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Technicals
- Emaar Properties (EMAAR) Is 3.0% below Its 20-Day Average — A Stretched Setup
- Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (DU) Is 7.3% below Its 20-Day Average — A Stretched Setup
- Emirates NBD Bank (EMIRATESNBD) Momentum Check: 66/100, 12-month Leading
- Where Could Salik Company (SALIK) Find a Floor — and a Ceiling?
- The Quant Case for an Emaar Development (EMAARDEV) Bounce
- Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) Faces First Resistance at 7.48 AED
- Air Arabia (AIRARABIA) Hits an RSI of 41 — Does It Usually Revert From Here?
- The Data Behind Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA)'s moderate Momentum Profile
- Parkin Company (PARKIN) Rates strong for Momentum at 79/100
- GFH Bank (GFH) Momentum Check: 51/100, 12-month Leading
- Dubai Investments (DIC) Momentum Score Hits 82 on 12-month Strength
- Mashreqbank (MASQ) Is 14.8% above Its 20-Day Average — A Stretched Setup
- Seasonal Setup: Deyaar Development (DEYAAR) and the October Pattern
- Heading Into October, National Central Cooling Company (TABREED) Has Finished higher in 9 of the Last 11 Years
- The Data Behind Dubai Financial Market (DFM)'s weak Momentum Profile
- Spinneys 1961 Hold (SPINNEYS) Rates moderate for Momentum at 62/100
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- Technical Analysis Highlights - MBC Group Co.
- Technical Analysis Highlights - Makkah Construction&Development Co
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- Technical Analysis Highlights - The National Shipping Co.
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- Technical Analysis Highlights - ADES Holding Company
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- Technical Analysis Highlights - Sahara International Petrochemical Company SJSC
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- Technical Analysis Highlights - Saudi Aramco Base Oil Company - Luberef
- Technical Analysis Highlights - Savola Group
- Technical Analysis Highlights - Kingdom Holding Company
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- Technical Analysis Highlights - Americana Restaurants International PLC
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