NFRA Enters Oversold Territory
- NFRA RSI Reading: NFRA's Relative Strength Index (RSI) reading is 29.7, indicating potential exhaustion of recent heavy selling.
- Comparison with S&P 500: NFRA's RSI reading of 29.7 is compared to the S&P 500's current RSI reading of 43.8.
- Stock Performance: NFRA's 52-week range is between $46.4203 and $54.59 per share, with the last trade at $52.18.
- Current Trading Status: NFRA shares are down approximately 1.2% for the day.
- Disclaimer: The views expressed in the content belong to the author and may not represent those of Nasdaq, Inc.
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