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Deep Diamond India Ltd., a penny stock trading under ₹10, has hit the 5 percent upper circuit for the third consecutive session, reaching a fresh 52-week high of ₹8.28. The surge is driven by strong investor interest, high trading volumes, and broader market momentum.
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Deep Diamond India Ltd. continues to dazzle investors as its stock price was locked in the 5 percent upper circuit for the third straight trading session on October 27, 2025. The stock touched a new 52-week high of ₹8.28 on the BSE, reflecting sustained bullish sentiment and robust trading activity.
Major takeaways
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The stock has jumped 89 percent in the past month and over 102 percent in the last three months
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It has delivered a 537 percent return over the past five years, classifying it as a multibagger penny stock
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On October 27, nearly 35 lakh shares changed hands, significantly higher than the one-month average of 21 lakh shares
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The rally coincides with a broader upswing in the Indian stock market, enhancing investor appetite for small-cap and penny stocks
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Deep Diamond India operates in the diamond cutting and jewellery sector, a niche that has seen renewed interest amid festive demand
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Despite its low face value of ₹1, the company’s market capitalization has surged past ₹110 crore
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The stock’s consistent upper circuit performance signals strong short-term momentum, though analysts advise caution due to inherent volatility in penny stocks
Notable updates
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The company’s recent quarterly performance showed a 941 percent quarter-on-quarter revenue growth, boosting investor confidence
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Technical indicators suggest overbought conditions, prompting some experts to recommend profit booking at current levels
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Retail participation remains high, with speculative interest driving volumes
Deep Diamond India’s recent rally underscores the potential and risks of investing in low-priced stocks. While the momentum is strong, market watchers urge investors to evaluate fundamentals and risk tolerance before entering such high-volatility counters.
Sources: Livemint, Economic Times, Moneycontrol
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