These Are the 10 Worst-Performing Stocks in 2020

2020 has been a disaster for most industries. With the coronavirus pandemic, the economic crisis, social unrest, and natural disasters including wildfires and hurricanes, it’s been a tough year for companies doing business in the real world.

Consumer discretionary businesses like travel, restaurants, and retailers have been hit hard by the pandemic, as normal demand patterns have been upended by the crisis, and sectors like commercial real estate, manufacturing, and financials have suffered as well. However, according to data from Finviz, no sector has collapsed as much as the energy industry, as oil and gas stocks account for nearly all of the biggest losers so far this year.

Keep reading to see our countdown of the 10 stocks -- each still with a market cap of at least $300 million -- that have fallen the furthest this year.

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