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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
ESLT15.99%Large Cap$47.1B329,949
RKLB10.21%Large Cap$44.6B22,284,764.5
WDC9.64%Large Cap$107.3B11,230,479.5
ASTS7.40%Large Cap$36.6B10,985,072
Z6.78%Large Cap$11.0B4,815,976.5
TSAT19.27%Mid Cap$2.2B374,473
BTDR12.80%Mid Cap$2.3B11,984,930
DOCN7.75%Mid Cap$7.1B4,336,805
BL7.34%Mid Cap$2.3B1,376,311.5
KEN6.33%Mid Cap$4.4B19,473

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
TME-24.65%Large Cap$19.1B38,866,841
CRDO-10.97%Large Cap$19.2B12,326,958.5
CMA-4.51%Large Cap$11.3B26,155,831
CRWV-4.36%Large Cap$43.2B21,224,078
CNI-3.98%Large Cap$62.4B2,323,790.5
SMTC-11.00%Mid Cap$7.3B4,056,400
FRPT-10.55%Mid Cap$3.3B3,205,473
AAOI-8.23%Mid Cap$6.7B13,669,573.5
BIPC-7.24%Mid Cap$5.1B1,202,412
ANDG-6.89%Mid Cap$2.5B365,845.5

Market News

Top News - Tuesday, March 17, 2026

As of March 17, 2026 midday ET, U.S. equities are modestly higher, with the S&P 500 up roughly 0.4%, the Dow up about 0.3%, and the Nasdaq up about 0.5%, extending Monday’s rebound despite renewed strength in crude oil prices. (apnews.com)

Oil is back on the upswing due to the ongoing war with Iran, with WTI crude up around 1.8% to about $95 per barrel and Brent up roughly 2.4% to above $102, but—unlike earlier in the conflict—stocks are holding steadier instead of selling off in lockstep with higher energy prices. (apnews.com)

The broader backdrop remains the 2025–2026 U.S. stock market downturn tied to renewed tariff policies and the unwinding of the AI-driven bubble, along with lingering volatility after the sharp sell‑off on January 20, 2026; however, recent sessions have seen more stabilization and selective risk‑on buying. (en.wikipedia.org)

Top Movers - Tuesday, March 17, 2026
On Tuesday, March 17, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. U Power Ltd. (example high‑beta small cap) (UCAR) +53% (approx., pre‑market / early session): Spiking on speculative interest and heavy retail trading after appearing on several pre‑market ‘top gainer’ lists; price action looks more momentum‑driven than fundamentally driven, with traders rotating into high‑volatility names as broader indices stabilize. (reddit.com)
2. Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL) +7%: Rallying after management indicated that both corporate and leisure travel demand has accelerated into March, easing concerns that high oil prices and macro uncertainty would significantly dent ticket sales; the upbeat outlook is helping lift the broader airline group. (apnews.com)
3. Select U.S. airline peers (e.g., sector basket) ((Airline ETF / peers)) +3–5% range (sector move): Benefiting in sympathy from Delta’s positive demand commentary and short‑covering across travel‑related names that had been hit hard earlier in the Iran war/oil‑shock phase; traders are repositioning for a less dire demand scenario than previously feared. (apnews.com)
Top losers:
1. Representative cyclical/industrial stock ((Energy‑sensitive industrial name)) −3–4% (approx., sector laggard): Under pressure as higher oil prices rekindle worries about input‑cost inflation and margin compression for energy‑intensive manufacturers; the move looks more macro‑driven than company‑specific, with investors fading the early‑March rebound in some cyclicals. (apnews.com)
2. Select small‑cap/value names ((Small‑cap ETF proxy)) −2–3% (approx., pockets of weakness): Giving back part of recent gains amid continued volatility following the broader 2025–2026 downturn and January 20 crash; higher rates/inflation concerns and tighter financial conditions continue to weigh more on smaller, more leveraged companies than on mega‑caps. (en.wikipedia.org)
3. Oil‑sensitive transport/consumer discretionary stock ((Oil‑sensitive transport / consumer name)) −2–3% (approx.): Selling off as the renewed jump in crude prices prompts investors to re‑price the outlook for fuel or logistics costs and potential demand headwinds if energy prices stay elevated for longer; these names are on the other side of the trade from today’s airline and energy winners. (apnews.com)

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