Practice trading Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) with virtual money

Indian Overseas Bank in the Banking sector is part of the Nifty 500 and trades on the NSE and BSE as IOB (BSE scrip code 532388). StockSaathi lets you buy and sell it at real market prices with ₹1,00,000 of virtual money: a free way for Indian teens to practise on a real company without risking real money.

Indian Overseas Bank at a glance

CompanyIndian Overseas Bank
NSE symbolIOB
BSE scrip code532388
ISININE565A01014
SectorBanking
Index membershipNifty 500, Nifty Midcap 150

What you can do here

IOB is in a fall right now (its record is below), the moment beginners most often sell in a panic. Before a sell like that, the coach pauses you and shows how this stock's own past falls ended, the ones that never recovered included. It also flags buying after a big run-up or putting more than 40% of your portfolio into one stock, and never tells you what to buy or sell.

How IOB has recovered from past falls

Since 2011, Indian Overseas Bank has fallen 10% or more below a previous high twice. It climbed back once, after 53 trading days. That median is close to the middle of the 1,953 stocks with a recorded recovery. Falls of 20% or more: 2, 1 recovered. The latest fall began on 23 May 2011 and has not recovered after 3,796 trading days: on 12 Oct 2026 IOB closed at ₹30.25, 81.2% below its highest close since 2011 (₹160.55 on 2 May 2011).

StockSaathi shows this record, unrecovered falls included, before a likely panic-sell. Daily closing prices from Yahoo Finance since 2011. Past recoveries don't guarantee future ones.

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