Top Gainers

    • NSE
    • BSE

    The stocks that witnessed the maximum increase in their prices in one trading day are categorized as top gainers. Take a look at the NSE/BSE top gainers today.

    COMPANY NAME DAY'S HIGH LTP CHANGE(₹) CHANGE(%)
    COMPANY NAME DAY'S HIGH LTP CHANGE(₹) CHANGE(%)

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What factors drive a stock’s price up and make it a top gainer?

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    A stock’s price rises when buying demand outweighs selling pressure. This can be driven by several factors such as strong quarterly results, positive news or announcements, sector-wide rallies, favourable economic data, or investor optimism. Technical breakouts or higher trading volumes can also push prices up, making a stock a top gainer for the day.

    Should I sell a stock if it becomes a top gainer?

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    Not necessarily. A stock becoming a top gainer signals short-term strength, but the decision to sell should depend on your investment goals, time horizon, and stock fundamentals. Some traders may book profits after sharp gains, while long-term investors might hold if the company’s outlook remains strong. Reviewing the reason behind the price rise can help make a more informed choice.

    How are the NSE/BSE top gainers selected?

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    Both exchanges identify top gainers based on the percentage increase in stock prices during a specific trading session. The formula used is:

    [(Closing Price – Opening Price) ÷ Opening Price] × 100

    Stocks with the highest positive percentage change appear on the top gainers list, which is updated in real time during market hours.

    Are there any risks in buying top gainers?

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    The top gainers on the NSE and the BSE may be overvalued due to the rapid price increase. This could potentially lead to future price corrections.

    Are the top gainer stocks always a good investment?

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    Not necessarily. Some stocks may temporarily spike, but if they have poor fundamentals, their prices may eventually decline.

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