Which stocks lost the most this month?

Which stocks lost the most this month?

Time Period

Company Current Price Month’sLow/High
Zee Entertainment 328.30 314.00378.70
HDFC 2659.65 2506.052877.75
Vedanta 339.20 315.65361.65
Power Grid Corpn. 204.00 198.00215.65

Which stocks lost the most in 2020 in India?

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone.

  • Asian Paints 3574.65 (0.05%)
  • Axis Bank 730.55 (0.00%)
  • Bajaj Auto 3390.10 (0.02%)
  • Bajaj Finance 7660.70 (0.01%)
  • Bajaj Finserv 17749.70 (0.01%)
  • Bharat Petroleum Corporation 396.25 (0.03%)
  • Bharti Airtel 704.75 (0.11%)
  • Which stocks are losing the most?

    Time Period

    Company Current Price Change %
    PI Industries 2887.25 -2.12%
    Avenue Supermarts 4633.05 -2.07%
    SAIL 109.75 -2.01%
    Vodafone Idea 14.85 -1.66%

    Which share down last 10 days?

    Time Period

    Company Current Price Change
    Yes Bank 13.90 -0.60
    Wipro 694.15 -27.35
    JSW Steel 645.70 -24.70
    Dr. Reddys Lab 4669.25 -166.20

    Will the Indian stock market crash again in 2021?

    A poll of strategists, conducted by news agency Reuters, indicated that domestic equities will not recover from recent losses until after mid-2022. This is due to concerns over Covid-19 resurgence and global monetary tightening. Further corrections can also be expected in the next six months.

    Which share to buy now in India?

    Stocks to Buy Today: Best Shares to Buy in India

    Name LTP Low
    Axis Bank 743.25 737
    B P C L 391.15 390
    Bajaj Auto 3,435.00 3,413
    Bajaj Finance 7,669.85 7,571

    Which company share is growing fast in India?

    Rank Company Name Net Profit growth(%)
    1 Sulzer India 163.4
    2 Oil Country Tubular 212.7
    3 Tata Sponge Iron 159.8
    4 Zydus Wellness 166.9

    Which share gives profit today?

    Time Period

    Company Name Current Price Value (₹ Cr.)
    NBCC (India) 51.35 7.10
    BHEL 62.70 8.26
    Bank Of Baroda 92.60 11.63
    Tata Power 234.10 23.43

    Will Nifty crash again?

    While benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty rose on Wednesday after the country reported strong growth in the second quarter, markets remain highly volatile at the moment. A poll of strategists, conducted by news agency Reuters, indicated that domestic equities will not recover from recent losses until after mid-2022.