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27 out of 28 calls for NAM-INDIA proved profitable, with an average profit of 2% within 3 trading days.

The following are the details of the last 30 calls given by us for Nippon Life India Asset Mgmt Ltd (NAM-INDIA).

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) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 13 Sep, 2021. The scrip opened at 440.65 and rose to 441.85 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.1.2 i.e. 0.27%.

2) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 26 Aug, 2021. The scrip opened at 405.3 and rose to 424.4 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.19.1 i.e. 4.71%.

3) On 11 Aug, 2021, we gave a SELL call for NAM-INDIA. The scrip opened at 389 and reached a low of 374.1 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.14.9 i.e. 3.83%.

4) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 19 Jul, 2021. The scrip opened at 414 and rose to 422.7 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.8.7 i.e. 2.1%.

5) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 16 Jul, 2021. The scrip opened at 398.3 and rose to 439.35 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.41.05 i.e. 10.31%.

6) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 1 Jun, 2021. The scrip opened at 373.55 and rose to 376.9 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.3.35 i.e. 0.9%.

7) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 20 May, 2021. The scrip opened at 352.3 and rose to 356.8 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.4.5 i.e. 1.28%.

8) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 10 May, 2021. The scrip opened at 353.25 and rose to 355.35 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.2.1 i.e. 0.59%.

9) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 19 Apr, 2021. The scrip opened at 331.2 and rose to 333.5 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.2.3 i.e. 0.69%.

10) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 9 Apr, 2021. The scrip opened at 360.95 but did not rise as expected. However, it fell to 320.1 before closing at 329.15. Although we consider this as a rare Failed Call

11) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 8 Apr, 2021. The scrip opened at 341.5 and rose to 362.35 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.20.85 i.e. 6.11%.

12) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 4 Mar, 2021. The scrip opened at 358.7 and rose to 368 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.9.3 i.e. 2.59%.

13) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 3 Feb, 2021. The scrip opened at 332.4 and rose to 334.8 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.2.4 i.e. 0.72%.

14) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 18 Jan, 2021. The scrip opened at 334.7 and rose to 343.55 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.8.85 i.e. 2.64%.

15) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 28 Dec, 2020. The scrip opened at 306 and rose to 309.25 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.3.25 i.e. 1.06%.

16) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 18 Dec, 2020. The scrip opened at 314.8 and rose to 316 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.1.2 i.e. 0.38%.

17) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 19 Nov, 2020. The scrip opened at 296.8 and rose to 305 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.8.2 i.e. 2.76%.

18) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 10 Nov, 2020. The scrip opened at 290 and rose to 291.5 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.1.5 i.e. 0.52%.

19) On 27 Oct, 2020, we gave a SELL call for NAM-INDIA. The scrip opened at 271.1 and reached a low of 267.1 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.4 i.e. 1.48%.

20) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 15 Sep, 2020. The scrip opened at 283.9 and rose to 288.7 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.4.8 i.e. 1.69%.

21) On 10 Jul, 2020, we gave a SELL call for NAM-INDIA. The scrip opened at 291.2 and reached a low of 281 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.10.2 i.e. 3.5%.

22) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 24 Jun, 2020. The scrip opened at 312.2 and rose to 321.4 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.9.2 i.e. 2.95%.

23) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 23 Jun, 2020. The scrip opened at 286.7 and rose to 322 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.35.3 i.e. 12.31%.

24) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 9 Jun, 2020. The scrip opened at 299.35 and rose to 299.7 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.0.35 i.e. 0.12%.

25) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 1 Jun, 2020. The scrip opened at 258.85 and rose to 282.9 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.24.05 i.e. 9.29%.

26) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 20 Feb, 2020. The scrip opened at 433.8 and rose to 452.9 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.19.1 i.e. 4.4%.

27) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 11 Feb, 2020. The scrip opened at 391 and rose to 411.6 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.20.6 i.e. 5.27%.

28) We gave a BUY call for NAM-INDIA on 28 Jan, 2020. The scrip opened at 370 and rose to 372.8 within next 3 trading days, giving an opportunity to book of profit of Rs.2.8 i.e. 0.76%.

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