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What should be considered a major fall/gain?
Latest comment: 9 September 20242 comments2 people in discussion
While 10% or so is considered a correction, if we are documenting single day crashes/rises and not over many months, I feel a threshold of 2.00% is good enough. Skratata69 (talk) 18:32, 5 September 2024 (UTC)Reply
Be bold.
As seen on the list, a 2% dip or rebound happens all the time.
Plus, consider 14 Feb 2022, -3.06%, followed by 15 Feb 2022, +3.03%!
And 3 June 2024, -3.25%, then 4 June 2024, +5.93%, then 5 June 2024, +3.36%!! Net effect zero. Blink and you miss it. It's just natural volatility, not a crash. Question if any of these events are notable.
Template:Redirect category shell Per MOS:COLLAPSE, Collapsed or auto-collapsing cells or sections may be used with tables if they simply repeat information covered in the main text (or are purely supplementary, e.g., several past years of statistics in collapsed tables for comparison with a table of uncollapsed current stats). The unwieldy list of index changes is purely supplementary to the Constituents section directly above it which includes a column for "Date added". There is absolutely no reason the table should begin from 2009, when a full list of changes from 1996 is available on the Nifty Indices website. Also, what "looks better" is subjective and beside the point here. Yuvaank (talk) 16:55, 19 April 2025 (UTC)Reply
By does not look better, I mean this doesn't really look great when the entire section is for index changes. It would make more sense if it was not a separate section and was included in other paragraphs/section
