Bata India stock hits fresh 52-week low

Bata India stock hits fresh 52-week low

Chandan Taparia, derivatives analyst, equity research at Anand Rathi told Business Standard the stock is making lower top-lower bottom formation from last three weeks  and is finding selling pressure at every attempt to bounce back.

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  • Nov 16, 2016,
  • Updated Nov 16, 2016 4:36 PM IST

The Bata India stock hit a fresh 52-week low on Wednesday amid the market partially recovering its two-day losses.

Chandan Taparia, derivatives analyst, equity research at Anand Rathi told Business Standard the stock is making lower top-lower bottom formation from last three weeks  and is finding selling pressure at every attempt to bounce back.

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At 10:58 am, the stock was trading at Rs 420 level down 1.33 per cent.

It touched a fresh 52-week low of 415 level at 9:35 am today.

The stock hit an intra-day high of 432 level in today's trade.

It closed 0.86 percent higher at Rs 429 on the BSE.

Disclaimer: Business Today provides stock market news for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Readers are encouraged to consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

The Bata India stock hit a fresh 52-week low on Wednesday amid the market partially recovering its two-day losses.

Chandan Taparia, derivatives analyst, equity research at Anand Rathi told Business Standard the stock is making lower top-lower bottom formation from last three weeks  and is finding selling pressure at every attempt to bounce back.

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At 10:58 am, the stock was trading at Rs 420 level down 1.33 per cent.

It touched a fresh 52-week low of 415 level at 9:35 am today.

The stock hit an intra-day high of 432 level in today's trade.

It closed 0.86 percent higher at Rs 429 on the BSE.

Disclaimer: Business Today provides stock market news for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Readers are encouraged to consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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