| Company Name | LTP | Gain (%) | Day's Range | 52W high | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accent Microcell Ltd | ₹587.6 | 0.79% |
₹574.1
₹591
|
₹585 | |
| Accretion Pharmaceuticals Ltd | ₹195 | 2.36% |
₹190.3
₹197
|
₹196.75 | |
| Aimtron Electronics Ltd | ₹1662.7 | -3.95% |
₹1643
₹1769.9
|
₹1740 | |
| Ajanta Pharma Ltd | ₹3718.2 | 1.24% |
₹3650
₹3738
|
₹3700.6 | |
| Akanksha Power & Infrastructure Ltd | ₹123.7 | 4.17% |
₹119
₹124.65
|
₹122.2 | |
| Alphageo (India) Ltd | ₹338.36 | 12.28% |
₹302.42
₹342.8
|
₹315 | |
| Amarjothi Spinning Mills Ltd | ₹162 | 1.89% |
₹155
₹162.9
|
₹0 | |
| Anawil Wire and Engineering Ltd | ₹423.45 | 0.71% |
₹405
₹437.8
|
₹420.45 | |
| Andrew Yule & Company Ltd | ₹26.23 | -16.33% |
₹25.21
₹27
|
₹0 | |
| Anthem Biosciences Ltd | ₹898 | 0.89% |
₹886
₹904
|
₹899.9 | |
| Apsis Aerocom Ltd | ₹499.8 | 2% |
₹485
₹499.8
|
₹494.55 | |
| Asian Energy Services Ltd | ₹425.25 | 13.58% |
₹372
₹432
|
₹420 | |
| Avadh Sugar & Energy Ltd | ₹725.25 | 11.04% |
₹656.4
₹730.05
|
₹666 | |
| Avalon Technologies Ltd | ₹2059.4 | 6.11% |
₹1948
₹2081
|
₹2004 | |
| AVATAR Industries Ltd | ₹237 | 2.6% |
₹223
₹237
|
₹231 | |
| AVT Natural Products Ltd | ₹88.1 | 8.43% |
₹83.05
₹89
|
₹82.86 | |
| Azad Engineering Ltd | ₹2899.9 | 6.7% |
₹2703
₹2986.6
|
₹2735 | |
| B&B Triplewall Containers Ltd | ₹233.35 | -4.61% |
₹230.25
₹262
|
₹252.55 | |
| Bharat Bond ETF - April 2030 | ₹1611.52 | -0.15% |
₹1610.86
₹1646.18
|
₹1644.19 | |
| Bikewo Green Tech Ltd | ₹105.05 | 5% |
₹103.5
₹105.05
|
₹100.05 | |
| Bilcare Ltd | ₹92.17 | 20% |
₹79.2
₹92.17
|
₹76.81 | |
| Bosch Ltd | ₹46970 | -0.28% |
₹46870
₹47730
|
₹47315 | |
| Citius Transnet Investment Trust | ₹113.88 | 2.32% |
₹112
₹114.37
|
₹112.78 | |
| Commercial Syn Bags Ltd | ₹281.69 | -2.3% |
₹275.37
₹298
|
₹290.39 | |
| Creative Newtech Ltd | ₹1252.1 | 0.73% |
₹1230.25
₹1260
|
₹1253.1 | |
| Cyient DLM Ltd | ₹737.45 | 5.86% |
₹692
₹743
|
₹737 | |
| D S Kulkarni Developers Ltd | ₹13.96 | 4.96% |
₹13.96
₹13.96
|
₹13.3 | |
| Dalmia Bharat Sugar & Industries Ltd | ₹459.6 | 8.81% |
₹426
₹464.4
|
₹441.75 | |
| Deccan Gold Mines Ltd | ₹239.9 | 6.4% |
₹220.66
₹243.8
|
₹238.5 | |
| Dhampur Sugar Mills Ltd | ₹170.87 | 6.18% |
₹161.65
₹175.12
|
₹168.63 | |
| DIC India Ltd | ₹591.95 | 3.99% |
₹564.1
₹630.95
|
₹617.3 | |
| Dolphin Offshore Enterprises (India) Ltd | ₹576.85 | 13.53% |
₹500
₹585.6
|
₹538.8 | |
| E2E Networks Ltd | ₹686.15 | 2.91% |
₹646.75
₹698
|
₹666.75 | |
| Edelweiss Nifty 1D Rate Liquid ETF | ₹1043.95 | 0.01% |
₹1043.94
₹1043.96
|
₹1043.83 | |
| Fujiyama Power Systems Ltd | ₹464.4 | 9.57% |
₹425.2
₹466.2
|
₹432.05 | |
| Galaxy Surfactants Ltd | ₹2403.7 | -4.17% |
₹2383.8
₹2648
|
₹2508.4 | |
| GKB Ophthalmics Ltd | ₹65 | -22.67% |
₹65
₹70
|
₹0 | |
| Grand Foundry Ltd | ₹15 | 0% |
₹15
₹15
|
₹15 | |
| Gujarat Kidney & Super Speciality Ltd | ₹151.36 | 10.94% |
₹134.81
₹152.99
|
₹148.34 | |
| Halder Venture Ltd | ₹294.92 | -2.31% |
₹286.12
₹319
|
₹308.05 | |
| Happy Forgings Ltd | ₹2198.1 | 5.19% |
₹2115.1
₹2207.8
|
₹2105 | |
| Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd | ₹5059 | 0.58% |
₹5045
₹5149.9
|
₹5055 | |
| Hindustan Foods Ltd | ₹608.45 | 2.88% |
₹588.5
₹613.8
|
₹600.4 | |
| Hitech Corporation Ltd | ₹330.15 | -0.65% |
₹327.1
₹338.4
|
₹335 | |
| Honasa Consumer Ltd | ₹481.65 | -4.21% |
₹476.9
₹509.8
|
₹509.8 | |
| ICICI Prudential Nifty 10 yr Benchmark G-Sec ETF | ₹267 | -0.04% |
₹265
₹269.59
|
₹267.54 | |
| IL&FS Engineering & Construction Co Ltd | ₹35.79 | -2.56% |
₹35.51
₹37.46
|
₹37.3 | |
| Impex Ferro Tech Ltd | ₹3.64 | 1.96% |
₹3.64
₹3.64
|
₹3.57 | |
| Innomet Advanced Materials Ltd | ₹214.4 | 2% |
₹214.2
₹214.4
|
₹210.2 | |
| Investment & Precision Castings Ltd | ₹1196.7 | -1.69% |
₹1162
₹1251
|
₹1251 |
52 Week High Stocks
When a stock reaches its 52-week high, it means the price has touched its highest point in the last 12 months. Traders and investors pay close attention to these stocks through PL Capital Group – Prabhudas Lilladher application, as they can indicate a continued upward trend or future opportunities.
What are 52-Week High Stocks?
Stocks on the stock exchanges that are trading at their highest price in the last 52 weeks are called 52-week high stocks. When a stock hits a 52-week high, it usually means people feel positive or “bullish” about it. However, just because a stock reaches this high point does not mean it will keep rising in the future as well.
A few additional things affecting its performance are the company’s financial position, the market sentiment, and the overall economy. Sometimes, a stock may rise due to short-term excitement, even if the company is not performing well.
How are 52-Week High Shares Determined?
Stock markets operate during specific hours each trading day. During this period, stock prices fluctuate continuously based on investor demand, supply, and market sentiment. The highest price a stock reaches during a trading session is referred to as the "intraday high" or "swing high." This value changes frequently throughout the day as trading volume increases or decreases.
In contrast, 52-week high stocks refer specifically to the highest closing price it has achieved over the past 52 weeks. Even if a stock surpasses its previous 52-week high during the day, it must close above that level to qualify. Major indices, such as NIFTY and SENSEX, track these 52-week high closing prices.
Advantages of tracking 52-Week High Stocks
- Shows Long-Term Performance
- Helps with Investment Decisions
Comparing the current price to the NSE 52-week high stocks can guide whether it might be a good time to buy, hold, or sell.
- Spot Potential Opportunities
52-week high shares may be growing strongly, while those far below it could be undervalued.
- Reflects Market Sentiment
When a stock hits a new 52-week high, it often shows that investors are confident and the stock is in a strong upward trend.
- Used in Trading Plans
Traders use BSE and NSE India 52 week highs to decide when to enter or exit trades, and to set stop-loss levels to manage risk.
- Shows Momentum
If a stock breaks through its 52-week high, it could signal a strong upward move or important news driving the price.
The 52-week high stocks give a quick look at a stock’s performance over the past 12 months.
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FAQ's on 52 Week High Stocks
1. How often are 52-week highs updated? ›
52-week high stocks are updated daily during each trading session. Major exchanges and stock broking apps, like PL Capital, refresh the 52-week high lists live as new highs are hit throughout the market day.
2. Can a 52-week high indicate stock momentum? ›
Stocks reaching this level are often viewed as strong performers with potential for continued growth. In markets like India, listings such as the NSE or BSE 52-week high are commonly used by investors to identify momentum and assess a stock’s stability and resilience.
3. Are 52-week high stocks overvalued? ›
A 52-week high does not always indicate that a stock is overvalued. It means the price is higher compared to the past 12 months. The high price signals investor optimism, solid performance, or favourable news, rather than inflated valuations.
4. Is it risky to buy a stock at its 52-week high? ›
Buying stocks at their 52-week high does not directly mean risky or not. It depends on several factors such as the company's fundamentals, overall market conditions, and your investment strategy.
5. What does it indicate if a stock sustains above its 52-week high? ›
Maintaining levels above its 52-week high signals a strong bullish trend. This continued momentum may reflect solid investor confidence and suggest further upside potential.
