Worst performing stocks (2026)
The worst performing large-cap US stock of 2026 is TTD (-64.7% YTD). The 50 biggest year-to-date decliners from the S&P 500 and our large-cap universe — the mirror of the top performers. Total returns from 1 day to 5 years, updated daily. Not investment advice.
as of Aug 17, 4:00 PM ET
Bottom 50 by 2026 return#
| #Company | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1TTD | -64.7% | $7B |
| 2FLUT | -55.2% | $18B |
| 3APP | -53.7% | $106B |
| 4CSGP | -53.4% | $13B |
| 5RBLX | -53.2% | $27B |
| 6STLA | -53.0% | $16B |
| 7EPAM | -51.8% | $5B |
| 8PODD | -50.9% | $10B |
| 9INTU | -49.1% | $95B |
| 10TME | -48.1% | $28B |
| 11HUBS | -46.4% | $11B |
| 12BSX | -46.1% | $75B |
| 13LULU | -44.3% | $13B |
| 14ALNY | -43.5% | $31B |
| 15MLI | -41.6% | $15B |
| 16ZTS | -41.5% | $30B |
| 17XPEV | -39.8% | $11B |
| 18ROL | -39.6% | $17B |
| 19PNR | -38.1% | $11B |
| 20NKE | -37.7% | $60B |
| 21TCOM | -37.7% | $29B |
| 22FIS | -37.5% | $22B |
| 23FICO | -37.0% | $23B |
| 24HDB | -36.6% | $120B |
| 25ACN | -36.1% | $109B |
| 26MSTR | -35.7% | $33B |
| 27APTV | -34.2% | $10B |
| 28COIN | -33.4% | $39B |
| 29INFY | -33.4% | $49B |
| 30CPNG | -33.3% | $29B |
| 31FIG | -33.1% | $14B |
| 32ONON | -32.6% | $10B |
| 33KLAR | -32.4% | $8B |
| 34FUTU | -32.1% | $15B |
| 35BLDR | -31.8% | $8B |
| 36CHKP | -31.6% | $14B |
| 37ISRG | -31.1% | $139B |
| 38BMNR | -31.0% | $10B |
| 39CTSH | -31.0% | $28B |
| 40CHTR | -31.0% | $18B |
| 41SOFI | -30.0% | $24B |
| 42TSCO | -29.8% | $19B |
| 43LVS | -29.5% | $30B |
| 44TYL | -29.4% | $13B |
| 45IT | -28.9% | $11B |
| 46TRMB | -28.9% | $13B |
| 47SYM | -28.8% | $26B |
| 48GRAB | -28.3% | $15B |
| 49LI | -26.6% | $26B |
| 50INSM | -26.3% | $27B |
Methodology#
Universe: S&P 500 members plus a curated set of large caps. Ranked by year-to-date total return (dividends reinvested), ascending; YTD measures from the last close of 2025. The table updates daily and sorts by any column. A bad year is not a verdict — see each ticker's page and financials before drawing conclusions. Past performance does not predict future returns; not investment advice.
FAQ#
- What is the worst performing stock of 2026?
- The worst performing large-cap US stock of 2026 so far is Trade Desk (The) (TTD), down -64.7% year-to-date (total return, dividends reinvested).
- What are the 10 worst stocks of 2026?
- The 10 biggest large-cap losers of 2026 year-to-date: 1. TTD -64.7%, 2. FLUT -55.2%, 3. APP -53.7%, 4. CSGP -53.4%, 5. RBLX -53.2%, 6. STLA -53.0%, 7. EPAM -51.8%, 8. PODD -50.9%, 9. INTU -49.1%, 10. TME -48.1%.
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