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What does a Due Diligence Risk Analysis (IRA) say on Monday?

By Mary T. Stern
January 31, 2022
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Diligence receives a high risk rating of InvestorsObserver To analyse. The proprietary rating system analyzes how much money was needed to move the price in the last 24 hours. The metric looks at recent changes in volume and market capitalization to gauge how much a token can be manipulated by limit trading. The score ranges from 0 to 100, with low scores representing high risk and high values ​​representing low risk.

InvestorsObserver gives Diligence a high risk/reward score. Find out what this means for you and get the rest of the ranking on Stagecoach!

Business analysis

The IRA‘s risk gauge score translates to a high-risk investment at this time. Portfolio managers who place a premium on risk assessment will find this indicator more relevant when trying to avoid (or uncover) riskier investments. The price of Diligence has decreased by 92.92% in the last 24 hours, bringing its current value to $0.000263822. The price change is accompanied by a volume below its average level while the market capitalization of the token has increased during the same period. The crypto’s market capitalization is now $5,540.27, while $23.66 of the currency has been traded in the last 24 hours. Price volatility relative to changes in volume and changes in market capitalization give Diligence a high-risk analysis.

Summary

The price volatility of the IRA over the past 24 hours results in a high-risk analysis due to its price volatility in combination with changes in trading volume, giving investors reason to worry about the manipulability of the token from now on. Click here for the full Due Diligence Report (IRA).

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