Why is Thomas Cook (I) falling/rising?

As of 29-Jul, Thomas Cook (India) Ltd is experiencing a decline in its stock price, currently at Rs 169.20, reflecting a decrease of Rs 1.5 or 0.88%. The stock has been on a downward trend, having fallen consecutively for the last five days, resulting in a total decline of 9.26% during this period. Despite opening with a gain of 2.49% today and reaching an intraday high of Rs 175.2, the overall performance remains negative, with a one-week return of -9.15% compared to the Sensex's -1.03%. The stock's long-term performance shows a significant drop of 33.59% over the past year, although it has demonstrated strong growth over three and five years, with returns of 152.91% and 480.45%, respectively. The company maintains a low debt-to-equity ratio and has shown healthy long-term growth in operating profit, but its profits have declined by 0% over the past year, contributing to investor caution.
In the broader market context, the stock's recent performance contrasts sharply with the benchmark Sensex, which has seen a slight gain of 4.09% year-to-date, while Thomas Cook's year-to-date return is down by 13.47%. This underperformance relative to the benchmark may be influencing investor sentiment negatively. Additionally, while the stock has outperformed its sector by 0.38% today, the overall trend of declining returns and the recent consecutive falls suggest that investors are wary, despite some positive indicators such as increased delivery volume and attractive valuation metrics compared to peers.