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Bawan Company produces and sells metal and steel products in Saudi Arabia. It operates through several segments: Metal and Wood, Plastic, Electrical, and Others. The Metal and Wood segment manufactures wooden pallets, plywood, coated boards, platforms, bowls, boxes, and steel buildings. It also offers general contracting services, including repair, demolition, and construction of various facilities, along with maintenance and installation of electrical systems. The Plastic segment creates polystyrene foam plates, packaging materials, and various types of polyvinyl chloride sheets, as well as PET containers and bottles. The Electrical segment focuses on wholesale and retail of transformers, stabilizers, chargers, and related equipment, along with import/export and logistics services. Established in 1980, Bawan Company is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
BAWAN — TASI —
A bullish signal is generated as the K line (blue) crosses over the D line (orange) from below, indicating a reversal from oversold conditions.
MACD line has just crossed the signal line from the below, generates bullish signal.
The short length exponential moving average (10 EMA) has just crossed the long length Exponential moving average (20 EMA) from the below, generates bullish signal. Last day’s candle has closed above all these moving averages. This suggests buyers are taking interest in this stock.
Based on our Saudi trading advice, Bawan Company stock price target will be SAR 62 - SAR 63 in the next 14-15 trading sessions.
MONEY MANAGEMENT AND TRADING RULES
● Buy within the recommended price range.
● No need to rush. The recommendation remains valid for up to 7 days, not just at the market open.
● Always respect the stop-loss. It defines your risk on the trade.
● Once the trade moves in your favour, use a trailing stop-loss to protect and lock in profits.
● Spread your trading capital across our other recommended stocks instead of putting it all into one trade.
● Invest responsibly. Your ideal position size should be based on the downside risk of this trade, not the potential upside. Before entering, assess how much loss you can comfortably and financially absorb if it goes against you, and set your position size accordingly. Hedge positions where appropriate.
ANALYST SUMMARY
This research is prepared by the Naranj Capital research team under the guidance of Arijit Banerjee, CMT, CFTe, Founder and Director of Naranj Capital. Stock selection and all trade levels, including the buy range, targets and stop-loss, are personally finalised by him.
Arijit is a veteran trader and active investor with over 16 years of experience across global markets. He has in-depth expertise in financial market research, advanced technical analysis, market cycles, algorithmic trading and portfolio management. He is a Chartered Market Technician (CMT), accredited by the CMT Association, USA, the leading global authority on technical analysis. He also holds the Certified Financial Technician (CFTe) designation from the International Federation of Technical Analysts (IFTA).
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