Weekly signal · PSNYW · Consumer Cyclical

Polestar Automotive Holding UK PLC Class C-1 ADS (PSNYW) loses 46.9% in weekly context

The EV-linked security closed at $2.79 as weak confirmation outweighed a still-positive four-week return.

Polestar Automotive Holding UK PLC Class C-1 ADS (ADW)
Latest2.790 USD
1W move-46.9%
Volume2.0x
TrendInactive
Polestar electric vehicle production with a weekly market chart on a trading screen.

Market update

What happened

Polestar Automotive Holding UK PLC Class C-1 ADS (PSNYW) fell 46.9% in the week ended July 24, closing at $2.79 in a weekly price path over 52 weeks.

The evidence is mixed rather than one-way: the four-week return remains 16.5%, but the twelve-week return is -12.8%. The trend signal is inactive, Market Dynamics shows pressure at -0.12, and Relative Strength sits at -50.0.

Latest volume of 590,788 was about 2.0 times the 13-week average of 296,644, pointing to heavier participation around the weekly break.

Continue your research

Explore PSNYW across Sharemaestro

These links are shown because current Sharemaestro data is available for this company.

Interactive chartReview weekly price, Trend Line, Fair Value, volume and Relative Strength.Full weekly reportOpen the full company report, financial profile and peer comparison.Technical analysisExamine support, resistance, momentum and the current trend readings.Stage analysisSee whether the stock is basing, advancing, distributing or declining.Trend historyReview how long the current trend has persisted and where it has changed.Sector comparisonCompare sector returns, breadth, leaders and weaker areas.Industry comparisonSee how this company’s industry is performing across its members.Company factorsCompare value, quality, growth, momentum and financial strength.News sentimentSee the balance, quality and freshness of recent company coverage.Buying and selling pressureReview longer-term accumulation, distribution and reversal readings.EarningsReview report dates, estimates, past results and earnings surprises.Short interestReview short positioning, crowding and possible squeeze risk.

PSNYW coverage

Evidence context