Stock Categories

Mid-cap stocks are shares of companies with a medium market capitalization, typically ranging between ₹5,000 crore and ₹20,000 crore in India. These companies are larger than small-cap firms but still have strong growth potential compared to large-cap companies.

Stocks under ₹20 are low-priced shares, often called penny or micro-cap stocks, that trade at a market price below ₹20 per share. These stocks can offer high growth potential but usually come with higher risk and volatility.

Stocks under ₹5 are ultra low-priced shares, commonly known as penny stocks, traded at very low market prices. These stocks are usually associated with small companies and carry high risk along with the possibility of high returns.

Stocks under ₹2 are extremely low-priced penny stocks traded at very small market values. These stocks are highly speculative and are usually associated with small or financially weak companies.

Stocks under ₹1 are ultra penny stocks traded at extremely low prices. These stocks are highly speculative, risky, and usually belong to very small or financially unstable companies.

Small-cap stocks are shares of companies with relatively small market capitalization, usually below ₹5,000 crore in India. These companies have strong growth potential but are generally more volatile and risky than large-cap and mid-cap stocks.

Building material sector stocks are shares of companies involved in manufacturing and supplying construction materials such as cement, steel, pipes, tiles, paints, and other infrastructure-related products. These stocks are closely linked to real estate, construction, and infrastructure growth.

Large-cap stocks are shares of well-established companies with high market capitalization, usually above ₹20,000 crore in India. These companies are financially strong, stable, and widely recognized in the market.

Banking and finance sector stocks are shares of companies that provide financial services such as banking, loans, insurance, asset management, and investment services. These stocks play a major role in the growth of the economy and financial markets.

Realty sector stocks are shares of companies involved in real estate development, construction, property management, and housing projects. These companies benefit from growth in residential, commercial, and infrastructure development.

Chemical sector stocks are shares of companies involved in the production and distribution of industrial chemicals, specialty chemicals, fertilizers, petrochemicals, and other chemical-based products used across multiple industries.

Transportation sector stocks are shares of companies involved in the movement of goods and passengers through roadways, railways, airways, shipping, and logistics services. These companies play a crucial role in trade, travel, and economic growth.

FMCG sector stocks are shares of companies that produce and sell fast-moving consumer goods such as food, beverages, personal care products, household items, and packaged goods that are used daily by consumers.

Metal sector stocks are shares of companies involved in the mining, production, processing, and distribution of metals such as steel, aluminum, copper, zinc, and iron. These companies support industries like construction, infrastructure, automobiles, and manufacturing.

Logistics sector stocks are shares of companies involved in transportation, warehousing, supply chain management, cargo handling, and delivery services. These companies help move goods efficiently between manufacturers, businesses, and consumers.

Consumer discretionary sector stocks are shares of companies that sell non-essential products and services such as automobiles, fashion, electronics, hotels, restaurants, entertainment, and luxury goods. Demand for these products usually increases when consumer income and economic conditions improve.

IT sector stocks are shares of companies involved in information technology services, software development, cloud computing, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and digital solutions. These companies help businesses and consumers use technology to improve efficiency and innovation.

Engineering sector stocks are shares of companies involved in manufacturing industrial equipment, machinery, construction systems, electrical products, and engineering solutions for industries like infrastructure, energy, transportation, and manufacturing.

Infrastructure sector stocks are shares of companies involved in the development and maintenance of roads, bridges, railways, airports, power plants, ports, and other large-scale public and industrial projects. These companies play a key role in economic growth and national development.

Auto sector stocks are shares of companies involved in manufacturing automobiles, auto parts, electric vehicles, commercial vehicles, and two-wheelers. These companies benefit from rising transportation demand, technological innovation, and economic growth.

Pharma sector stocks are shares of companies involved in the research, development, manufacturing, and distribution of medicines, vaccines, healthcare products, and pharmaceutical services. These companies play a vital role in the healthcare industry.

Agriculture sector stocks are shares of companies involved in farming, fertilizers, pesticides, seeds, irrigation systems, food processing, and agricultural equipment. These companies support food production and the overall agricultural economy.

Oil and gas sector stocks are shares of companies involved in the exploration, production, refining, transportation, and distribution of crude oil, natural gas, and petroleum products. These companies play a crucial role in meeting global energy demand.

Stocks under ₹1000 are shares of companies trading below ₹1000 per share. These stocks can include large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap companies across different sectors, offering investors a mix of affordability, growth potential, and investment opportunities.

Stocks under ₹500 are shares of companies trading below ₹500 per share. These stocks can belong to different sectors and market capitalizations, offering investors affordable opportunities for growth, diversification, and long-term investment.

Top loser stocks are shares that have experienced the highest percentage decline in price during a specific trading session or time period. These stocks may fall due to weak earnings, negative news, market conditions, or investor sentiment.

Stocks under ₹50 are shares of companies trading below ₹50 per share. These stocks can include small-cap, mid-cap, and emerging companies that offer affordable investment opportunities with potential for future growth.

Stocks under ₹10 are low-priced shares, often known as penny stocks, traded below ₹10 per share. These stocks are usually associated with small or emerging companies and can offer high growth potential along with higher investment risk.

Stocks under ₹100 are shares of companies trading below ₹100 per share. These stocks can include small-cap, mid-cap, and growing companies across different sectors, offering affordable investment opportunities with potential for long-term growth.

Top gainer stocks are shares that have recorded the highest percentage increase in price during a specific trading session or market period. These stocks usually attract strong investor attention due to positive news, strong earnings, or market momentum.

Nifty 500 companies are the top 500 listed companies on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India based on market capitalization and liquidity. The Nifty 500 index represents a broad view of the Indian stock market across multiple sectors and industries.

Nifty 100 companies are the top 100 large and highly liquid companies listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India. The Nifty 100 index combines the Nifty 50 and Nifty Next 50 companies, representing major sectors of the Indian economy.

52-week high stocks are shares that are currently trading at or near their highest price level reached during the last 52 weeks. These stocks often indicate strong market momentum, positive investor sentiment, and strong business performance.

52-week low stocks are shares that are currently trading at or near their lowest price level reached during the last 52 weeks. These stocks may indicate weak market sentiment, temporary business challenges, or potential value-buying opportunities.

Nifty 50 companies are the top 50 large-cap and highly liquid companies listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India. These companies represent major sectors of the Indian economy and are considered market leaders.