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View all- DFM Closing Bell: 3 Advance, 10 Decline
The Dubai Financial Market finished lower, the average name -0.59% with 3 of 17 closing green. Breadth ran 3 advancers to 10 decliners, 4 unchanged. More telling is where the money went: 25% of the session's turnover traded in names that finished higher. The selling had the money behind it. The session's standout was…
- Tadawul Closes With 31% of the Board Higher
- 5 Outsized Sessions: National Central Cooling Company (TABREED) Was Never Far From the Tape
- Friday'S DFM Sector Map: Industrials Rising to the Top
- Dubai Investments (DIC)'s Most Notable Move Came With 1.9x Volume
- QSE Sector Scorecard Sunday: 5 Names, Real Estate on Top
- Vodafone Qatar P. (VFQS) Gets a Standout Day With 3.1% Price Action
Market Summary
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View all- Who Led DFM by Traded Value Friday?
- Dubai Investments (DIC)'s Most Notable Move Came With 1.9x Volume
- 5 Outsized Sessions: National Central Cooling Company (TABREED) Was Never Far From the Tape
- Where DFM Gave Ground Friday: 6 Stocks on the Losers List
- DFM's Biggest Gainers Friday: Spinneys 1961 Hold (SPINNEYS) Leads 8 Names
Research
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View all- GFH Bank (GFH.AE) Enters High Volatility — Traders Adjust Accordingly
- Can Emirates Integrated Telecommunications (DU) Hold This Gap From SMA20?
- Why Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB.AE) Traders Should Care That It's In a Sideways Range
- Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA.AE): A Sideways Range, and Why the Label Matters
- The One Chart Question on Union Properties (UPP.AE) — Trending or Ranging?
Alerts
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View all- Friday'S DFM Sector Map: Industrials Rising to the Top
- QSE Sector Scorecard Sunday: 5 Names, Real Estate on Top
- Tadawul Sector Breadth Sunday: Financial Services Takes the Heaviest Losses
- QSE Sector Cross-Check Thursday: Industrials Leads, Consumer Defensive Lags
- Utilities at the Rear of Tadawul Sectors Thursday
Trading Activity
View all- The Numbers Behind Musharaka REIT Fund (4335)'s Sunday Session
- AL SALAM Sudan Stock Analysis: Price Decline Continues Amid Neutral Sentiment and Technical Indicators Showing Bearish Signs
- International Financial Advisors Holding Company K.P.S.C - Stock Analysis and Technical Indicators
- Dubai Refreshment Company PJSC Stock Analysis and Technical Indicators
- Watania International Holding PJSC (WATANIA.DFM) - Trader Stats
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