Top Traded by Value Today 08-Jul-2026: Key Stocks

Introduction

In the latest available benchmark close in the provided dataset, Nifty 50 settled at 24,398.70 (-0.13%) and the Sensex ended around 78,180.7 (-0.13%), as late-session profit-taking capped the move. Turnover stayed concentrated in heavyweight banks and Reliance, which also meant the day’s high-value trading list skewed toward large caps despite mixed price action. Within the top traded-by-value names, capital market plays (BSE, MCX), electric mobility (Ather) and select consumer-linked counters (ITDC, Kalyan Jewellers) stood out on stock-specific triggers. FII and DII flow data was not provided in today’s input.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

HDFC Bank Ltd (-2.27%) HDFC Bank fell after being a key driver of the prior session’s 10-week-high close for the benchmarks, setting up a profit-taking move in a high-weight index constituent. The latest verified headline in the dataset highlighted the stock’s role in the earlier upmove, and traders appeared to lock gains as banking stocks saw mixed performance. Heavy activity was visible with 3.97 crore shares traded, keeping it among the highest traded-by-value names.

Reliance Industries Ltd (-2.35%) Reliance slipped despite a same-day brokerage note that included the stock in a short-term “stocks to buy” list, indicating that the recommendation did not translate into immediate follow-through buying. With the stock trading close to its 52-week low zone (52-week low ₹1,253.65 versus today’s ₹1,276), investors focused on near-term price weakness rather than the bullish technical call. The counter again featured among the top value turnover names with 2.08 crore shares traded.

Eternal Ltd (-1.00%) Eternal declined even after multiple brokerages reiterated positive views a day earlier, including Motilal Oswal’s Buy stance and Citi naming it a top internet pick in separate notes. The stock’s dip suggests some traders booked profits after the upgrade-led build-up, especially with the price still well below its 52-week high (₹368.40). Volumes were elevated at 6.23 crore shares, keeping it a high-activity name despite the red close.

BSE Ltd (+1.51%) BSE gained in line with the broader strength in capital market-linked stocks highlighted in the provided market commentary, where multiple listed market infrastructure and brokerage names were cited as movers. Investors typically bid up exchanges when they expect sustained trading intensity, and BSE’s presence in the top traded-by-value list reinforced that theme. The stock traded 40.66 lakh shares, reflecting strong participation.

ICICI Bank Ltd (-2.36%) ICICI Bank fell as private banks lagged on the day, a trend also reflected in the market context that pointed to banking taking a “backseat” versus other sectoral leadership. As a high-weight financial, the stock tends to see sharp turnover during index rebalancing and risk-off phases, which contributed to its high value traded even on a down day. It remained below its 52-week high (₹1,494.10), with 1.08 crore shares changing hands.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (+3.89%) MCX rallied alongside the day’s strength in market infrastructure and trading-related plays, as highlighted by the broader “capital market stocks” theme in the provided context. As an exchange, MCX tends to react quickly when traders position for higher activity in derivatives and commodities, which can improve transaction-linked outlook. The move came with 54.69 lakh shares traded, placing it among the top value turnover counters.

Lodha Developers Ltd (+1.00%) Lodha Developers edged higher with realty featuring among the sectors showing strength in the provided market commentary. Realty stocks often see rotation-led buying when investors look for cyclicals in broader market recoveries, supporting incremental gains. The stock saw sizeable activity at 1.27 crore shares, keeping it firmly in the high-value traded list.

Info Edge (India) Ltd (+1.66%) Info Edge rose as investors continued to take exposure to platform and internet-facing businesses, a theme also visible in the broader market narrative that referenced “platform companies” among active movers. With no stock-specific headline in the provided dataset, the upmove is best explained by sector positioning and follow-through demand in the broader internet and platform basket. Volumes were strong at 1.17 crore shares.

Physicswallah Ltd (-1.91%) Physicswallah slipped amid heavy churn, suggesting an unwind in a high-beta counter despite its prominence in traded value. With no verified company-specific news in the provided dataset, the decline is most consistent with short-term profit-taking and volatility-driven selling in a stock that has seen elevated retail participation. The counter was among the most active in the segment with 9.10 crore shares traded.

Ather Energy Ltd (+5.26%) Ather jumped as electric mobility names were explicitly flagged as outperformers in the market commentary, with Ather mentioned as being near a 52-week high. The stock’s move was backed by proximity to its 52-week high of ₹1,212, which often triggers momentum and breakout-based buying. Strong participation was visible with 93.29 lakh shares traded.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

India Tourism Development Corporation Ltd (+3.01%) ITDC extended its sharp rally after the stock “zoomed 34% in two days” and hit a 52-week high on heavy volumes, according to the latest verified headline in the dataset. The same report cited an over 18-fold jump in Wednesday volumes, signalling aggressive participation and momentum chasing in the PSU tourism counter. Today’s high traded volume of 3.62 crore shares kept the stock among the top traded-by-value names.

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (+5.48%) Kalyan Jewellers climbed after Citi reiterated a bullish stance and raised targets in multiple notes, with one report flagging potential for the shares to more than double and another citing targets up to ₹440 and ₹750. The brokerage optimism helped reverse the prior day’s sharp fall that followed its Q1 FY27 business update, shifting focus back to growth and expansion commentary. The move came on robust activity of 5.97 crore shares.

Cupid Ltd (-11.94%) Cupid tumbled on very heavy volumes, indicating a sharp reset in positioning in the absence of any stock-specific verified news in the provided dataset. The fall is notable given the stock had been trading near its 52-week high zone (₹225.90), a level that can attract profit-taking and amplify downside when momentum breaks. Volume was high at 8.63 crore shares, underscoring the intensity of the sell-off.

Aequs Ltd (+5.52%) Aequs advanced as the stock moved closer to its 52-week high of ₹271, a setup that often draws momentum traders and keeps turnover elevated. With no verified company-specific trigger in the input, the rise appears driven by technical strength and unusually strong participation. The counter recorded 5.32 crore shares in volume.

Share India Securities Ltd (+8.17%) Share India Securities surged amid strong risk appetite for capital market-linked counters, a theme echoed by the broader market commentary that pointed to strength across the capital markets space. Broker and trading-platform stocks typically react to expectations of sustained market activity, which supports transaction-driven earnings visibility. The move was accompanied by 7.61 crore shares traded, keeping it among the most active by value.

Market Overview

In the latest available benchmark close from the provided context, Nifty 50 ended at 24,398.70 (-0.13%) while the Sensex finished around 78,180.7 (-0.13%), as gains were capped by profit-taking. The sector leadership described in the broader commentary leaned toward IT and select consumption themes, while private banks were comparatively subdued.

Breadth data in the provided market statistics (latest available snapshot) showed 1,578 advances versus 1,769 declines and 115 unchanged, alongside 146 stocks at 52-week highs and 41 at 52-week lows. That mixed breadth matched today’s traded-by-value list, where large-cap banks and Reliance accounted for significant turnover despite declines, while exchanges, EV and select consumer names posted sharper upmoves.

FII and DII net activity figures were not provided in today’s dataset, so the session’s tone is best read through sector rotation and stock-specific triggers such as broker target changes (Kalyan Jewellers, Eternal) and momentum breakouts backed by volumes (ITDC, Ather).

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