical Indicators
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | January 10, 2025 07:50AM ET
Pricing
Amlak Finance PJSC is currently trading at a price of 0.86 with a 1-day change of 0.01, resulting in a 1-day return of 0.58%. The stock has a volume of 1793045 shares traded. The 1-week return is -1.149425%, 1-month return is -3.370787%, and the 3-month return is 17.808219%. Over the past year, the stock has delivered a return of 3.614458%. Currently, there is no price rally as the stock has been trading steadily for the last 3 days.
The close price to open price ratio shows a bullish sentiment of 1.18%, while the close price to high price and close price to low price ratios indicate a bearish sentiment of -1.15% and a bullish sentiment of 1.18%, respectively. The close price to previous day open ratio also reflects a bullish sentiment of 1.18%.
The 1-month high and low prices were 0.9 and 0.83, occurring 32 days and 18 days ago, respectively. The current price is -4.44% below the 1-month high and 3.61% above the 1-month low. The 52-week high and low prices were 0.93 and 0.69, occurring 57 days and 198 days ago, respectively. The current price is -7.53% below the 52-week high and 24.64% above the 52-week low.
The historical returns for the stock are as follows: 1-day 0.58%, 1-week -1.15%, 1-month -3.37%, 3-months 17.81%, 6-months 19.44%, year-to-date 0.00%, and 1-year 3.61%. The historical relative volumes are 1-Week 1.25x, 1-Month 0.74x, 3-Months 0.34x, 6-Months 0.54x, year-to-date 1.35x, and 1-year 0.69x.
The 1-month high volume was 12,290,854 occurring 25 days ago, while the 1-month low volume was 510,768 occurring 18 days ago. The current volume is -85.41% compared to the 1-month high and 251.05% compared to the 1-month low.
Technical Indicators
When looking at the technical indicators for Amlak Finance PJSC, the SMA10 is not greater than SMA20, indicating no Spurt UP. In the short term, neither SMA10 is greater than SMA20 nor SMA20 is greater than SMA50, resulting in no Short term UP. Similarly, in the medium and long term, the SMAs do not show a clear upward trend.
The 5-days Simple Moving Average signal is SELL, while the 10-days SMA signal is SELL as well. However, the 20-days SMA signal is BUY. The 50-days, 100-days, and 200-days Simple Moving Averages signals are SELL, BUY, and BUY, respectively.
Comparing the close price to the SMAs, the stock is -0.23% below SMA5, -0.13% below SMA10, 0.17% above SMA20, -0.12% below SMA50, 6.62% above SMA100, and 9.69% above SMA200.
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