Top Traded by Value Today 06-Nov-2026: Bank Stocks Lead

Top Traded by Value Today on 06-Nov-2026 were led by private banks, with Nifty 50 closing at 25,030.35, up 2.01%, and Sensex at 81,028.02, up 2.16%. ICICI Bank rose 4.65% on Rs. 1,569, while financials, consumer durables and pharma featured prominently; FIIs had bought Rs. 14,974.68 crore in the latest available session.

Which large-cap stocks were top traded by value today?

Private banks dominated large-cap value activity, while Billionbrains Garage Ventures saw heavy turnover during a correction after its recent run-up.

Billionbrains Garage Ventures (-3.87%)

Billionbrains Garage Ventures declined as investors booked profits after nine consecutive sessions of gains, producing a gap-down start and an intraday low of Rs. 208.55. The correction came despite September-quarter consolidated net sales rising 47.39% year-on-year to Rs. 1,501.53 crore, indicating that traders were locking in gains after the stock neared its Rs. 227.00 52-week high. Turnover was the highest in this list at 31.14 crore shares.

ICICI Bank (+4.65%)

ICICI Bank surged as falling bond yields, easing inflation concerns and renewed foreign buying lifted private-bank valuations. FIIs bought Rs. 14,974.68 crore of Indian equities in the latest available session, while brokerage commentary cited the lender's asset quality, growth and return metrics as support for the rally. The stock closed at Rs. 1,569.00, just below its Rs. 1,569.30 52-week high, on 4.16 crore shares.

HDFC Bank (+3.56%)

HDFC Bank rallied with the broad private-bank upmove as foreign inflows and lower bond yields improved the outlook for financial stocks. The move extended a six-session rise and followed a 16.39% recovery in four sessions from the stock's 52-week low, making the technical rebound a key driver of value turnover. It traded 7.60 crore shares and closed at Rs. 787.00.

Bharti Airtel (+1.66%)

Bharti Airtel gained after reporting Q2 FY27 consolidated revenue of Rs. 60,878 crore, up 16.7% year-on-year, and net income before exceptional items of Rs. 9,015 crore, up 32.7%. Investors also responded to the reported 31% year-on-year rise in net profit to Rs. 8,887.5 crore and an improvement in ARPU to Rs. 271, which pointed to stronger telecom monetisation. The stock closed at Rs. 2,096.25, within 3.6% of its 52-week high.

Reliance Industries (+0.36%)

Reliance Industries edged higher as investors continued to assess its strong Q2 earnings, in which net profit rose 41% year-on-year to Rs. 25,548 crore and revenue grew 29% to Rs. 3.32 lakh crore. Record oil-to-chemicals EBITDA, reported at Rs. 25,203 crore and up 68% year-on-year, remained the fundamental support after the previous sharp post-results rally. The modest gain to Rs. 1,318.10 suggests consolidation rather than a fresh breakout.

Which mid-cap stocks were top traded by value today?

Jewellery, exchange and pharmaceutical stocks led mid-cap value activity, though Apar Industries faced a sharp technical sell-off.

Kalyan Jewellers India (+5.55%)

Kalyan Jewellers climbed on expectations of stronger precious-metal demand during Dhanteras 2026, which also lifted other jewellery stocks. The company led the Nifty Consumer Durables gainers during the session, and the festival-led demand theme supported the move to Rs. 590.00. Volume reached 2.62 crore shares.

Multi Commodity Exchange of India (+4.81%)

Multi Commodity Exchange of India rallied to Rs. 3,526.00 as momentum carried the stock close to its Rs. 3,552.00 52-week high. No company-specific announcement was supplied for the session, so the available catalyst is the technical move toward that peak, supported by 43.64 lakh shares of turnover.

Cummins India (-0.47%)

Cummins India slipped marginally to Rs. 4,050.00 amid weakness in capital-goods stocks, with the BSE Capital Goods sector reported down 1.80%. No company-specific announcement was provided, making the sectoral profit-taking the disclosed explanation for the modest decline. The stock changed hands in 35.15 lakh shares.

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals (+4.32%)

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals advanced as pharma stocks received support from the sector's reported breakout to a new 52-week high. The stock's rise to Rs. 2,592.85 also brought it within 3.4% of its Rs. 2,683.55 52-week high, reinforcing the technical momentum. Volume was 52.51 lakh shares.

Apar Industries (-9.81%)

Apar Industries fell 9.81% to Rs. 14,082.25 in a sharp reversal from its Rs. 19,269.20 52-week high. No company-specific news was supplied, so the available signal is technical selling in a stock that remained materially below its annual peak, alongside broader caution in mid-caps. Turnover totalled 8.47 lakh shares.

Which small-cap stocks were top traded by value today?

Sai Life Sciences and Symbiotec Pharmalab led small-cap value activity on strong upside moves, while Tonbo Imaging India and TD Power Systems saw sharp corrections.

Sai Life Sciences (+11.83%)

Sai Life Sciences jumped 11.83% to Rs. 1,785.00, with the price move placing it only 1.7% below its Rs. 1,815.55 52-week high. No company-specific announcement was supplied, making the near-peak technical breakout and heavy 1.42 crore-share activity the available drivers of its value turnover.

Tonbo Imaging India (-3.60%)

Tonbo Imaging India declined to Rs. 1,478.50 as traders reduced exposure after the stock had approached its Rs. 1,644.50 52-week high. No corporate catalyst was provided, and the disclosed evidence points to a technical pullback accompanied by a substantial 1.57 crore shares traded.

V2 Retail (+7.86%)

V2 Retail rallied 7.86% to Rs. 173.50, with 7.15 crore shares traded, making trading activity a clear feature of the move. No company-specific news was supplied; the rise is therefore best explained by technical momentum from a price that remained above its Rs. 145.60 52-week low, rather than a disclosed fundamental event.

Symbiotec Pharmalab (+19.10%)

Symbiotec Pharmalab surged 19.10% to Rs. 1,513.65 and traded close to its Rs. 1,525.05 52-week high. No company announcement was provided, so the move is attributable to a technical push toward a new annual high, amplified by 79.51 lakh shares of turnover.

TD Power Systems (-13.61%)

TD Power Systems dropped 13.61% to Rs. 578.00, marking the steepest fall among the small-cap value leaders. No company-specific disclosure was supplied; the available explanation is a technical correction, with 2.02 crore shares traded as the stock moved away from its Rs. 856.00 52-week high.

How did the Indian stock market close on 06-Nov-2026?

Indian benchmarks closed sharply higher, with Nifty 50 up 493.75 points, or 2.01%, at 25,030.35 and Sensex up 1,718.01 points, or 2.16%, at 81,028.02. Nifty Bank rose 2.27%, Nifty Financial Services gained 2.57%, Nifty Pharma added 1.21% and Nifty Auto rose 0.76%, while Nifty IT advanced 0.43%.

The advance-decline picture was mixed beneath the headline rally. Nifty had 42 advancing and eight declining stocks, but the BSE 500 recorded 181 advances against 316 declines, while Nifty Midcap 100 was nearly flat at -0.02% and Nifty Smallcap 50 fell 0.54%. This shows that large financial stocks drove the index gains while broader-market participation remained selective.

Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Rs. 14,974.68 crore in the latest available session, while DIIs were net sellers of Rs. 10,444.54 crore. Easing bond yields, lower inflation concerns and overseas inflows supported banks, while global AI-linked share unwinding was cited as a supportive factor for domestic IT stocks.

Where can readers find more top traded by value stocks today?

Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:

https://www.multibagg.ai/market-movers/top-gainers

Conclusion

The day's value leaders show a concentrated large-cap rally led by private banks, supported by foreign inflows and easing rate expectations, while Bharti Airtel and Reliance Industries retained earnings-led support. In contrast, negative breadth and the weakness in several mid- and small-cap names show that the index advance was not broad based.

Investors will next watch whether foreign buying persists, whether bank stocks can sustain their move after the sharp rally, and upcoming corporate disclosures. For individual names, the key disclosed reference points are ICICI Bank's Rs. 1,569.30 52-week high, Bharti Airtel's post-Q2 earnings execution and Reliance Industries' oil-to-chemicals and digital-services performance after its Q2 beat.