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Kinsale Capital
KNSL.US
Kinsale Capital Group, Inc. engages in the provision of property and casualty insurance products in the United States. The company’s commercial lines offerings include commercial property, excess casualty, small business casualty, general casualty, construction, allied health, small business property, products liability, entertainment, energy, life sciences, commercial auto, professional liability, excess professional, environmental, inland marine, health care, management liability, public entity, aviation, ocean marine, agribusiness, product recall, and railroad insurance. Its personal lines offerings also include high value homeowners and personal insurance products.
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KNSL.USMarket value -Rank by Market Cap -/-

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26/12/2025 Update
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Property and Casualty InsuranceIndustry
Industry Ranking27/67
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreA
    • ROE28.73%A
    • Profit Margin26.30%A
    • Gross Margin30.89%C
  • Growth ScoreB
    • Revenue YoY18.10%B
    • Net Profit YoY15.88%B
    • Total Assets YoY23.27%A
    • Net Assets YoY29.98%A
  • Cash ScoreB
    • Cash Flow Margin380.28%C
    • OCF YoY18.10%B
  • Operating ScoreD
    • Turnover0.34D
  • Debt ScoreD
    • Gearing Ratio68.02%D

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    Morning Trend | Kinsale Capital is consolidating with reduced volume, will the bottom assault team take action?

    Kinsale Capital (KNSL.US) was again grinding near the 362.98 support line last night, with the day characterized by low liquidity and sideways trading. There was weak upward momentum during the day, and sporadic movements in the closing period were quickly suppressed. The sector direction is defensive, with insurance funds showing a strong cash-holding sentiment, and short-term main players waiting for clearer market signals before taking action. Looking back over the week, the insurance sector has been digesting negative factors such as profit downgrades and institutional rebalancing, with incremental funds in the market being cautious. The main players' attempts have been limited to small positions for exploration. The MACD and moving averages are alternating in a defensive phase at low levels, with market corrective sentiment extremely weak, and bottom funds are waiting for event catalysts or overall liquidity activation. The biggest suspense currently lies in whether the main players will "launch a sneak attack" for a rebound after the volume decreases at the bottom. As long as there is a breakout with increased volume during the day or sustained main buying, there is potential for a quick ignition in the short term. However, if the market continues to show low volume without acceleration, the bottom stagnation could be prolonged indefinitely, making it unwise to take large positions recklessly. Operational advice: Continue to track the market movements around the 362.98 range. If there are consecutive large orders during the day and prices follow with a rebound, participation in a round of rebound can be considered. Otherwise, in a low-volume state, it is advisable to maintain a bottom position and observe, avoiding false rebounds and the risk of late-day sell-offs. The atmosphere of the sector determines the direction, and the main players' movements are the "starting gun," so be patient and wait for the market to express itself

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    Morning Trend | Kinsale Capital continues to converge with decreasing volume, is a big move brewing?

    Kinsale Capital (KNSL.US) has recently entered a period of low-volume consolidation, with a noticeable narrowing of stock price fluctuations and main funds showing a horizontal adjustment trend. The community's focus is generally on "whether a long consolidation will lead to a drop or a breakout," with a suppressed short-term atmosphere and main funds highly controlling the market. Intraday fluctuations are weak, with no significant actions from the main funds to drive the price up, but the bottom support from funds remains stable. Technically, the 5-day and 10-day moving averages are gradually converging, and there are significant signs of a Bollinger Bands squeeze, with the triangular consolidation area being continuously compressed. The market is generally waiting for an opportunity, with both short-term and trend funds awaiting a directional choice. Once a breakout occurs after extreme low volume, it may lead to a rapid acceleration in intraday momentum, with FOMO sentiment participating. Currently, it is not advisable to heavily bet at the end of the range; it is more suitable to closely monitor changes at critical points of volume and price coordination. If intraday fluctuations suddenly amplify and effectively break through the converging range, short-term participation can be considered for a quick follow-up. However, if low volume continues to dull the market, an overall weakening of the sector may trigger a breakdown of support. It is recommended to closely track the details of the market and wait for confirmation signals at critical positions to avoid being misled by sudden movements

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