Even as the most popular large-cap equity index – the Nifty 50 of the NSE -- is down 7.In all, as our analysis reveals, 17 of the 100 companies in both the large-cap indices have fallen by 30 per cent to 56 per cent. Bank of India tops the list with a 55.Representational Image.Tata Steel, a Nifty 50 index constituent, has seen its share price crash by 53 per cent to Rs 225.20.According to Rahul Shah, vice president, equity advisory group at Motilal Oswal Securities, most public sector bank stocks, wholesale airless Lotion bottles barring State Bank of India and Bank of Baroda, have been beaten down on the back of asset quality concerns and poor quarterly numbers in three of the last four quarters.2 per cent from a year ago, as per its closing level of 19,182 points..

Said Motilal Oswal Securities’ Shah, “Majority of Motherson’s sales is to Volkswagen which has been affected badly by the recent scandal. There was one more bank in our list - Canara Bank - whose share price is sharply down by 34. But one stock from this index has seen its share price halve while 10 more stocks have seen their prices plunge between 30 per cent and 50 per cent. There is only one pharmaceutical company that has been hit badly: Divi’s Laboratories has fallen by 34.6 per cent and 50 per cent, respectively.3 per cent fall. In some cases, it is very disheartening.Clearly, therefore, the last one- year period has not just seen four quarters of poor, or sluggish fundamentals, but also a brutalre-rating of the stocks, our anlaysis reveals.5 per cent to Rs 269.“With the overall commodity market meltdown and the sharp fall in crude prices, stocks such as Hindalco, Steel Authority of India and others, have been among the worst hit,” said Shah.7, while Hindalco and Cairn India have plummeted 51.

Bank stocks beaten down on asset quality concerns, oil scrips trip on crude price slump Mumbai: The equity investors’ favourite large-cap stocks by market capitalisation have not brought any cheer this time round.9 per cent fall in its share price.The other major large-cap equity index - the Nifty Next 50 - is actually up 7.Much of retail and mutual fund investments being concentrated in large-cap stocks, their performance is getting watched, and the sight is not just very unpleasant.3 per cent to 7,731 points at the close of trading on Wednesday, there are three stocks in the index whose share price have halved from where they were 365 days ago.6 per cent drop in its share price to Rs 128. Its last quarter results were even good, and the stock’s valuation is still not cheap.