Why is Prince Pipes falling/rising?

As of 12-Aug, Prince Pipes & Fittings Ltd is currently priced at 294.95, reflecting an increase of 2.0 (0.68%). The stock has shown a positive performance today, outperforming its sector by 3.11% and has been gaining for the last two days, with a total return of 0.77% during this period. However, it is trading below its 5-day, 20-day, 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving averages, indicating a bearish trend over a longer timeframe. Over the past year, the stock has significantly underperformed, with a return of -50.59%, while its profits have plummeted by -86.6%. Despite having a high management efficiency with a ROCE of 17.99% and a low debt-to-equity ratio, the company has declared negative results for the last five consecutive quarters, which has contributed to its declining stock performance.
In the broader market context, the stock's short-term performance contrasts sharply with the benchmark, as it has declined by -12.39% over the past week compared to a minor drop of -0.59% in the Sensex. This underperformance is further highlighted by the fact that institutional investors have reduced their stake in the company, indicating a lack of confidence in its future growth prospects. The overall market has generated negative returns of -2.11% in the last year, yet Prince Pipes has experienced a much steeper decline, suggesting that investor sentiment remains weak. The falling participation by institutional investors and the company's poor long-term growth outlook, marked by a -27.36% annual decline in operating profit over the last five years, further exacerbate the challenges facing the stock.