
Paytm stock
How much more do you think Paytm will fall further? It has already crashed by 150+, blood everywhere!
How much has stock fallen cumulatively in last two days?
Bro you should leave the grapevine soon.
You can make your way out of the posts you don't like. Why do you want to be a vigilante on an anonymous social platform? Build your own platform if you want to impose restrictions on posts as per your liking. This was a trick question.
Relax bro, the amount of time you are spending writing this post and answering the comments, In that time you can just simply Google the whole financials of paytm let alone the share price.
My maths is pathetic.
Don't judge me, I'll just make an attempt:
Stock price on Day 1 at the time of market opening - ₹100
Stock price of Day 1 at the time of market closing - ₹80 (20% fall)
Stock price on Day 2 at the time of market opening - ₹80
Stock price on Day 2 at the time of market closing - ₹64 (20% fall)
Initial price of stock - ₹100 Final price of stock - ₹64
So, 36% fall, right?
That's right. It's basic math. Not sure why people in comment section are furious.
20 percent yesterday + 20 percent today = 40 percent 🤫
😅
Some people probably think that it's a useless post.
They think GV users are top 0.1%
So, asking "trivial" questions will dilute the brand of GV.
I feel people here have inflated ego of being a GV user as if they were sent invitation to join this community 🙂
Jigra stock 😂😂
How much more do you think Paytm will fall further? It has already crashed by 150+, blood everywhere!
As expected paytm stock got stuck on lower circuit (maximum downward move allowed in a day). Insanely large selling volumes with zero buy orders.
Paytm shareholders, what are your thoughts on Jio entering the UPI business? And daily traders, why has the market been down for the last two days? Bloodshed everywhere.
paytm on 🔥 lately, surged 169% in 6 months. sold stake in paypay corp for ₹2,364 cr, cash reserves now over ₹10,000 cr. user growth strong too, 71m monthly transacting users. investor sentiment shifted from survival to growth optimism. ...