Share Fallers

The following shares are companies that have fallen in price today, frequently referred to as the share losers, or share fallers list. See also Share Risers.

Share	Price	Change
Eqtec (EQT)	0.09	-36.62%	-0.052
Card Factory (CARD)	70.00	-27.39%	-26.40
Oracle Power (ORCP)	0.035	-22.22%	-0.01
Haydale (HAYD)	0.525	-16.67%	-0.10
Fiske (FKE)	70.00	-12.5%	-10.00
Rockfire Resources (ROCK)	0.14	-12.5%	-0.02
ValiRx (VAL)	0.32	-12.33%	-0.045
Galantas Gold (GAL)	3.75	-11.76%	-0.50
Northern Bear (NTBR)	127.00	-11.19%	-16.00
Porvair (PRV)	778.00	-9.11%	-78.00
Physiomics (PYC)	0.265	-8.62%	-0.025
Opg Power (OPG)	4.60	-8.16%	-0.40
88 Energy (88E)	1.15	-8%	-0.10
Boohoo (DEBS)	22.75	-8%	-2.00
GEO Exploration Limited (GEO)	0.245	-7.55%	-0.02
Newmark Security (NWT)	106.50	-7.39%	-8.50
European Metals Holdings (EMH)	20.50	-7.27%	-1.60
Rockhopper (RKH)	69.60	-7.2%	-5.40
Premier African Minerals (PREM)	0.0325	-7.14%	-0.0025
Xeros Tech (XSG)	1.85	-6.57%	-0.13

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.