The 10 Companies that crashed on March 2020

This is the list of 10 companies who've crashed in the stock market in March 2020.

10 Companies that crashed in March 2020

1. Reliance industries ltd.

2. Dmart (avenue super marts ltd )

3. Tata Consultancy services Ltd.

4. Tata Motors Ltd.

5. Infosis ltd.

6. HDFC bank Ltd.

7. Icici Bank Ltd.

8. Yes bank Ltd.

9. Nestle

10. Indiabull Housing fiance Ltd.

What the market crash means for the companies

The crash we saw in March is not a change in economic trends. It was actually the result of shareholders and company executives who were waiting for this moment to cash out and sell their stocks. With that said, you would expect that companies with higher current stock prices will experience bigger drops, but it's the opposite. The market performs as if there is no correlation between current stock prices and those companies' performance over the short-term.

How to know if a company is at risk of crashing

To know if a company is at risk of crashing, you need to understand the following factors. First, what industries are they operating in? If it's an industry that's not doing well then chances are the company will crash. Second, how much debt do they have? The more debt they have, the less likely they'll be able to survive. Lastly, what are the shareholders saying about them? If they're showing signs of doubt then there's a good chance the company will crash soon.

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