bse stocks: 88% Sensex shares in bear’s grip … one-fourth lower than 50%! – 88% bse listed stocks in bear grip. one of every fourth down over 50%

As the benchmark indexes hit new one-year lows, AceEquity’s stock is down 88 per cent on all Sensex listed stocks. They fell 20 percent from their 52-week highs.

Shares listed on the Sensex are down nearly 26 per cent, or 890 scripts, down more than 50 per cent from their 52-week highs. This is the biggest impact on smallcap and microcap stocks.

A total of 380 stocks, excluding banks, fell. 228 stocks in the textile sector and 182 stocks in the capital goods sector were severely affected. 110 stocks are directly linked to agricultural products such as sugar, rubber, tea and coffee. This excludes 114 shares from the FMCG sector.

Among other stocks that saw strong sales were 83 from the automobile and auto sub-sectors. 79 stocks are in the construction materials sector and 33 banking and consumer goods sectors are in decline.

Janus Corporation (93 per cent decline), Sumaya Corporation (91 per cent decline), Future Retail (88 per cent decline), Raghuveer Synthetics (87 per cent decline) and Superior Finlies are down more than 85 per cent in market value. 87 percent). Shares of ISF, Ivexia Lifecare, Titan Consumer and Thani Services fell 87 percent from a 52-week high.

Satbhav Engineering traded at Rs 15.2 on June 30, 2021, down 84 per cent from its 62-week high of Rs 96.30 on June 30, 2021. It is 82 per cent lower than its 52-week high of Rs 41.5.

Solara Active Pharma Science, Future Consumer, Orchid Pharma, Seri Infrastructure Finance, Future Entertainment, McNellie Bharat Engineering Company, Gayatri Projects 52% to Future Life Style and Fifty to Suzuki from Future Lifestyle.

Largecap stocks did not perform well as 70 of the 101 Sensex 100 stocks were down. Among them, Godrej Properties lost 54 per cent from its one-year high of Rs 2,598 in October last year. IRCTC is down 53 percent. InfoEdge fell 52 percent in the same month.

Lupine shares are trading at Rs. It ended at Rs 598, down 50 per cent from its high of Rs 1,193 in July 2021 and lost 49 per cent of its value over its 52-week high. Hindalco, Tech Mahindra, Larsen & Toubro, Jubilant Foodworks, Birmal Enterprises, Wifro and Mintree fell 45 to 47 percent from 52-week highs.