hypeless
Back to the news

Markets

TD Power shares up 350% up in 3 years, jumps 5% today as Sensex, Nifty jump massively | More upside? target, stop loss

Reported by: Livemint ·

WhatsApp

TD Power Systems

Summary

Livemint reported that TD Power shares rose 5% on November 11, opening at ₹580.35 on NSE against the previous close of ₹571.65 on Monday, and touched an intraday high of ₹604. The outlet also said the stock is up 350% over three years. The report carried an analyst's target and stop loss for the stock; this is the analyst's view, not Hypeless's. A stop loss is a preset price at which a trade is closed to limit loss. The 350% figure is the change in the share price over three years, not a profit for the company. The report linked the day's move to a broader rise in the Sensex and Nifty, the two main Indian market indices.

AI summary of what Livemint reported. AI can make mistakes. Read the full story on Livemint

Learn: What are the Sensex and the Nifty?

Sources

Every outlet that reported this story. Each link opens the outlet's own article.

What each outlet wrote

The same news, in each outlet's own headline. Open one to read their full story.

Livemint  · · Tone +4

TD Power shares up 350% up in 3 years, jumps 5% today as Sensex, Nifty jump massively | More upside? target, stop loss

TD Power share price opened at ₹580.35 per share on NSE today, as compared to previous close of ₹571.65 on Monday and touched an intraday high of ₹604 on November 11.

Some headlines quote an analyst. Those views are theirs, not ours.

Key terms

Words in this story, explained in plain language in our Learn pages.

  • Sensex

    The Sensex and the Nifty 50 are scoreboards for a group of big Indian companies. Learn what they measure and how to read "Sensex up 300 points".

    Learn: What are the Sensex and the Nifty?

Earlier coverage

What outlets reported about the same company before this story, newest first.

Ask Hypeless about this story

Ask what it means, what a term in it means, or what other outlets said. Answers use only these outlets' headlines.

Ask Hypeless