Max Healthcare Institute share price slips 0.49% to ₹1,025 on September 16

Key Takeaways

• Max Healthcare Institute declined ₹5 or 0.49% to ₹1,025 after opening at ₹1,036, which also marked the session high.
• The closing price was only ₹10.80 below its 50-day DMA and remained within ₹28 of all three displayed averages.
• Six-month return was positive at 3.54%, while one year remained negative at -12.80%.

Max Healthcare Institute share price closed September 16 at ₹1,025, down ₹5 or 0.49% from the previous close of ₹1,030. The share opened at ₹1,036, which was also the session high, and later fell to ₹1,022. It recovered ₹3 from that low before the close.

The day's range measured ₹14. Max Healthcare finished ₹11 below its opening price and high. Volume reached 1,631,971 shares. Its final position near the lower end of the range followed a session in which the stock never moved above its opening print.

Moving-average distances were relatively small. The 50-day DMA stood at ₹1,035.80, leaving the close ₹10.80 lower. The 100-day DMA was ₹1,042.30, a difference of ₹17.30. Its 200-day DMA came in at ₹1,052.80, or ₹27.80 above the September 16 finish. The three averages occupied a narrow ₹17 range.

Across 52 weeks, Max Healthcare had traded between ₹903 and ₹1,222. The ₹1,025 close was ₹122 above the annual low and ₹197 below the high. Its session low of ₹1,022 remained ₹119 above the lower endpoint. The annual range itself measured ₹319.

Return figures changed sign across different periods. One month stood at 1.63%, whereas three months was -0.38%. Six months returned to positive territory at 3.54%. The one-year figure was -12.80%, creating a 16.34-percentage-point difference against the six-month return.

September 16's 0.49% decline left Max Healthcare below all three displayed DMAs, though the differences were far smaller than for several other constituents. The stock also ended near its session low after opening at the day's high. Its one-month and six-month readings remained positive, while the annual return was negative, giving the latest data a mixed pattern across time horizons.