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52 Week High Low

View the stocks with the highest and lowest price levels for a specific trading period. Understand which stocks are trending and what’s driving their value.

Highest & Lowest Stock Price

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Lows

Company Name	LTP (₹)	Today's High (₹)	52 Week High(₹)
Bank Of Baroda	278.40	280.65	280.65
Bank Of India	139.88	142.71	142.71
Canara Bank	136.99	138.60	138.60
Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd.	979.35	998.00	998.00
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd.	476.00	484.10	484.10
IDBI Bank Ltd.	103.80	106.97	106.97
Indian Bank	858.70	879.00	879.00
Navin Fluorine International Ltd.	5687.40	5839.00	5839.00
Punjab National Bank	122.89	124.05	124.05
RBL Bank Ltd.	326.35	331.50	331.50

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Frequently asked questions

What is a 52-week low and high?

The 52-week low and high represent the lowest and highest price at which a stock has traded in the past year. These levels help investors gauge a stock’s recent price range and volatility.

Is the 52-week high bullish?

A stock hitting its 52-week high often indicates strong buying momentum and positive sentiment. However, this does not guarantee continued upward movement, as fundamentals and broader market conditions ultimately drive long-term performance.

What is the 52-week high factor?

The 52-week high factor is a behavioural finance concept suggesting that stocks near their annual highs may continue performing well due to investor confidence and momentum, provided fundamentals remain supportive.

What are the reasons for shares reaching their 52-week lows?

Shares may hit 52-week lows due to poor earnings, negative industry trends, weak market sentiment, global events, or company-specific problems such as management changes, high debt, or regulatory challenges.

Are there any risks associated with investing in a 52-week low share?

Yes. A low price might signal deeper fundamental problems rather than a temporary dip. Without proper analysis, investors risk buying into a declining trend that may continue for months.

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