Top Losers
| Company | Market Price | Market Cap | 52W Low | 52W High |
|---|---|---|---|---|
United Spirits Ltd | 1,05,014.92 | 976.05 | 1450 | |
Avenue Supermarts Ltd | 3,36,516.85 | 3491.25 | 5219 | |
Oil & Natural Gas Corpn Ltd | 4,22,445.78 | 168.9 | 338.5 | |
SBI Cards & Payment Services Ltd | 69,474.39 | 647.95 | 892.85 | |
Adani Green Energy Ltd | 2,88,373.11 | 815.55 | 2174.1 | |
Godrej Consumer Products Ltd | 1,51,387.64 | 959.8 | 1525 | |
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd | 2,49,734.10 | 85.5 | 196.8 | |
Nestle India Ltd | 2,39,173.65 | 2145 | 2769.3 | |
Indian Railway Finance Corporation Ltd | 2,39,885.50 | 34.55 | 229 |
What are NSE Losers?
NSE Losers are stocks listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) that have decreased in value over a specific period of time, typically a trading day. A stock is considered an NSE Loser if its closing price is lower than its opening price on a particular day. NSE is the largest stock exchange in India, and its performance is measured by the NIFTY 50 index, which comprises the 50 largest companies listed on the exchange. Traders and investors keep track of NSE Losers, particularly the NIFTY top losers for the day or week, to identify underperforming stocks.
How are the Top Losers in NSE Determined?
The top losers in NSE are determined by comparing the stock's opening and closing prices for the day. Additionally, it is determined on the basis of:
- The percentage loss is calculated using the formula: Percentage Loss = (Current Price Opening Price) / Opening Price × 100%
- If this formula gives a negative percentage value, indicating the stock's loss in value.
- The stocks are then ranked in descending order based on their percentage loss, with the stock experiencing the highest loss at the top of the list.
- An increase in the number of NSE losers can signal a potential downturn in the NIFTY index, while a decrease may indicate a positive market trend.
How to Use the NSE India Top Losers List?
For a well-rounded market analysis, monitoring the NSE Losers list is as important as monitoring the top gainers.
The list can be used for the following purposes:
- To identify and filter the lowest-performing stocks based on loss percentage, daily/weekly/monthly performance, or deliverables.
- To understand the risks and tendencies associated with low-performing stocks.
- To study the relationship between stock price and trading volume to determine the stock's reliability.
- To analyse the long-term direction or trend of a security based on its performance.
- To make informed investment decisions by considering both the top gainers and losers in the market.
It's important for investors and traders to understand the NSE Losers trends. This information provides valuable insights into the overall market sentiment and helps them make informed investment decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is investing in top losers a good idea?
Investing in top losers is generally not recommended. These stocks have experienced significant price declines, which indicate potential underlying issues or market sentiment shifts.
Which guidelines apply to NSE settlement?
The NSE settlement process follows guidelines set by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), including trade verification, fund transfers, and securities delivery.
Which share will never decrease?
No, there is no such stock whose price will never decrease, as all stocks are subject to market forces, company performance, and various other factors that can influence their prices.