Volume surge · SE · Consumer Cyclical

Sea Ltd (SE) turnover jumps as four-week advance reaches 17.2%

The Singapore-based internet retail and digital services group drew heavier weekly activity while longer-term returns stayed firm.

Sea Ltd
Latest121.94 USD
1W move7.5%
Volume1.8x
TrendActive
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Sea Ltd (SE) ended the latest week at 121.94 USD, up 7.5%, with 37.9 million shares traded, about 1.8 times its 13-week average.

The weekly price path over 52 weeks shows an active trend, and Market Dynamics at 1.54 adds confirmation. The setup is not one-way, with Relative Strength at -11.8 still lagging despite a 39.7% twelve-week advance.

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