It's unlikely that you care that much about a global conglomerate's all-time low back when it was a penny stock 40 years ago. Therefore, the 52-week lows might be a better measure for getting a gauge on a company's recent performance and whether this moment represents a good opportunity to buy into it or not. Still — if an asset's at its 52-week low — it's definitely recommended you do your own research to find out exactly why before pumping any hard won cash into it.
Ticker | Price | Change % 1D | Change 1D | Technical Rating 1D | Volume 1D | Volume * Price 1D | Market cap | P/E (TTM) | EPS (TTM) | Employees | Sector |
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0.496 CHF | −3.41% | −0.018 CHF | Strong Sell | 179.967K | 89.174K CHF | 80.124M CHF | — | −1.89 CHF | 605 | Finance | |
1.628 CHF | −3.44% | −0.058 CHF | Strong Sell | 12.141K | 19.766K CHF | 94.098M CHF | — | −0.35 CHF | — | Technology Services | |
4.945 CHF | −1.90% | −0.095 CHF | Sell | 278.285K | 1.376M CHF | 1.64B CHF | — | 0.27 CHF | 12.1K | Producer Manufacturing | |
102.4 CHF | −0.78% | −0.8 CHF | Sell | 127 | 13.005K CHF | 1.093B CHF | — | −4.19 CHF | 3.627K | Consumer Services | |
2020 CHF | −2.88% | −60 CHF | Strong Sell | 49 | 98.98K CHF | 514.8M CHF | 24.00 | 87.93 CHF | 13 | Finance |