Highest Volume Stocks Today

Last Updated: 9 Sep, 2026, 04:13 PM

Active volume stocks are the ones that see a lot more trading activity than usual. In simple terms, these are the shares that everyone’s talking about and trading heavily on the NSE and BSE today. Watching these stocks helps traders spot where the re

List of Active by Volume Stocks

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BSE

Stock Name	LTP	Change (%)	Today's Volume	5-Day SMA Volume	Volume Breakout Difference (%)	Market Cap (Cr.)	P/E Ratio
Novartis India Ltd	₹2,186.40	+20.00	7,85,776	651403.00	+484.77	₹4,502.00	46.05
Goa Carbon Ltd	₹463.50	+20.00	11,88,144	1172666.00	+7,576.34	₹354.74	38.95
Shivalik Rasayan Ltd	₹384.90	+20.00	4,71,777	410829.00	+674.06	₹505.51	36.98
Sreeleathers Ltd	₹345.01	+20.00	6,35,223	604333.00	+1,956.40	₹665.24	20.28
Confidence Futuristic Energetech Ltd	₹38.65	+19.99	1,47,540	134138.00	+1,000.88	₹81.44	11.32
Bal Pharma Ltd	₹114.45	+19.99	7,82,802	710387.00	+980.99	₹151.28	20.99
Medi Caps Ltd	₹30.74	+19.98	1,01,209	98733.00	+3,987.60	₹33.67	0.00
Anmol India Ltd	₹13.63	+19.77	20,32,124	1927661.00	+1,845.31	₹64.37	5.59
Bhartiya International Ltd	₹1,108.20	+18.29	1,91,445	174822.00	+1,051.69	₹1,256.82	49.06
India Nippon Electricals Ltd	₹1,313.30	+17.02	16,13,145	1576246.00	+4,271.79	₹2,541.18	22.86

What Are Active Volume Stocks?

Active volume stocks are shares that record much higher trading volumes than their daily average. This sudden jump in activity often means that investors are showing strong interest in the stock. It could also be an early sign of a price move, a change in sentiment, or even institutional buying or selling.

Traders keep an eye on such volume spikes to catch possible trend reversals or breakouts before they happen.

Why Track Stocks Active by Volume?

Tracking stocks with high trading volume helps traders understand where market attention is focused. A rise in volume usually means that something significant is happening — it could lead to sharp moves in either direction.

When prices break key resistance or support levels with strong volume, it’s often seen as a volume breakout — a sign that the move might be genuine and sustainable.

What Drives Sudden Volume Spikes?

There are several reasons why a stock might see an unusual jump in trading volume:

Company news or earnings updates that change how investors view the stock.
Large trades by FIIs or DIIs, which can quickly push up the volume.
Market volatility or sector rotation, where investors move their money into specific industries.

How to Analyze Volume-Based Stocks

Here’s how traders usually study volume data to make better decisions:

Compare today’s volume with the stock’s 10-day average to spot unusual activity.
Look at price action together with volume. If both price and volume rise, it shows strength. If price falls but volume rises, it may indicate selling pressure.
Check for consistency. A stock that maintains high volume for several days often has strong momentum behind it.

Key Points to Remember

High volume doesn’t always mean a stock will go up — it’s just a sign of heavy interest. Keep these things in mind:

High volume does not guarantee profits — context is important.
Avoid low-liquidity stocks, as volume spikes there can be misleading.
Always combine volume analysis with other technical tools like moving averages, RSI, or trendlines for better clarity.