Top Losers Today
Track the top losing stocks across NSE and BSE with their latest price, percentage decline, day range and other key market data.
| ₹388.30 | −7.04% | 3,91,03,608 | ₹64.02K Cr | |
| ₹175.82 | −5.91% | 20,75,006 | ₹4.89K Cr | |
| ₹1,393.00 | −3.93% | 7,71,509 | ₹47.49K Cr | |
| ₹2,615.00 | −3.91% | 2,80,530 | ₹27.42K Cr | |
| ₹447.45 | −3.44% | 30,36,820 | ₹68.39K Cr | |
| ₹1,806.30 | −3.34% | 3,48,758 | ₹32.01K Cr | |
| ₹30,250.00 | −3.32% | 1,97,306 | ₹1.40L Cr | |
| ₹1,131.50 | −3.27% | 69,212 | ₹26.73K Cr | |
| ₹256.25 | −3.27% | 1,88,21,697 | ₹1.03L Cr | |
| ₹1,721.80 | −3.23% | 1,85,561 | ₹22.20K Cr | |
| ₹1,912.90 | −2.88% | 84,668 | ₹32.05K Cr | |
| ₹590.45 | −2.69% | 3,01,153 | ₹9.77K Cr | |
| ₹1,414.90 | −2.56% | 1,20,413 | ₹15.47K Cr | |
| ₹1,600.00 | −2.51% | 74,804 | ₹17.61K Cr | |
| ₹3,304.90 | −2.51% | 16,31,450 | ₹83.51K Cr | |
| ₹2,726.30 | −2.42% | 12,48,772 | ₹70.60K Cr | |
| ₹713.00 | −2.38% | 12,35,666 | ₹20.02K Cr | |
| ₹1,696.00 | −2.37% | 6,58,255 | ₹30.63K Cr | |
| ₹580.45 | −2.28% | 5,19,609 | ₹8.26K Cr | |
| ₹1,280.00 | −2.25% | 68,525 | ₹38.92K Cr | |
| ₹2,365.90 | −2.23% | 1,61,992 | ₹20.94K Cr | |
| ₹289.95 | −2.19% | 24,26,785 | ₹15.13K Cr | |
| ₹3,328.20 | −2.09% | 38,936 | ₹44.23K Cr | |
| ₹1,927.40 | −1.98% | 1,29,395 | ₹20.45K Cr | |
| ₹3,620.10 | −1.94% | 1,70,733 | ₹61.72K Cr | |
| ₹440.50 | −1.91% | 29,73,231 | ₹39.14K Cr | |
| ₹616.80 | −1.72% | 39,103 | ₹7.93K Cr | |
| ₹1,279.00 | −1.71% | 1,10,499 | ₹22.90K Cr | |
| ₹853.20 | −1.65% | 24,33,833 | ₹1.43L Cr | |
| ₹799.45 | −1.64% | 2,14,728 | ₹9.67K Cr |
As on 13 Oct 2026 at 15:17 IST
What are Top Losers Today in the Stock Market?
Top losers are stocks that experience the largest price declines in a trading session. Typically they are ranked by their percentage change from the last closing price.
The list can change throughout the trading day as stock prices move. Being a top loser indicates negative price movement but does not necessarily mean that the stock is fundamentally weak.
Why tracking NSE & BSE Top Losers matters for Investors?
Tracking top losers helps investors to identify stocks which have strong selling pressure and sectors which are performing weakly on price. It could also mean more volatility and the formation of market trends.
But if a stock is on the top losers list that doesn't necessarily mean it is a poor investment. The investor should know the reason of the fall before making the decision of investing.
How to use the NSE & BSE India Top Losers List?
The list of top losers can serve as a starting point for researching stocks. Besides percentage drop, investors can also look at:
- Trading volume to understand selling activity
- Day range to assess intraday volatility
- 52-week high/low to understand the stock's yearly price range
- Market capitalisation to understand company size
Investors should also look at company fundamentals, recent announcements and broader market conditions rather than just a fall in the daily price.
Benefits of Tracking Top Losers
- Identify selling pressure: Spot stocks experiencing significant downward price movement.
- Track weak-performing sectors: Identify sectors facing broader market weakness.
- Spot unusual price movements: Monitor stocks showing sharp or unexpected declines.
- Understand market sentiment: Use the list to identify areas where negative sentiment may be concentrated.
- Find stocks for further research: Identify stocks that may require closer analysis of their fundamentals, news and recent performance.
Risks of Investing in Top Losers Stocks
Buying a stock just because it has been beaten down can be very risky. A price decline may continue if the underlying issue has not been resolved.Key risks include:
- Continued downside
- High volatility
- Weak fundamentals
- Negative company or market news
- Liquidity concerns
- False reversals or value traps
Investors should only look at an investment after considering the reason for the decrease, company fundamentals and market conditions.
