![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, Jan 13, 2005 |
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Markets
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Stock Markets Every seventh stock traded hits lower circuit Virendra Verma
Mumbai , Jan. 12 EVERY seventh stock traded on the BSE on Wednesday was locked in the lower circuit. A look at the BSE's statistics shows that 348 stocks hit the lower circuit out of a total of 2,432 scrips traded. When a stock hits lower circuit, there are only sellers and no buyers. Of this, 23 stocks from B-1 group hit the circuit, 97 from B-2, 75 from S (Indonext), 110 from T group and 43 from Z group. In comparison, just 51 stocks hit the upper circuit. Brokers said this was for the first time in the history of Indian stock market that such large number of stocks has hit the lower circuit. Even on May 17 last year, which saw the historic fall in stock indices, the stocks that hit the lower circuit was not so high as the entire market had to be closed twice. Such a sharp fall in the stock prices today, was mainly due to several players who had borrowed funds, offloaded their positions.
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