Top Traded by Volume Today 08-Nov-2026: TTML Leads Activity

Top traded stocks by volume on 08-Nov-2026 were led by PC Jeweller Ltd with 9.86 crore shares and Vodafone Idea Ltd with 7.92 crore shares, while Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd rose 4.61%. Nifty 50 closed at 25,081.45, up 0.20%, and Sensex added 0.33% to 81,295.69 in the Muhurat session; 29 Nifty constituents advanced and 21 declined.

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

Vodafone Idea Ltd, Tata Steel Ltd, HDFC Bank Ltd, Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd and Oil & Natural Gas Corpn Ltd were the five most actively traded large-cap names by volume.

Vodafone Idea Ltd (+0.47%)

Vodafone Idea Ltd edged up to Rs. 12.81 as trading interest built ahead of its scheduled November 12 earnings report. The stock changed hands in 7.92 crore shares, making it the most traded large-cap counter by volume, while the price remained below its Rs. 15.78 52-week high.

Tata Steel Ltd (+1.88%)

Tata Steel Ltd gained Rs. 3.50 as metal stocks featured among the stronger pockets of the Muhurat session, with the Nifty Metal index advancing 0.85% during trading. The company was also identified among the early benchmark gainers, and 1.71 crore shares were traded.

HDFC Bank Ltd (-0.36%)

HDFC Bank Ltd slipped Rs. 2.80 despite 78.54 lakh shares changing hands in the shortened session. No company-specific development was provided for the decline; banking benchmarks were mixed, with Nifty Bank down 0.07% at the reported close.

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd (+1.47%)

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd rose Rs. 3.15 on turnover of 72.49 lakh shares. No company announcement was supplied, so the available evidence points to trading activity in a broader session where Nifty 500 rose 0.41%, rather than a disclosed fundamental catalyst.

Oil & Natural Gas Corpn Ltd (+1.19%)

Oil & Natural Gas Corpn Ltd added Rs. 2.75 after being listed among the early gainers in the Muhurat session. The move came with 53.05 lakh shares traded, although no new company-specific announcement or commodity-price trigger was provided in the supplied material.

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

Yes Bank Ltd, Suzlon Energy Ltd, Ashok Leyland Ltd, IDFC First Bank Ltd and Bank of Maharashtra were the most active mid-cap counters by volume.

Yes Bank Ltd (+0.58%)

Yes Bank Ltd extended a recent three-session winning run, following a 6.4% intraday rise reported on November 6. The stock closed at Rs. 17.30 on 5.21 crore shares, with supplied market data also flagging volume at 65% above its 20-day average, indicating that the recovery attempt attracted elevated participation.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (+0.64%)

Suzlon Energy Ltd rose modestly after its October 30 quarterly update showed consolidated sales up 27.48% year-on-year and net profit up 29.14%. Investors traded 1.97 crore shares as the wind-energy company remained above its Rs. 33.21 52-week low, though still well below the Rs. 60.40 high.

Ashok Leyland Ltd (+3.37%)

Ashok Leyland Ltd climbed Rs. 5.80, the strongest percentage gain among the listed mid-cap volume leaders. No company-specific announcement was provided; the move coincided with a positive auto-sector reading, with Nifty Auto up 0.44% during the Muhurat session, and 1.33 crore shares traded.

IDFC First Bank Ltd (-0.13%)

IDFC First Bank Ltd ended marginally lower at Rs. 77.15 as 47.75 lakh shares changed hands. No catalyst specific to the bank was included in the material, while financial-sector indices were marginally lower in the session.

Bank of Maharashtra (-1.53%)

Bank of Maharashtra fell Rs. 1.33 on volume of 44.38 lakh shares. The supplied data did not identify a company event behind the move; it occurred while Nifty PSU Bank was reported marginally lower during the special trading window.

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

PC Jeweller Ltd, Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd, Vedanta Power Ltd, Moneyview Ltd and GTL Infrastructure Ltd led small-cap activity, while Nifty Smallcap 50 outperformed with a 1.17% gain.

PC Jeweller Ltd (+0.51%)

PC Jeweller Ltd remained the market's highest-volume counter after its reported Q2 net profit rose 58% year-on-year and management outlined plans to open 100 stores over 18 months. Its earlier repayment of dues to all 14 consortium banks, which made the company debt-free ahead of schedule, has strengthened the balance-sheet turnaround narrative; 9.86 crore shares were traded at Rs. 15.84.

Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd (+4.61%)

Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd rallied after Q2 FY27 net loss narrowed to Rs. 59 crore from Rs. 321 crore a year earlier and revenue increased 8.4% to Rs. 310 crore. The earnings improvement helped extend a four-day advance reported at more than 23%, with 3.07 crore shares traded and volume indicated at 77% above the 20-day average; the company also faced a Rs. 25,000 Department of Telecommunications penalty for subscriber-verification lapses.

Vedanta Power Ltd (+2.35%)

Vedanta Power Ltd gained Rs. 0.83 on 1.96 crore shares, placing it among the most active small-cap counters. No company-specific news or regulatory event was included, so the disclosed support is the broader small-cap advance rather than a confirmed fundamental trigger.

Moneyview Ltd (+0.11%)

Moneyview Ltd was nearly unchanged at Rs. 55.14 but recorded substantial activity of 1.88 crore shares. The supplied information contained no corporate announcement to attribute the volume to, and the narrow price move does not establish a directional breakout.

GTL Infrastructure Ltd (+2.75%)

GTL Infrastructure Ltd rose Rs. 0.03 to Rs. 1.12 while 1.59 crore shares changed hands. No company-specific catalyst was provided, with the move occurring alongside a strong small-cap session rather than a disclosed order, result or regulatory development.

What happened in the Indian stock market today?

Indian equities began Samvat 2083 on a positive note in the special Muhurat session, with the Nifty 50 closing 51.11 points higher at 25,081.45 and the Sensex adding 267.67 points to 81,295.69. The Nifty 500 rose 0.41%, Nifty Midcap 50 gained 0.24%, and Nifty Smallcap 50 outperformed with a 1.17% increase, showing stronger participation in smaller companies.

Sector rotation favoured media, pharma, healthcare and metals during the session. Nifty Media rose 1.84%, Nifty Pharma gained 1.27%, Nifty Healthcare added 1.18% and Nifty Metal advanced 0.85%, while IT and realty were lower and banking was mixed, with Nifty Bank down 0.07% at the reported close. Market breadth within the Nifty was positive but not broad-based, at 29 advances against 21 declines.

Foreign buying remained an important backdrop to the recent rally: the supplied context said FIIs invested Rs. 38,971 crore in Indian equities from the start of November, reversing a two-month selling streak. The shortened Muhurat format can also concentrate volume in popular retail counters, so the high turnover in several names should be considered alongside the specific corporate triggers disclosed above.

Where can investors explore more market movers?

Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:

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

Conclusion

The volume leaders showed a split between event-driven moves and liquidity-led trading. Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd drew support from sharply lower quarterly losses and revenue growth, PC Jeweller Ltd retained interest after its profit improvement, debt repayment and expansion plan, and Suzlon Energy Ltd had recent sales and profit growth to support activity. Other high-volume counters had no disclosed company event, making their price moves less conclusive.

Investors will next watch Vodafone Idea Ltd's scheduled November 12 earnings, whether Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd can sustain its rally after the Q2 improvement, and execution of PC Jeweller Ltd's 100-store plan. Continued foreign flows and the relative performance of small caps, metals, banking and IT will also determine whether Muhurat-session momentum extends into regular trading.