Star Health Insurance

The decision to stay with these stocks, analysts said, should be based purely on how each of these companies is performing fundamentally

Titan and Escorts look promising on the charts, while Star Health and Allied Insurance, Nazara Technologies and Rallis India need to conquer major hurdles for further gains, technical charts suggest.

Star Healthcare rallied 10% to Rs 768 in intra-day today, and has rebounded 64% from its record low of Rs 469.05 touched on July 1, 2022.

Star Health quoted lower for 12th straight trading day and has slipped 31 per cent to Rs 488.5 from Rs 703.35 that it had touched on June 14, 2022

Star Health hit a record low of Rs 595, slipping 2.5 per cent on the BSE, its lowest level since its stock market debut.

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Except for Max Financial Services other insurance related shares seem to be on a weak ground, indicate technical charts.

Industry leaders speak about the learnings over the past year and the opportunities for progress that the pandemic has provided

The broader markets outperformed, the BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices were up 0.3 per cent and 0.8 per cent, respectively

The stock listed at Rs 845, 6 per cent below its issue price of Rs 900 per share on the National Stock Exchange

Further consolidation seems likely, while telecom stocks may be in focus owing to the new DoT order on limiting SIMs per user

Paytm's IPO was subscribed 1.89 times and Star Health's offer was subscribed 79 per cent

Star Health cuts IPO size after tepid subscription; Tega Industries closes IPO with over 200 times subscription

The broader indices, however, outperformed the key benchmark indices. The BSE Midcap index ended flat, while Smallcap index was up 0.3 per cent

It was subscribed at just 79%, getting bids worth $427.37 million, despite it extending the subscription period for its offering

The Rs 7,240-cr issue received just 79% subscription before I-bankers stepped in

Frontline indices fell nearly 4 per cent in November. But, analysts expect sectoral-rotation to take place from here on. This report delves into one such sector and the stocks that are likely to shine

Say it stands to benefit as market leader in health space, but risk of fresh Covid wave may weigh on profitability

The IPO will be open for subscription from November 30 to December 02, in the price band of Rs 870 to Rs 900

The broader markets outperformed and managed to end with gains despite the selling pressure in frontline stocks. Debutant Go Fashion ended with a spectacular 81 per cent gain