In the last four weeks, Crazy Sports has not noticed any significant changes in mood or communication frequency. Therefore, the stock is rated as “Neutral”. The comments and assessments on social media were neutral and the discussions mainly covered neutral topics. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) for Crazy Sports is at 50, indicating a neutral situation. The RSI25 of 61 also indicates a neutral rating. Overall, the share receives a “neutral” rating in this category.
Technical analysis revealed that the closing price of Crazy Sports shares on the last trading day was HKD 0.1, a difference of -33.33 percent compared to the average of the last 200 trading days (HKD 0.15). Therefore, the share receives a “poor” rating from a technical chart perspective. The 50-day average (0.11 HKD) also has a recent close below the moving average (-9.09 percent deviation), resulting in another “Poor” rating. In summary, Crazy Sports is given an overall “poor” rating for the simple charting technique.
Buy, hold or sell – your Crazy Sports analysis from January 5th. provides the answer:
How will Crazy Sports develop now? Is it worth getting started or should investors sell? You can find out the answers to these questions and why you need to act now in the current Crazy Sports analysis.
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2024-01-06 04:41:46
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