NSE shares dip below listing price — will it rebound or more pain ahead? | Explained with support, resistance, target

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NSE shares fell on September 25 after ending higher in the previous session. The stock dipped to ₹1,790.10 intraday, below its IPO price. Experts view the decline as a buying opportunity for long-term investors

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NSE shares dip below listing price — will it rebound or more pain ahead? | Explained with support, resistance, target

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