Ispire Stock Price Drops 4.4% According to Dispatchtribunal

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Dec.22.2023

Ispire Stock Price Drops 4.4% According to Dispatchtribunal

Ispire stock drops by 4.4% on December 21, with a low of $12.89 and closing price of $13.10.

According to a report by Dispatchtribunal on December 21st, the stock price of Ispire dropped by 4.4% on Thursday, December 21st. The lowest trading price for the stock was $12.89, while the final trading price was $13.10. Approximately 25,873 shares were traded during the session, representing a 71% decrease from the average daily trading volume of 88,901 shares. Previously, the closing price of the stock was $13.71.

The company's 50-day moving average price stands at $10.20, while its 200-day moving average price is $9.52.

Ispire is a company that operates in the fields of research and development, design, commercialization, sales, marketing, and distribution of e-cigarettes and global cannabis vaporization products. The company was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Los Angeles, California, operating as a subsidiary of Pride Worldwide Investment Limited.

References:

[1] Ispire Technology (NASDAQ:ISPR) Shares Down 4.4%

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[1] Ispire Stock Price Soars by 10.1% in Friday Trading

[2] Aspire Signs Exclusive Global Manufacturing and Distribution Agreement with BrkFst

[3] Ispire Technology Inc Stock Soars on Trading Day

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