Expert Advice to Buy / Perfect time to invest in these 3 stocks, these giant stocks are running at less than half

Zoom News : Jul 15, 2022, 02:01 PM
Expert Advice For Share: There has been ups and downs in the stock market for the last few months. During this, there are many stocks which are falling and running at less than half of their high level. Some of these shares belong to giant banks and companies. The stock of RBL Bank is traveling around Rs 80, falling from Rs 221.30 in a year. Similarly, the stock of NBFC Punjab National Bank Housing Finance (PNB Housing Finance) has also seen a sharp decline.

Sensex breaks 9000 points in 9 months

The Sensex, which went beyond 62000 in October 2021, is currently falling and traveling above 53000. In this way, the stock market's Sensex has broken about 9000 points in just 9 months. During this, many veteran stocks are also running at their 52-week low. Many have even reached below halfway. Let us know about some such giant stocks which have fallen more than half at this time.

Vaibhav Global

The 52-week high of the share of electronic retailer company Vaibhav Global Limited is Rs 860 and the low is Rs 287.90. On Thursday, the stock fell to Rs 298. In the last one month itself, it has seen a decline of about 10 percent. If seen, this stock has fallen by more than 60 percent during one year. Now experts are advising to buy it.

RBL Bank

The stock of RBL Bank, which reached a high level of Rs 221.30, has now come down to Rs 81. The 52 week low level of this stock is Rs 74.15. This stock has also given a loss of 84 percent to those who invested five years ago. At that time the stock was at Rs 451. Most experts are advising to buy it.

PNB Housing

The 52-week high level of PNB Housing's stock is Rs 767.10 and the low level is Rs 311.45. In the trading session that closed on July 14, it closed at Rs 331. This stock has also defrauded investors by more than 78% in five years. Five years ago this stock was at Rs 1173. Within a year, it has fallen by more than 50 percent. Investors are advising to buy it too.

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER