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17 out of 17 calls for NETFDIVOPP proved profitable, with an average profit of 5% within 3 trading days.

The following are the details of the last 30 calls given by us for (NETFDIVOPP).

Please note that few or all of these calls may not appear in the daily pre-market calls published on the website. Pre-market calls are published on the website only if the scrip closes above Rs. 100/-. However, all pre-market calls are available to our registered subscribers in their mail box. To register, please use the Contact Us link.

1) On 8 Jan, 2021, we gave a SELL call for NETFDIVOPP. The scrip opened at 35.08 and reached a low of 33.6 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.1.48 i.e. 4.22%.

2) On 22 Dec, 2020, we gave a SELL call for NETFDIVOPP. The scrip opened at 32.75 and reached a low of 31 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.1.75 i.e. 5.34%.

3) On 21 Dec, 2020, we gave a SELL call for NETFDIVOPP. The scrip opened at 39.65 and reached a low of 31 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.8.65 i.e. 21.82%.

4) We gave a BUY call for NETFDIVOPP on 13 Nov, 2020. The scrip opened at 29.4 and rose to 31.3 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.1.9 i.e. 6.46%.

5) On 17 Sep, 2020, we gave a SELL call for NETFDIVOPP. The scrip opened at 28.2 and reached a low of 27.74 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.0.46 i.e. 1.63%.

6) On 11 Sep, 2020, we gave a SELL call for NETFDIVOPP. The scrip opened at 28.9 and reached a low of 27.54 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.1.36 i.e. 4.71%.

7) We gave a BUY call for NETFDIVOPP on 17 Jul, 2020. The scrip opened at 27.8 and rose to 28.77 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.0.97 i.e. 3.49%.

8) We gave a BUY call for NETFDIVOPP on 9 Jul, 2020. The scrip opened at 27.83 and rose to 27.94 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.0.11 i.e. 0.4%.

9) We gave a BUY call for NETFDIVOPP on 3 Jul, 2020. The scrip opened at 27 and rose to 27.72 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.0.72 i.e. 2.67%.

10) We gave a BUY call for NETFDIVOPP on 2 Jul, 2020. The scrip opened at 26.9 and rose to 27.28 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.0.38 i.e. 1.41%.

11) On 16 Jun, 2020, we gave a SELL call for NETFDIVOPP. The scrip opened at 26.59 and reached a low of 25.3 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.1.29 i.e. 4.85%.

12) On 16 Apr, 2020, we gave a SELL call for NETFDIVOPP. The scrip opened at 25.3 and reached a low of 22.97 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.2.33 i.e. 9.21%.

13) On 3 Apr, 2020, we gave a SELL call for NETFDIVOPP. The scrip opened at 25.6 and reached a low of 22.05 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.3.55 i.e. 13.87%.

14) On 12 Mar, 2020, we gave a SELL call for NETFDIVOPP. The scrip opened at 25 and reached a low of 24.1 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.0.9 i.e. 3.6%.

15) On 2 Mar, 2020, we gave a SELL call for NETFDIVOPP. The scrip opened at 27.5 and reached a low of 26.74 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.0.76 i.e. 2.76%.

16) We gave a BUY call for NETFDIVOPP on 27 Jan, 2020. The scrip opened at 29.73 and rose to 29.76 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.0.03 i.e. 0.1%.

17) We gave a BUY call for NETFDIVOPP on 15 Jan, 2020. The scrip opened at 29.76 and rose to 30.19 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.0.43 i.e. 1.44%.

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