Biggest score moves, 3 Nov: India and US
Quantooo Lab ยท 2026-11-03
Which stocks' scores changed most since the day before, and why? Each score (0 to 100) sums up a stock's price trend, how bumpy its price has been, its latest company results and, for US stocks, the tone of the news, compared with the other stocks in its market. Here are the biggest changes and the part that moved most.
India (Nifty 50): scores that rose most (2 Nov to 3 Nov)
- Max Healthcare Institute Ltd. (MAXHEALTH) rose 13 points to 49: price swings calmed down.
- Tata Steel Ltd. (TATASTEEL) rose 8 points to 51: price swings calmed down.
- Hindustan Unilever Ltd. (HINDUNILVR) rose 5 points to 34: the price trend got stronger.
India (Nifty 50): scores that fell most (2 Nov to 3 Nov)
- Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd. (POWERGRID) fell 10 points to 44: price swings got bigger.
- HDFC Bank Ltd. (HDFCBANK) fell 8 points to 30: price swings got bigger.
- ICICI Bank Ltd. (ICICIBANK) fell 7 points to 45: price swings got bigger.
US (S&P 100): scores that rose most (30 Oct to 2 Nov)
- PayPal Holdings, Inc. (PYPL) rose 7 points to 44: news coverage turned more positive.
- Abbott Laboratories (ABT) rose 7 points to 46: news coverage turned more positive.
- Colgate Palmolive Co (CL) rose 5 points to 46: news coverage turned more positive.
US (S&P 100): scores that fell most (30 Oct to 2 Nov)
- Occidental Petroleum Corp (OXY) fell 18 points to 65: price swings got bigger.
- Berkshire Hathaway Inc (BRK.B) fell 9 points to 52: price swings got bigger.
- ExxonMobil Holdings Corp (XOM) fell 8 points to 68: price swings got bigger.
Does a rising score mean the price will rise?
No. A score sums up a stock's recent data compared with its peers; a change means the data changed. Our own tests found the scores have not reliably picked future winners, and every test is published on the research page. Each stock page shows the full calculation.
Educational, not investment advice.