Why is Puretrop Fruits falling/rising?

As of 24-Oct, Puretrop Fruits Ltd is currently priced at 142.25, reflecting a decrease of 1.05 or 0.73%. The stock opened the day with a gain of 3.98% and reached an intraday high of Rs 149, but has since fallen after two consecutive days of gains. Despite outperforming its sector by 0.59% today, the stock's performance is tempered by a significant drop in delivery volume, which fell by 35.12% against the 5-day average. Over the past week, the stock has shown a positive return of 1.61%, and over the past month, it has increased by 21.12%. However, its year-to-date performance remains negative at -12.33%.
In the broader market context, the Sensex has increased by 0.31% over the past week and 3.05% over the past month, indicating that while Puretrop Fruits has outperformed the benchmark in the short term, its overall year-to-date performance lags behind the index, which has gained 7.77%. The stock's strong performance over the last three and five years, with returns of 90.05% and 141.51% respectively, contrasts with its recent struggles, suggesting a potential trend reversal. The liquidity of the stock remains adequate for trading, but the falling investor participation could signal a lack of confidence among traders, contributing to the current price decline.