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The KC Score is a transparent, rules-based read of price behaviour — momentum, trend, range position and volatility. It describes what the price has done; it says nothing about whether a company is a good business or a good buy. Not financial advice. Capital at risk.
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The KC Score for ABF is 65/100 (B). Firm trend — momentum and price structure are constructive. This is a descriptive, rules-based read of price behaviour — momentum, trend, 52-week range position and volatility — not investment advice, a recommendation or a price target. Whether ABF suits you depends on your own goals, timeframe and risk tolerance.
ABF scores 65 out of 100, a grade of B. The KC Score blends four transparent factors — momentum, trend, range position and volatility — computed from roughly one year of price data. It measures what the price has done, not the quality of the underlying business.
ABF shows annualised volatility of about 26%. Over the last three months it has moved -5.1% and over six months +12.3%. It currently trades -11.9% from its 52-week high. Past performance does not predict future returns.
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