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Thread🧵on 🔥 stocks for the week ended Jun 4, 2021.

Category A: Highest returns

1. Large cap stocks (market cap > ₹ 20,000) that generated minimum 6% returns last week:
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Mid cap stocks (market cap ₹ 5,000-20,000 crores) that generated minimum 7% returns last week:
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Small cap stocks (market cap ₹ 1,000-5,000 crores) that generated minimum 10% returns last week:
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Micro cap stocks (market cap ₹ 100-1,000 crores) that generated minimum 10% returns last week:
Total large caps (M cap > 20,000 cr: 196)
Total mid caps (M cap > 5,000 - 20,000 cr: 238)

Category B: List of large and midcaps trading within 5% of 52 week high and all time highs 📈

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Total small caps (M cap 1,000 - 5,000 cr: 434)
Total micro caps (M cap 100 - 1,000 cr: 906)

List of small and microcaps trading within 5% of 52 week high and all time highs 📈

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