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ADX Pre-Open: Stretched Names and Fresh Highs
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | October 1, 2026 01:35AM ET
The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange opens after a session on 30 September that left 4 of 25 names higher, the average -0.75%.
Wall Street closed lower while this market was shut — the S&P 500 finished -0.25% at 7,651.54. Gulf opens rarely ignore it outright.
The average name here goes in -1.72% over the past week, +1.74% over the past month, +1.88% year to date. The board sits 36% of the way up its 52-week range, so there is more room above than below.
Running streaks into the open: ORASCOM CONSTRUCTION (ORAS) on a 4-session slide.
Sitting on an edge — at or near 52-week lows: ANAN INVESTMENT HOLDING (ANAN), Oman & Emirates Investment Holding Co (OEIHC), International (IHC).
Stretched readings going in — oversold: Oman & Emirates Investment Holding Co (OEIHC) at 2.
Last session's leaders
| Symbol | Company | Close | Change | Traded value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EMOBILITY | Emirates Mobility | 3.560 AED | +1.14% | 620,398 AED |
Treat the above as the state of play going in rather than a view on where it goes.
Sharp moves often retrace; the figures above describe the session, not what follows it.
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