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turnaround stock INDOSTAR CAPITALIndostar Capital Finance Ltd., incorporated in the year 2009, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 4,248.40 Crore) operating in NBFC sector. Indostar Capital Finance Ltd. key Products/Revenue Segments include Interest, Income From Financial Services, Fees & Commission Income and Income From Sale Of Share & Securities for the year ending 31-Mar-2024. For the quarter ended 30-09-2024, the company has reported a Consolidated Total Income of Rs 352.07 Crore, down 10.72 % from last quarter Total Income of Rs 394.34 Crore and up 12.34 % from last year same quarter Total Income of Rs 313.39 Crore. Company has reported net profit after tax of Rs 31.68 Crore in latest quarter. As on 30-09-2024, the company has a total of 13.61 Crore shares outstanding. Indostar Cap. Fin. Share Price Today is Rs. 312.20 as on 06 Dec, 2024, 03:57 PM IST. On previous day, the Indostar Cap. Fin. Share Price (NSE) closed at Rs. 285.35, featuring among the most traded securities on the National Stock Exchange.
NSE:INDOSTARLong
by TechnicalAnalystSucrit
#INDOSTAR The chart shows a medium-term uptrend from May 2024 #INDOSTAR The chart shows a medium-term uptrend from May 2024 on wards. The stock has been moving higher since the lows of ₹160 and has now reached around ₹286. The stock is currently facing resistance at around ₹290, where it has previously been rejected. Enter around ₹270-₹280 on any retracement for better risk-to-reward. Alternatively, if the stock breaks out above ₹290-₹300, it could be a good entry point for a breakout trade. For a long-term position, buying on a dip near ₹230 would provide a strong base with a solid risk-to-reward ratio.
NSE:INDOSTARLong
by EmpireCrown
INDOSTAR Analysis & PredictionThis is the analysis of INDOSTAR in Weekly Time Frame. Watch carefully. The chart explains itself. The stock managed to break the long term resistance with increasing volume. It can retest the breakout level. If it will sustain above the breakout level, it is good for the stock. Generally Multiyear Breakout is a bullish signal for stocks. There are some prediction levels. These Levels act as Support and Resistance according to position of price. You have to trade according to level breakout or breakdown. Always maintain your risk management. Book your profit according to your “STOMACH”. Disclaimer: This is not investment advice. I am not a SEBI Registered Analyst. Anything posted here is my own analysis and views. This is created for educational purposes only. Always consult your Financial Advisor before taking any decision or trade. Happy trading. About INDOSTAR : Indostar Capital Finance Ltd. engages in the provision of lending used and new commercial vehicles. It operates through the following segments: Corporate Lending, Small and Medium Enterprises Lending, Commercial Vehicle Lending, and Housing Finance. The company was founded by Atul Kapur and Sameer Sushil Sain in July 21, 2009 and is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
NSE:INDOSTARLong
by suraranjanganguli
INDOSTAR - 1st tgt 230 and then 280NSE:INDOSTAR cmp is 193.45 locked in upper circuit today 1st tgt is 230 and when this hurdle is overcome, 280-300 is achievable The objective of this analysis is knowledge sharing and education. There isn't any buy or sell advise in this article. Every stock is held for a short to medium amount of time and is positional. It is expected of each person to carry out independent research and evaluation to ascertain whether my perspective is consistent with your studies.
NSE:INDOSTARLong
by ajaykalashi
Time To Buy INDOSTARIt is the time to buy INDOSTAR on the following grounds:- 1. It has reached 52 week low. 2. Its stock price has reached the lower band of Bollinger band in daily, weekly and monthly chart. 3. The stock price is almost touching r2 of pivot points. 4. RSI is below 35. 5. EMA 10 and 20 are about to touch. 6. A Doji is forming signalling that the downtrend is coming to an end. Also the doji is green and it has formed on the lower Bollinger Band. 7. MACD will soon give buy signal. 8. Stochastic has given a buy signal. 9. Stochastic RSI has also given buy signal. 10. There had been a breakout a few weeks ago in weekly chart. 11. In monthly chart there is a long red candle. 12. There is a bull bear fight in daily chart and bull is starting to win since there has been a hammer candlestick formation. After all of these points how can't we say that INDOSTAR is gonna go bullish. Here are the MINIMUM profit expectations:- Day Trader - 2.68% Weekly Trader - 45.44% Monthly Trader - 90.91%
NSE:INDOSTARLong
by stock2k0
3
Why is Closing Price important? Why do I prefer taking trades at 3:25 p.m.? Most stock prices rise significantly after 3:25 or fall just before 3:25, forcing us to enter at a lower price. Second, we simply want to be as close to the closing price as possible because many intraday positions are squared off at 3:20 p.m. and the price remains somewhat volatile for the next 5 minutes. In my opinion, the most accurate price is at 3:25 pm, which is reflected in the stocks as well, as most of them close at or near the price at 3:25 pm. Until trading resumes on the following trading day, the closing price is considered the most accurate valuation of a stock or other security. There is a widely held belief that amateurs always open the market and professionals always close it. Opening prices can be influenced by a variety of factors, including global news, gap ups and downs, economic news, and so on. Furthermore, there is always a larger player than you working in the markets alongside you. By "bigger players," I mean people with a lot of money, also known as institutional investors or "smart money." They trade between 9:15 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., the same time as you. They face the same risk when dealing with billions of shares as you do when dealing with a single share. At night, anything can happen. He is basing his holdings on the day's closing price. As a result, it is the most important price. They are certain that it will not result in a gap the following day. The primary goal of looking at the closing price is to ignore intraday price movement because it allows us to avoid tracking the market for the entire day, make fewer but higher quality decisions, enforce discipline, and reduce the likelihood of false breakouts. There are numerous examples of the market trading in the positive all day but then dipping into the negative at the end. When such movements occur, it indicates that professional money is at work at the time. In most cases, they are probably better at predicting future events than most people, so they are relying on the closing price of their holdings. When looking at breakouts, we do not consider it very significant if the stock crosses above a certain level and then returns to the previous level. There are numerous intraday breakouts occurring in the markets, and tracking them is, in my opinion, a futile exercise because it is difficult to predict whether they will hold or not. As only a few people can spot a breakout in live markets, the closing price is the earliest option to enter a trade. 90% of traders will begin researching the stock after the market closes, putting you ahead of the competition and allowing you to capitalise on gap-up opportunities. It aids in determining whether or not the trend is sustainable. As a result, as you'll see, most of the charts are plotted solely on the closing price, implying that people's attention is drawn once the price closes above a certain level.
NSE:INDOSTAREducation
by Kapil-Mittal
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