Today's Biggest Losers

Stocks taking the hardest hits today. Earnings misses, downgrades, or sector-wide selloffs — potential buy-the-dip candidates.

200 stocks Updated Nov 7, 2026
-8.42% Avg Loss
$48.39 Avg Price
$5.07 – $313.00 Price Range
$1.12T Total Market Cap

Today's biggest stock losers are the companies posting the largest percentage price declines during the current or most recent trading session. Sharp drops often result from disappointing earnings, negative guidance, analyst downgrades, or broader market selloffs affecting specific sectors.

While declining stocks may seem like something to avoid, experienced investors monitor the losers list for potential buying opportunities. Overreactions to temporary bad news can create attractive entry points in fundamentally strong companies. The strategy of buying quality stocks after sharp declines — known as buying the dip — is one of the most common approaches in value investing.

This list shows stocks with the biggest percentage losses today, filtered for companies with meaningful trading volume. Data includes current prices, loss percentages, and market capitalization, updated in real time during market hours.

# Symbol Name Price Change % Change $ Volume Market Cap
1 IRTC Irhythm Holdings Inc $90.22 -30.70% -39.97 — 2.90B
2 TRIP Tripadvisor Inc $7.38 -27.65% -2.82 — 864.93M
3 DKNG Draftkings Inc-Cl A $18.51 -21.30% -5.01 — 9.19B
4 BL Blackline Inc $26.67 -20.79% -7.00 — 1.59B
5 HLIO Helios Technologies Inc $47.97 -20.17% -12.12 — 1.60B
6 AORT Artivion Inc $20.25 -20.06% -5.08 — 1.23B
7 NSSC Napco Security Technologies $32.11 -18.41% -7.25 — 1.07B
8 AXON Axon Enterprise Inc $313.00 -18.18% -69.56 — 25.43B
9 TILE Interface Inc $31.08 -17.82% -6.74 — 1.84B
10 UMAC Unusual Machines Inc /Us $10.74 -17.57% -2.29 — 586.29M
11 AESI Atlas Energy Solutions Inc $6.73 -17.32% -1.41 — 677.64M
12 CECO Ceco Environmental Corp $37.66 -17.05% -7.74 — 2.33B
13 KELYA Kelly Services Inc -A $14.05 -16.91% -2.86 — 515.34M
14 BKD Brookdale Senior Living Inc $9.01 -16.65% -1.80 — 2.58B
15 TEAM Atlassian Corp-Cl A $153.68 -16.15% -29.61 — 38.70B
16 HALO Halozyme Therapeutics Inc $103.63 -15.72% -19.33 — 13.96B
17 GENI Genius Sports Ltd $5.92 -15.55% -1.09 — 1.66B
18 WK Workiva Inc $72.76 -14.90% -12.74 — 4.57B
19 NTRA Natera Inc $310.67 -14.59% -53.09 — 45.18B
20 DNA Ginkgo Bioworks Holdings Inc $9.96 -14.51% -1.69 — 754.88M
21 WLAC Willow Lane Acquisition-Cl A $5.69 -14.37% -0.96 — 1.36B
22 SLS Sellas Life Sciences Group I $7.88 -13.79% -1.26 — 1.61B
23 CGEM Cullinan Therapeutics Inc $10.80 -13.53% -1.69 — 727.85M
24 MLR Miller Industries Inc/Tenn $45.06 -13.46% -7.01 — 511.53M
25 LPTH Lightpath Technologies Inc-A $6.15 -13.38% -0.95 — 582.44M
26 PDFS Pdf Solutions Inc $34.52 -13.24% -5.27 — 1.47B
27 BLZE Backblaze Inc-A $7.59 -13.06% -1.14 — 522.66M
28 GMED Globus Medical Inc - A $71.05 -12.76% -10.39 — 10.93B
29 CD Chaince Digital Holdings Inc $5.15 -12.56% -0.74 — 647.92M
30 AXTI Axt Inc $48.20 -12.46% -6.86 — 2.48B
31 IFNNY Infineon Technologies AG $49.97 -12.36% -7.05 — 59.87B
32 CEVA Ceva Inc $24.56 -12.35% -3.46 — 837.58M
33 FROG Jfrog Ltd $75.88 -12.11% -10.46 — 12.52B
34 COHU Cohu Inc $43.98 -12.09% -6.05 — 1.74B
35 QMCO Quantum Corp $18.27 -12.04% -2.50 — 556.86M
36 AIP Arteris Inc $15.93 -11.99% -2.17 — 874.91M
37 ATEX Anterix Inc $68.52 -11.88% -9.24 — 1.48B
38 NMIH Nmi Holdings Inc $39.03 -11.84% -5.24 — 3.33B
39 FEIM Frequency Electronics Inc $54.24 -11.83% -7.28 — 643.70M
40 UTI Universal Technical Institut $19.69 -11.82% -2.64 — 1.22B
41 MTUS Metallus Inc $15.76 -11.81% -2.11 — 650.24M
42 JANX Janux Therapeutics Inc $16.06 -11.66% -2.12 — 1.08B
43 PLPC Preformed Line Products Co $252.03 -11.63% -33.17 — 1.30B
44 PRLB Proto Labs Inc $68.89 -11.27% -8.75 — 1.50B
45 STRA Strategic Education Inc $52.12 -10.86% -6.35 — 1.15B
46 INOD Innodata Inc $38.62 -10.81% -4.68 — 1.23B
47 IMTX Immatics Nv $6.18 -10.56% -0.73 — 944.95M
48 MGIC Magic Software Enterprises $17.38 -10.41% -2.02 — 891.52M
49 BVS Bioventus Inc - A $13.33 -10.39% -1.55 — 894.01M
50 FTK Flotek Industries Inc $22.16 -10.36% -2.56 — 824.56M
51 BFLY Butterfly Network Inc $6.07 -10.34% -0.70 — 1.62B
52 SBET Sharplink Inc $6.42 -10.21% -0.73 — 1.34B
53 AGM Federal Agric Mtg Corp-Cl C $177.87 -10.15% -20.10 — 2.09B
54 MCHP Microchip Technology Inc $58.35 -10.02% -6.50 — 35.21B
55 EGY Vaalco Energy Inc $5.80 -9.94% -0.64 — 572.24M
56 ULH Universal Logistics Holdings $29.47 -9.93% -3.25 — 675.37M
57 AMRC Ameresco Inc-Cl A $19.15 -9.88% -2.10 — 1.02B
58 INVA Innoviva Inc $19.24 -9.50% -2.02 — 1.41B
59 XOMA Xoma Royalty Corporation $40.17 -9.16% -4.05 — 710.16M
60 OUST Ouster Inc $30.52 -9.00% -3.02 — 2.54B
61 AZTA Azenta Inc $35.55 -8.99% -3.51 — 1.70B
62 PGY Pagaya Technologies Ltd -A $17.41 -8.94% -1.71 — 1.47B
63 NMAX Newsmax Inc $7.42 -8.85% -0.72 — 958.37M
64 SECZ Securitize Corp $7.33 -8.83% -0.71 — 1.20B
65 HLIT Harmonic Inc $9.31 -8.81% -0.90 — 1.01B
66 GPRK Geopark Ltd $9.43 -8.71% -0.90 — 592.50M
67 REPX Riley Exploration Permian In $42.88 -8.63% -4.05 — 1.17B
68 CTRA Coterra Energy Inc $32.56 -8.62% -3.07 — 24.72B
69 CMPR Cimpress Plc $56.62 -8.56% -5.30 — 1.52B
70 PKE Park Aerospace Corp $22.62 -8.53% -2.11 — 518.95M
71 THR Thermon Group Holdings Inc $61.14 -8.49% -5.67 — 2.01B
72 ICHR Ichor Holdings Ltd $38.90 -8.32% -3.53 — 1.14B
73 GVA Granite Construction Inc $121.69 -8.08% -10.70 — 5.33B
74 WTTR Select Water Solutions Inc $16.90 -7.85% -1.44 — 2.48B
75 VPG Vishay Precision Group $54.55 -7.79% -4.61 — 659.78M
76 TH Target Hospitality Corp $10.42 -7.71% -0.87 — 1.13B
77 CLMT Calumet Inc $40.01 -7.70% -3.34 — 3.81B
78 WWW Wolverine World Wide Inc $21.69 -7.70% -1.81 — 1.82B
79 OSCR Oscar Health Inc - Class A $30.65 -7.63% -2.53 — 9.46B
80 CRMD Cormedix Inc $5.23 -7.60% -0.43 — 595.49M
81 QURE Uniqure Nv $22.97 -7.49% -1.86 — 1.46B
82 SRPT Sarepta Therapeutics Inc $17.57 -7.48% -1.42 — 1.86B
83 INBX Inhibrx Biosciences Inc $80.28 -7.47% -6.48 — 1.18B
84 CLMB Climb Global Solutions Inc $39.85 -7.43% -3.20 — 723.10M
85 PXED Phoenix Education Partners I $21.66 -7.40% -1.73 — 788.91M
86 INR Infinity Natural Resour-Cl A $12.61 -7.35% -1.00 — 776.92M
87 DC Dakota Gold Corp $5.07 -7.31% -0.40 — 798.33M
88 NVCR Novocure Ltd $13.55 -7.26% -1.06 — 1.56B
89 WRLD World Acceptance Corp $149.58 -7.15% -11.52 — 792.06M
90 INNV Innovage Holding Corp $9.09 -7.15% -0.70 — 1.22B
91 AMBQ Ambiq Micro Inc $41.54 -7.03% -3.14 — 1.16B
92 AOSL Alpha & Omega Semiconductor $22.98 -7.00% -1.73 — 560.04M
93 PLSE Pulse Biosciences Inc $53.07 -6.99% -3.99 — 3.82B
94 XRAY Dentsply Sirona Inc $9.40 -6.84% -0.69 — 1.92B
95 CODI Compass Diversified Holdings $11.47 -6.82% -0.84 — 841.89M
96 LPG Dorian Lpg Ltd $46.08 -6.78% -3.35 — 1.99B
97 LBRX Lb Pharmaceuticals Inc $38.09 -6.76% -2.76 — 1.28B
98 MTW Manitowoc Company Inc $21.67 -6.59% -1.53 — 811.39M
99 MLTX Moonlake Immunotherapeutics $10.80 -6.57% -0.76 — 981.28M
100 AEHR Aehr Test Systems $60.84 -6.56% -4.27 — 1.70B

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the biggest losing stocks today?
The biggest losing stocks today are those posting the largest percentage price declines during the current trading session. Common reasons include missed earnings expectations, lowered guidance, analyst downgrades, negative regulatory news, loss of major contracts, and broader sector selloffs. The list is filtered for stocks with meaningful volume to exclude thinly traded names with unreliable price movements.
Should I buy stocks that dropped the most today?
Buying after a sharp decline can be profitable but requires careful analysis of why the stock fell. If the drop is due to a temporary issue (one bad quarter, a market overreaction), the stock may recover and offer a good entry point. If the drop reflects fundamental deterioration (losing market share, accounting problems, secular decline), the stock may continue falling. Always evaluate the underlying business quality before buying a dip.
What causes a stock to crash?
Major causes include earnings misses where results fall significantly below analyst expectations, guidance cuts signaling future weakness, accounting irregularities or fraud allegations, FDA rejections for biotech companies, loss of major customers, insider selling, and sector-wide selloffs triggered by macroeconomic events. Heavily leveraged companies are especially vulnerable to sharp declines during market stress.
What is a dead cat bounce?
A dead cat bounce is a temporary recovery in a stock price after a sharp decline, followed by continued downward movement. The term suggests that even a dead cat bounces if dropped from a height. These short-lived rallies can trap buyers who mistake the bounce for a reversal. To distinguish a genuine recovery from a dead cat bounce, look for volume confirmation, fundamental catalysts supporting the rebound, and whether the stock can hold above key support levels.
Is it safe to buy the dip?
Buying the dip in fundamentally strong companies with temporary setbacks has historically been profitable over long holding periods. The key is distinguishing between a dip and a structural decline. Look for companies with strong balance sheets, market leadership, and a clear path to recovery. Avoid trying to catch falling knives in companies with deteriorating fundamentals. Dollar-cost averaging into positions rather than buying all at once can reduce timing risk.
How far can a stock drop in one day?
There is no percentage limit on how far a stock can fall in a single day. While market-wide circuit breakers halt trading at 7%, 13%, and 20% declines in the S&P 500, individual stocks have no such protections. Stocks regularly drop 20-50% in a day on bad earnings or negative news, and some have fallen over 90% in extreme cases like fraud revelations. Limit orders and stop-losses can help manage downside risk.
What is capitulation in the stock market?
Capitulation occurs when investors abandon hope and sell en masse, often marking the final stage of a decline. It is characterized by extremely high volume, sharp price drops, and widespread pessimism. Ironically, capitulation often marks or is near the bottom — once all panicked sellers have exited, selling pressure dries up and the stock can begin recovering. Identifying capitulation in real time is difficult, which is why gradual position building is preferred over trying to time the exact bottom.

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