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US daily top losers
US large caps with the biggest one-day losses and meaningful trading value.
Observed 2026-10-27 · Fresh
| Rank | Name | Market | Current | 1D | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | XP Inc. XP | NASDAQ | 15.71 | -48.36% | 8.1B USD |
| 2 | Inter & Co. Inc. INTR | NASDAQ | 4.68 | -34.91% | 2.1B USD |
| 3 | Banco Bradesco Sa BBD | NYSE | 2.93 | -28.01% | 31.4B USD |
| 4 | StoneCo Ltd. STNE | NASDAQ | 8.33 | -27.44% | 2B USD |
| 5 | Companhia de saneamento Basico Do Estado De Sao Paulo - Sabesp SBS | NYSE | 4.73 | -26.09% | 16.5B USD |
| 6 | PagSeguro Digital Ltd. PAGS | NYSE | 8.56 | -25.17% | 2.4B USD |
| 7 | Itau Unibanco Banco Holding SA ITUB | NYSE | 7.7 | -20.37% | 89.6B USD |
| 8 | Companhia Paranaense de Energia (COPEL) ELPC | NYSE | 11.19 | -19.55% | 8.3B USD |
| 9 | Nu Holdings Ltd. NU | NYSE | 12.59 | -16.95% | 60.8B USD |
| 10 | Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. Petrobras PBR.A | NYSE | 19.9 | -15.43% | 137.1B USD |
| 11 | Ultrapar Participacoes S.A. (New) UGP | NYSE | 6.56 | -15.25% | 7.1B USD |
| 12 | Ambev S.A. ABEV | NYSE | 2.83 | -14.24% | 44.2B USD |
| 13 | Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. Petrobras PBR | NYSE | 22.5 | -13.99% | 137.1B USD |
| 14 | Fair Isaac Corporation FICO | NYSE | 708.07 | -13.15% | 15.3B USD |
| 15 | Banco Santander Brasil SA BSBR | NYSE | 4.82 | -13.15% | 18.3B USD |
| 16 | Telefonica Brasil S.A. VIV | NYSE | 11.36 | -12.35% | 18.3B USD |
| 17 | Borr Drilling Limited BORR | NYSE | 3.96 | -10.00% | 1.2B USD |
| 18 | Strive, Inc. ASST | NASDAQ | 26.32 | -9.15% | 3.3B USD |
| 19 | Dave Inc. DAVE | NASDAQ | 323.01 | -8.91% | 4.1B USD |
| 20 | MercadoLibre, Inc. MELI | NASDAQ | 1,668.72 | -7.81% | 84.6B USD |
Interpretation guide
How to read U.S. daily top losers
The U.S. Daily Top Losers radar lists the biggest one-day decliners among U.S.-listed stocks above $1B market cap. Use it to see where U.S. selling pressure is concentrating and to anticipate next-day risk in related Korean sectors.
Selection rules
The screen pulls the day's top percentage losers on NYSE, Nasdaq, and AMEX from the TradingView screener, requiring at least $50M in daily trading value and excluding preferred-share listings.
- Top 20 names sorted by one-day change in ascending order (largest losses first).
- Thin drops below the $50M trading-value floor are excluded.
- Preferred listings are filtered out; common shares and ADRs remain.
How to interpret it
U.S. crashes are usually driven by earnings misses, guidance cuts, or regulatory news. Separate single-company problems from industry-wide problems, and if large caps are involved, check the spillover into indexes and global risk appetite.
- Several names from one industry falling together points to an industry-wide driver.
- A double-digit drop in a large cap tends to show up in the index and the VIX immediately.
- Earnings-driven crashes can hit Korean supply-chain partners the next session.
How to respond
This list works best as an early warning for next-day risk in Korea. Postpone dip-buying in crashed names until the driver is understood.
- Treat crashes overlapping your Korean holdings' supply chains as next-day gap risk.
- Overlap with the U.S. 52-week-low radar signals a trend break — avoid bounce trades.
- Losses arriving with a VIX spike are market-wide risk-off, not stock-specific news.
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