Share Fallers

The following shares are companies that have fallen in price today (9^th April 2020), frequently referred to as the share losers, or share fallers list. See also Share Risers.

Share	Price	Change
Aviva (AV..L)	253.60	-4.91%	-2.10
Vodafone (VOD.L)	110.84	-4.18%	0.92
Banco Santander (BNC.L)	195.00	-4.06%	-2.10
Legal & General (LGEN.L)	196.05	-3.76%	-1.30
Bhp Group (BHP.L)	1,276.80	-3.75%	4.00
Prudential (PRU.L)	1,043.50	-3.60%	1.00
Standard Life Aberdeen (SLA.L)	214.40	-3.07%	-1.60
Glencore (GLEN.L)	137.30	-2.95%	-1.85
Rolls-royce Holdings (RR..L)	326.20	-2.83%	-8.20
Royal Dutch Shell A (RDSA.L)	1,492.80	-2.43%	-24.00
Royal Dutch Shell B (RDSB.L)	1,450.60	-2.38%	-23.00
Barclays (BARC.L)	92.65	-2.26%	0.20
Rio Tinto (RIO.L)	3,697.00	-2.11%	20.00
Coca-cola Hbc (CCH.L)	1,911.50	-2.05%	-18.00
Barrick Gold Or (0R22.L)	1,625.70	-1.88%	128.00
Diageo (DGE.L)	2,522.00	-1.83%	-11.00
Unilever (ULVR.L)	4,091.00	-1.73%	-49.00
Bp (BP..L)	335.35	-1.66%	-3.80
Ferguson (FERG.L)	5,036.00	-1.10%	-6.00
Glaxosmithkline (GSK.L)	1,499.40	-1.02%	-19.80

Share Fallers FAQ

• Q. Why are share fallers important?
• A. The 'fallers' or 'losers' in a day show which companies are losing value. This can often be because of general market movement, or negative news - but is often a good place to look to get an idea of what the stock mnarket is doing today.
• Q. Should I buy shares in the fallers list?
• A. There's no right or wrong answer to this; some investors like to find a share that is falling, and buy it in the hope it will 'bounce back' if it is oversold - particularly if a share is simply following the general market movement.
• Q. If a share is in the fallers list, does that mean it is in trouble?
• A. No, at least not necessarily. Shares rise and fall every day, sometimes seemingly without reason. A better indicator might be the last few years profit and loss - which gives a better long-term outlook for a company listed on the stock exchange.