in between stock market crash The NSE Nifty fell nearly 3 per cent on Friday on fresh fears about the new Covid variant identified in South Africa. On a weekly basis, the Nifty is dragging down the advance fall ratio into negative territory – with a massive 4.16 per cent fall – the highest since January 2021. After the top out on 18 October, this sell-off started in all the indices in the Indian stock market as markets across the world were falling.
Here we list the top 5 mid-cap stocks that have fallen the most since October 18:
1]IRCTC: Shares of Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) have fallen nearly 30 per cent after the stock market crash on October 18. IRCTC share price closed at close on 18 October 2021 1175 and after that midcap stocks have declined. IRCTC share price closed on Friday (26 November 2021) 822.30 per share level on the NSE, logging over 30 per cent since the stock market’s peak.
2]Lamp Nitrite: Since the stock market peak on October 18, 2021, this mid-cap chemical stock has fallen as much as 27 percent. As per the share price history of Deepak Nitrite, this stock has almost fallen from 2867 2130 levels on NSE. It made its finale a high standard 2925.90 per share on 19th October and after that it is falling continuously.
3]JSW Energy: This stock of Jindal Group has fallen by 23 per cent since October 18, 2021. According to JSW Energy share price history, it was closed on Energy stock On October 18, on the NSE at the level of 391.85 while it closed at 302.50 levels on NSE on 26 November 2021. Since the top out of the stock market on October 18 this year, mid-cap stocks have booked huge profits every single day.
4]Tata Chemicals: As the name suggests, it was closed on chemical stocks. On 18 October 2021 on NSE at 1094.40 level while it closed at At the level of 855 per share on NSE on 26 November 2021, its share price post-market top out recorded a fall of nearly 22 per cent.
5]Jindal Steel & Power: As per the share price history of this stock, it was closed at On 18 October 2021 on NSE at 452.10 level while it closed at At 353.50 level on 26 November 2021 on the NSE, a fall of about 21.80 per cent was recorded in almost a month’s time.
Never miss a story! Stay connected and informed with Mint.
download
Our App Now!!
,