Stock Analysis

RR (RR)

$0.92 -1.3% today · NCM

2/ 100
KC Score D
Weak downtrend — price is under pressure across the board.

The snapshot

Price
$0.92
3-month return
-43.1%
6-month return
-65.8%
From 52w high
-83.6%
50-day avg
$1.51
Volatility (ann.)
103%

52-week range

$0.84$5.60

The four factors

Momentum0
3-month -43.1%, 6-month -65.8%.
Trend4
Price is below its 50-day and below its 200-day average; 50DMA below 200DMA.
Range strength2
Trading 84% below its 52-week high — 2% of the way up its yearly range.
Stability0
Annualised volatility ~103% — highly volatile.

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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RR — frequently asked

Is RR (RR) a good stock to buy?

The KC Score for RR is 2/100 (D). Weak downtrend — price is under pressure across the board. 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 RR suits you depends on your own goals, timeframe and risk tolerance.

What is the KC Score for RR?

RR scores 2 out of 100, a grade of D. 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.

How volatile is RR and how has it performed recently?

RR shows annualised volatility of about 103%. Over the last three months it has moved -43.1% and over six months -65.8%. It currently trades -83.6% from its 52-week high. Past performance does not predict future returns.

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