An Eye on The Top Gainers and Top Losers of LSE Amid the Market Mayhem

8 min read | March 11, 2020 12:59 PM GMT | By Kunal Sawhney

Stock markets have been extremely volatile in the last three months since the beginning of the year, primarily because of three major reasons; firstly, the agreement of the US China Trade deal at the beginning of the year saw investors being extremely confident about the markets in 2020. This was followed by further positive sentiment of the global investors towards the formal exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union, paving the way for the UK to find new trade partners and secure better trade deals. However, all these confidence came crashing down with the coronavirus outbreak, is said to have originated in the Hubei Province in China, leading to a pandemic, which is now threatening the global economy, as financial markets have come crashing down, especially in the last couple of weeks.

Due to this high volatility environment for equity markets, it is important for the investors to identify stocks that will help them sustain the downturn and can generate wealth as well.

Here we are covering the stock price performance of some top gainers as well as top losers as on 10th March 2020, in terms of the year to date performance.

Top YTD Gainers on FTSE as on 10th Match 2020

SXX Stock Price Performance

As on 11th March 2020, at 11:00 A.M (Greenwich Mean Time), at the time of writing, the Sirius Minerals Plc share was trading at a price of GBX 5.487 on the London Stock Exchange market, a decline in the value of 0.06 per cent or GBX 0.003, in comparison with the price of the share on the previous trading day, which had been reported to be at GBX 5.490. By the time of writing, the market capitalisation (M-Cap) of Sirius Minerals Plc has been reported to be at a value of GBP 385.06 million, with respect to the current trading price of the company’s share.

On Year to Date (YTD) basis, the stock had gained approximately 55.60 per cent in value by the time markets closed on 10th March 2020. The Sirius Minerals Plc share had been though down by around 69.43 per cent in value, in the previous one year, since March 11, 2019, when the share was trading at a price of GBX 17.95 at the time of the close of the market. Sirius Minerals Plc’s share has been reported to be down by approximately 48.24 per cent, in the last six months’ time from the share price of GBX 10.60 that the share set as on September 11, 2019. The beta of the share of the company was reported at a value of 1.24.

POG Stock Price Performance

As on 11th March 2020, at 11:05 A.M (Greenwich Mean Time), at the time of writing, the Petropavlovsk Plc share was trading at a price of GBX 19.76 on the London Stock Exchange market, an increase in the value of 0.30 per cent or GBX 0.06, in comparison with the price of the share on the previous trading day, which had been reported to be at GBX 19.70. By the time of writing, the market capitalisation (M-Cap) of Petropavlovsk Plc has been reported to be at a value of GBP 652.11 million, with respect to the current trading price of the company’s share.

On Year to Date (YTD) basis, the stock had gained approximately 54.60 per cent in value by the time markets closed on 10th March 2020. The Petropavlovsk Plc share had though been down by around 60.32 per cent in value, in the previous one year, since March 11, 2019, when the share was trading at a price of GBX 19.76 at the time of the close of the market. Petropavlovsk Plc’s share has been reported to be down by approximately 20.41 per cent, in the last six months’ time from the share price of GBX 9.85 that the share set as on September 11, 2019. The beta of the share of the company was reported at a value of -0.07.

DJAN Stock Price Performance

As on 11th March 2020, at 11:10 A.M (Greenwich Mean Time), at the time of writing, the Daejan Holdings Plc share was trading at a price of GBX 7980.00 on the London Stock Exchange market, an increase in the value of 0.12 per cent or GBX 10.00, in comparison with the price of the share on the previous trading day, which had been reported to be at GBX 7970.00. By the time of writing, the market capitalisation (M-Cap) of Daejan Holdings Plc has been reported to be at a value of GBP 1.298 billion, with respect to the current trading price of the company’s share.

On Year to Date (YTD) basis, the stock had gained approximately 47.60 per cent in value by the time markets closed on 10th March 2020. The Daejan Holdings Plc share had been up by around 36.41 per cent in value, in the previous one year, since March 11, 2019, when the share was trading at a price of GBX 5850.00 at the time of the close of the market. Daejan Holdings Plc’s share has been reported to be up by approximately 56.78 per cent, in the last six months’ time from the share price of GBX 5090.00 that the share set as on September 11, 2019. The beta of the share of the company was reported at a value of -0.37.

Comparative Share Price Chart of SXX, POG and DJAN

(Source: Thomson Reuters) Daily Chart as on 11-March-20, before the closing of the LSE Market

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Top YTD Losers on FTSE as on 10th Match 2020

INTU Stock Price Performance

As on 11th March 2020, at 11:15 A.M (Greenwich Mean Time), at the time of writing, the Intu Properties Plc share was trading at a price of GBX 5.50 on the London Stock Exchange market, an increase in the value of 10.00 per cent or GBX 0.50, in comparison with the price of the share on the previous trading day, which had been reported to be at GBX 5.00. By the time of writing, the market capitalisation (M-Cap) of Intu Properties Plc has been reported to be at a value of GBP 67.75 million, with respect to the current trading price of the company’s share.

On Year to Date (YTD) basis, the stock had lost approximately 85.3 per cent in value by the time markets closed on 10th March 2020. The Intu Properties Plc share had been down by around 95.05 per cent in value, in the previous one year, since March 11, 2019, when the share was trading at a price of GBX 111.00 at the time of the close of the market. Intu Properties Plc’s share has been reported to be down by approximately 87.99 per cent, in the last six months’ time from the share price of GBX 45.78 that the share set as on September 11, 2019. The beta of the share of the company was reported at a value of 1.69.

FIN Stock Price Performance

As on 11th March 2020, at 11:20 A.M (Greenwich Mean Time), at the time of writing, the Finablr Plc share was trading at a price of GBX 24.02 on the London Stock Exchange market, a decline in the value of 19.83 per cent or GBX 5.94, in comparison with the price of the share on the previous trading day, which had been reported to be at GBX 29.96. By the time of writing, the market capitalisation (M-Cap) of Finablr Plc has been reported to be at a value of GBP 209.72 million, with respect to the current trading price of the company’s share.

On Year to Date (YTD) basis, the stock had lost approximately 82.4 per cent in value by the time markets closed on 10th March 2020. The Finablr Plc share had been down by around 85.03 per cent in value, in the previous one year, since March 11, 2019, when the share was trading at a price of GBX 160.44 at the time of the close of the market. Finablr Plc’s share has been reported to be down by approximately 86.38 per cent, in the last six months’ time from the share price of GBX 176.40 that the share set as on September 11, 2019.

PMO Stock Price Performance

As on 11th March 2020, at 11:25 A.M (Greenwich Mean Time), at the time of writing, the Premier Oil Plc share was trading at a price of GBX 23.51 on the London Stock Exchange market, an increase in the value of 2.22 per cent or GBX 0.51, in comparison with the price of the share on the previous trading day, which had been reported to be at GBX 23.00. By the time of writing, the market capitalisation (M-Cap) of Premier Oil Plc has been reported to be at a value of GBP 193.17 million, with respect to the current trading price of the company’s share.

On Year to Date (YTD) basis, the stock had lost approximately 76.6 per cent in value by the time markets closed on 10th March 2020. The Premier Oil Plc share had been down by around 69.47 per cent in value, in the previous one year, since March 11, 2019, when the share was trading at a price of GBX 77.00 at the time of the close of the market. Premier Oil Plc’s share has been reported to be down by approximately 73.40 per cent, in the last six months’ time from the share price of GBX 88.40 that the share set as on September 11, 2019. The beta of the share of the company was reported at a value of 3.75.

Comparative Share Price Chart of INTU, FIN and PMO

(Source: Thomson Reuters) Daily Chart as on 11-March-20, before the closing of the LSE Market


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