For the Phoenix Canada Oil share from the “Asset Management & Custody Banks” segment, a price of CAD 1.3 will be listed on the local Venture stock exchange on January 22nd, 2021.
We analyzed the outlook for Phoenix Canada Oil using 6 major categories. The share receives a partial rating for each category. When viewed as a whole, the results lead to classification as “Buy”, “Hold” or “Sell”.
1. Industry comparison share price: Phoenix Canada Oil achieved a performance of 8.33 percent in the past 12 months. Similar stocks from the “capital markets” industry are up 5.79 percent on average, which means Phoenix Canada Oil outperformed the industry by +2.55 percent. The “finance” sector had a median return of 4.99 percent last year. Phoenix Canada Oil was 3.35 percent above that average. The overperformance in both areas leads to a “buy” rating in this category.
2. Relative Strength Index: The Relative Strength Index (RSI for short) compares the upward and downward movements of an underlying asset over time and is therefore a good indicator of overbought or underbought stocks. The RSI for the last 7 days for the Phoenix Canada Oil share has a value of 100, on this basis the share is overbought and receives a “sell” rating. We now compare the 7-day RSI with the value of the RSI on a 25-day basis (52.63). In contrast to the RSI of the last 7 trading days, Phoenix Canada Oil is neither overbought nor -sold on this basis. The different valuation of the share for the 25-day RSI is therefore a “hold” rating. All in all, the RSI assessment results in a “Sell” rating for Phoenix Canada Oil.
3. Sentiment and Buzz: There has been no clear change in communication about Phoenix Canada Oil on social media over the past few weeks. There was no fundamental shift towards overly positive or negative discussions. The editorial team has given the share a “hold” rating. The intensity or, to put it simply, the frequency of contributions to a share provides an indication of whether the company is currently much or little in the focus of investors. Phoenix Canada Oil was discussed insignificantly more or less than normal. This results in a “hold” rating. Overall, this gives the share a “hold” rating.
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How will Phoenix Canada Oil develop further after the corona crisis? Is your money safe in this stock? The answers to these questions and why you need to act now can be found in the latest analysis of the Phoenix Canada Oil stock.
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