US Top Losers
The biggest US stock movers to the downside in today's session, updated through the day.
| # | Company | Price | Change % | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  LQDALiquidia Technologies Inc | $30.26 | -57.19% | 22.77M |
| 2 | TRTRLVTrulieve Cannabis Corp. | $10.9 | -12.17% | 8.36M |
| 3 |  JBLJabil Circuit Inc | $286.86 | -10.03% | 4.92M |
| 4 | BLBLLNBillionToOne, Inc. Class A Common Stock | $106.44 | -9.93% | 968.49K |
| 5 | CBCBRSCerebras Systems Inc. Class A Common Stock | $177.65 | -8.87% | 13.77M |
| 6 |  MTGMGIC Investment Corp | $25.84 | -8.53% | 5.31M |
| 7 | ESESNTEssent Group Ltd | $57.91 | -8.43% | 1.69M |
| 8 |  NMIHNMI Holdings Inc | $37.32 | -8.37% | 2.00M |
| 9 | SESECZSecuritize Corp. | $14.59 | -7.89% | 3.35M |
| 10 |  KENKenon Holdings | $60.2 | -7.63% | 22.05K |
About US top losers
The top losers are the US-listed stocks with the largest negative price change in the current trading session. The list shows where selling pressure is concentrated, which can help you spot weakness, risk or rotation out of a group.
A sharp drop can follow disappointing earnings, a downgrade, profit-taking after a run, or broad market weakness. Some investors watch heavy losers for oversold bounces; others treat them as a warning. Context matters more than the raw percentage.
How the top losers are ranked
Stocks are ranked by their percentage price change for the trading day, lowest first, from a US market-movers feed. Only names we can match to a tracked company are shown, so each row links to its detail page. The list refreshes through the session.
How to read the list
- Separate noise from trend. One red day after a strong run is different from a sustained downtrend. Zoom out before drawing conclusions from a single session.
- Watch volume. Low-volume names can post dramatic drops on modest selling. Weigh the fall against the stock's usual trading activity.
- Check the broad market. On broadly red days most stocks fall together. The indices help you tell a market-wide sell-off from company-specific weakness.
Explore the market
Movers are one view of the market. Pair them with these to see the bigger picture behind today's moves.
Frequently asked questions
What are the top losers?
Top losers are the US-listed stocks with the biggest negative percentage price change in the current trading session, highlighting where selling pressure is strongest.
How often does the top losers list update?
The underlying data refreshes every few minutes during market hours, so the ranking reflects current conditions.
Should I buy stocks that are down the most?
Buying the biggest losers hoping for a bounce is risky — a falling price can keep falling, and heavy drops sometimes reflect real problems. Treat the list as a research starting point and consider your risk tolerance.
This page is for information only and is not financial advice. Markets are volatile and you can lose money. Always do your own research before investing.