Today
-0.42%
5 Days
-1.87%
1 Month
+4.63%
6 Months
-12.10%
Year to Date
-15.99%
1 Year
-3.60%
The configuration is negative.
above 212.98, look for 214.35 and 215.16.
the downside prevails as long as 212.98 is resistance
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