Key details about this asset
Currency:
USD
Ticker:
RNSDF
Exchange:
NasdaqGS
Asset type:
EQUITY
First trade date:
August 3, 2012
Fees:
0.00%
Avg. daily volume:
7
Generated by AI based on asset data
Buy/sell signal from 7 technical indicators
Key details about this asset
Currency:
USD
Ticker:
RNSDF
Exchange:
NasdaqGS
Asset type:
EQUITY
First trade date:
August 3, 2012
Fees:
0.00%
Avg. daily volume:
7
Generated by AI based on asset data
Buy/sell signal from 7 technical indicators
Cyclical
100.00%
Consumer Discretionary
100.00%
North America
100.00%
United States of America
100.00%
Cyclical
100.00%
Consumer Discretionary
100.00%
North America
100.00%
United States of America
100.00%
Buy/sell signal from 7 technical indicators, based on 206 trading days
2
Strong Sell
RSI
0
Momentum
0
MACD
20
Stochastic
8
CCI
15
Highs/Lows
0
Ult. Oscillator
0
Volume (info)
0
Volatility
26.4%
Buy/sell signal from 7 technical indicators, based on 206 trading days
2
Strong Sell
RSI
0
Momentum
0
MACD
20
Stochastic
8
CCI
15
Highs/Lows
0
Ult. Oscillator
0
Volume (info)
0
Volatility
26.4%
Generated by AI based on asset data
🚀 Strong cyclical exposure – Dominates in expansionary growth phases, benefiting from consumer discretionary sector’s high sensitivity to economic momentum.
💥 Geopolitical fragility – Fully concentrated in North America, exposed to trade wars, sanctions, and regional conflicts eroding long-term stability.
📉 Structural underperformance in crises – Collapses sharply during liquidity droughts, lacks defensive hedges, and struggles in prolonged downturns without earnings recovery.
Generated by AI based on asset data
📈 Strong cyclical exposure – Dominant consumer discretionary focus fuels outsized gains in expansionary growth phases, outpacing broader market momentum.
💥 Geopolitical vulnerability – Sole North American concentration amplifies sensitivity to regional shocks, risking abrupt reversals during trade or conflict disruptions.
🔄 Structural recovery volatility – Post-crisis rebounds often lag prior peaks, with prolonged drawdowns during liquidity contractions, while recoveries remain earnings-driven rather than multiple expansion.