List of Top Only Sellers Stocks Today
These are the stocks with only sell orders and no buy orders. This often leads to the stock hitting its lower circuit; the highest percentage of its price can go down in one day, such as 5%, 10%, or 20%.
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Frequently asked questions
'Only sellers' in the stock market means that the stock price has reached its lower circuit limit, where there are only sell orders and no buy orders from investors.
You can identify 'only sellers' when a stock has no buyers and is stuck at its lower circuit limit. This information can be checked on trading platforms or stock market analysis tools.
It is generally not advisable to invest in stocks solely based on price fluctuations. Stocks hitting the lower circuit may indicate a sharp fall in price, often due to negative news or adverse market conditions. Before investing, it is important to identify the reasons for the price fall and conduct thorough research.
If a stock repeatedly hits the lower circuit limit, it may attract regulatory scrutiny from SEBI and could potentially lead to the suspension of trading for a period of time.
Several factors can influence the lower circuit limit of a stock, such as market sentiment, negative news about the company, poor financial performance, or macroeconomic conditions that impact stock prices.
Here are five key points about the lower circuit limit:
- The lower circuit limit is based on the previous day’s closing price.
- The limits can be found on the stock exchange’s website.
- They are typically set as a percentage (e.g., 20%) of the previous day’s closing price.
- A lower circuit indicates that only sellers are active, with no buyers.
- When these limits are hit, intraday trades may be converted to delivery trades.
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