Shares below Rs 100: Only buyers were seen in these stocks on October 28!

Jindal Worldwide and Infibeam Avenues were the biggest gainers of BSE Smallcap pack that locked in at 20 per cent upper circuits.

A gloomy economic outlook and disappointing earnings from large corporations caused Wall Street indices to fall overnight. Unlike the rest of the significant Asian markets, which were trading lower, the Indian domestic indices opened higher due to gains in the energy as well as oil & gas sectors. The indices then trimmed their early gains to trade flat.  

At 2.45 pm, BSE Sensex rose 0.13 per cent, reaching a level of 59,835. Nifty 50 index edged up by 0.10 per cent to 17,755 level. On Sensex, Maruti Suzuki, Reliance Industries, and NTPC Ltd were the Top Gainers while Tata Steel, Tech Mahindra & ICICI Bank were the Top Losers.  

Except for BSE Energy, BSE Auto, and BSE Oil & Gas, all the sectors were trading down. The shares of Steel Authority of India plunged more than 4 per cent, making BSE Metal the worst-performing sector. 

The broader markets started off lower and kept losing throughout the session. However, Jindal Worldwide and Infibeam Avenues were the biggest gainers of BSE Smallcap pack that locked in at 20 per cent upper circuits. Hemang Resources and Infibeam Avenues were BSE's top low-priced gainers that caught the eye of investors.  

Following is the list of low-priced stocks that were locked in the upper circuit on October 28: