RELX Technology's Stock Price Drops in Midday Trading

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Dec.22.2023

RELX Technology's Stock Price Drops in Midday Trading

RELX Technology, an e-cigarette manufacturer, saw a 2.9% drop in stock price during Thursday's midday trading.

According to market trading website watchlistnews, the stock price of e-cigarette manufacturer RELX Technology dropped by 2.9% during Thursday's midday trading session. The stock reached a low trading price of $1.94 per share and closed at $1.98 per share. During the midday session, there were a total of 1,728,733 shares traded, which is a 79% decrease compared to the average trading volume of 8,406,188 shares. The previous closing price was $2.04.

Over the past 50 days, the average price of the company's stock has been $1.90, while the 200-day moving average price stands at $1.72.

References:

[1] RLX Technology (NYSE:RLX) Shares Down 2.9%

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[1] Jingjia Reports Decrease in Revenue but Promising Future

[2] RELX International Introduces New WAKA Product Line in Germany

[3] Evaluation of Intelligent Manufacturing Capability Maturity by RELX Technology

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