Emaar The Economic City at 9.69, +0.31% today, -0.71% over five days, -3.20% year-to-date. Volume subdued at 1.0x average. The session recorded 544 trades at 1.0x normal volume. Price is trading 0.10% below intraday VWAP at 9.7.
Flow indicates divergence: strong buy-side pressure (imbalance 4.94) while smart money is exiting positions. Order flow and smart money signals are misaligned, reflecting mixed participant conviction in current direction. Risk profile is moderate: market-beta (0.98) with elevated volatility. Risk texture shows max drawdown at 23.1% with Sharpe ratio at 0.05.
RSI at 51.9 and Stochastic at 36.8 are aligned. Trend strength is weak; the sideways bias lacks conviction. Price is contained between support at 9.66 (0.3% below) and resistance at 9.85 (1.6% above). Support sits 0.3% below current price while resistance is 1.6% above. Within the 52-week range (9.28–17.94), price is 46.0% below the high.
The information environment is quiet with no tracked headlines. News mix is neutral: 0 positive vs 0 negative items over 7 days from 0 total tracked. Scale anchor: market cap is 8.7B SAR in the REAL_ESTATE_MGMT_AND_DEVT sector.
Positioning reflects rank 3 of 3 in REAL_ESTATE_MGMT_AND_DEVT, trailing TASI by 10.71% YTD. Against a sector average daily return of 1.42%, the stock's daily return measured 2.12%, an outperformance of 0.70 percentage points. Note: intraday change and daily return measures differ due to calculation basis. Watch which boundary gets tested: 9.66 or 9.85.
Flow:DIVERGENCE
Levels:IN RANGE
Risk:MODERATE
Watch which boundary gets tested: 9.66 or 9.85.
Informational only. Not financial advice.
Price Chart
4,824 trading days
Since Oct 2006
Technical Analysis
DOWNTREND
RSI (14)
53.7
Neutral
Volatility (20D)
27.98%
Support
9.61
Resistance
9.78
Moving Averages
SMA 20
9.73
SMA 50
10.24
SMA 200
12.29
MA: Bearish
RSI: Neutral
About Emaar The Economic City
Emaar Economic City Company is a prominent real estate development firm based in Saudi Arabia. It is primarily known for its ambitious project, the King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC), which is one of the largest private sector initiatives in the Gulf region. The city's development is aimed at transforming Saudi Arabia's real estate landscape by creating a new urban environment that integrates residential, industrial, and commercial facilities. Emaar Economic City Company plays a critical role in supporting Saudi Arabia's vision to diversify its economy by attracting foreign investment and promoting tourism and economic growth. Within the financial markets, Emaar Economic City Company represents an attractive asset for those interested in the Middle East's expanding real estate sectors, further boosted by government initiatives aimed at enhancing infrastructure and economic diversification.