Stocks with the highest percentage price declines on NSE and BSE today - live data across Nifty 50, Nifty 100 and the broader market.
Top losers are stocks that have recorded the highest percentage decline in price compared to the previous trading session's closing price. They are updated live during market hours.
Sharp single-session declines can be caused by poor quarterly results, negative corporate announcements, rating downgrades, sector-specific headwinds, or broader market sell-offs driven by macro events.
Buying solely based on a single day's decline is not a sound strategy. Some losers may recover; others may continue downward. Investors should evaluate the fundamental reason for the decline, technical support levels, and whether the fall is stock-specific or sector-wide.
When top losers are concentrated in heavyweight index stocks (like Reliance, HDFC Bank, or Infosys), they can drag down Nifty 50 and Sensex significantly. Broad-based losing sessions with most sectors in the red indicate negative market sentiment.
PhonePe Invest's Top Losers page provides live data on the biggest percentage decliners on NSE and BSE, updated in real time during trading hours.