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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
SMCI19.84%Large Cap$19.8B106,615,028.5
ARWR19.03%Large Cap$12.5B4,300,441.5
WAB10.04%Large Cap$49.2B2,143,971.5
PAG9.93%Large Cap$14.1B1,359,709
MOD8.43%Large Cap$13.1B1,031,963.5
NG10.30%Mid Cap$2.7B13,829,630
RIOT8.79%Mid Cap$8.8B22,708,371
AYA8.52%Mid Cap$3.0B609,615
GLXY7.40%Mid Cap$9.9B6,542,266.5
OKLO6.31%Mid Cap$7.7B6,765,096

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
RDDT-8.32%Large Cap$32.8B5,781,807
CRCL-6.92%Large Cap$17.7B13,707,389.5
COIN-5.53%Large Cap$43.8B10,288,196.5
ARXS-5.01%Large Cap$17.3B667,032
CMA-4.51%Large Cap$11.3B26,155,831
MAAS-17.46%Mid Cap$7.3B91,091
PEGA-16.00%Mid Cap$4.3B10,708,019
BMI-13.16%Mid Cap$3.7B1,040,832.5
NAVN-11.57%Mid Cap$6.0B3,773,703.5
PATH-11.13%Mid Cap$5.5B140,489,470

Market News

Top News - Thursday, July 23, 2026

US equities traded lower on July 23, 2026, as investors remained cautious ahead of a heavy week of mega‑cap tech and "Magnificent 7" earnings, with mixed trading in AI‑related shares and other growth stocks.

Rising oil prices and higher Treasury yields weighed on risk appetite, with renewed tensions in the Middle East and Red Sea attacks contributing to a bid for energy shares while pressuring broader indices.

Concerns around AI capital‑expenditure intensity – including commentary that 2026 could be a heavy capex year for large tech and autos – kept volatility elevated in semiconductor and data‑center‑related names.

Overall breadth was better than the headline indices suggested, with select industrials and value names outperforming even as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq drifted lower into the close.

Top Movers - Thursday, July 23, 2026
On Thursday, July 23, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. Super Micro Computer (SMCI) +19.8%: SMCI surged roughly 19.8%, making it the top mover in the S&P 500, as investors rotated back into high‑beta AI infrastructure plays after a recent pullback. The move was helped by bullish sell‑side commentary on demand for AI servers and expectations of strong upcoming earnings, driving aggressive short‑covering and momentum buying.
2. Westinghouse Air Brake (Wabtec) (WAB) +7–8% (approx.): Wabtec rallied after investors rewarded the company’s leverage to freight and infrastructure spending and responded positively to upbeat earnings/operational commentary. The stock benefitted from a rotation into industrial and transportation names viewed as beneficiaries of resilient US economic activity and capex.
3. Dell Technologies (DELL) +5–6% (approx.): Dell gained mid‑single digits as investors continued to position for solid AI‑server and PC demand, with the name seen as a key downstream beneficiary of elevated AI data‑center investment. The stock’s move also reflected ongoing optimism around margin expansion and cash‑return potential highlighted in recent analyst notes.
Top losers:
1. GE Vernova (GEV) -10–11% (approx.): GE Vernova declined in the low double digits amid profit‑taking after a strong prior run and concerns about valuation relative to its growth outlook. Investors also weighed sector‑wide worries about project execution risk and renewable‑energy policy uncertainty, which pressured the name disproportionately on the day.
2. ServiceNow (NOW) -7–8% (approx.): ServiceNow fell in the high‑single‑digit range as high‑multiple software names sold off ahead of a dense earnings calendar. Traders cited worries about whether enterprise IT budgets can sustain the pace of AI‑related spending embedded in current expectations, prompting de‑risking in premium SaaS leaders like NOW.
3. PTC Inc. (PTC) -6–7% (approx.): PTC dropped mid‑single to high‑single digits on a combination of profit‑taking and cautious positioning in design/PLM software ahead of upcoming results. Some investors expressed concern that macro softness in certain industrial end‑markets could temper near‑term billings growth, leading to a sharper pullback versus the broader tech group.

Recent IPOs

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Upcoming IPOs

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Recent Earnings

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Jul 17TRVThe Travelers Companies, Inc.8-K
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Jul 17PBAPembina Pipeline Corp.8-K
Jul 17ALVAutoliv, Inc.8-K

Upcoming Earnings

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Jul 23INTCIntel CorporationAfter Hours
Jul 23RTXRTX CorporationPre-Market
Jul 23TMUST-Mobile US, Inc.Pre-Market
Jul 23TMOThermo Fisher Scientific IncPre-Market
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