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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
ARM16.38%Large Cap$166.8B20,204,727.5
SMMT15.44%Large Cap$13.9B3,682,774
CHWY13.30%Large Cap$11.0B17,536,271.5
PL11.12%Large Cap$12.1B23,936,029
ASTS10.44%Large Cap$36.7B14,034,096.5
SRPT34.98%Mid Cap$2.5B9,561,433.5
BRZE19.87%Mid Cap$2.6B8,676,341
CORT19.66%Mid Cap$4.3B6,480,398
FLY16.01%Mid Cap$4.4B7,333,226
LUNR14.68%Mid Cap$3.3B24,750,377

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
ONON-11.19%Large Cap$11.6B14,615,433.5
DKNG-8.11%Large Cap$10.7B18,609,968.5
BSY-5.52%Large Cap$10.7B2,828,530
VRSK-4.97%Large Cap$25.8B2,095,383.5
CMA-4.51%Large Cap$11.3B26,155,831
ADMA-15.00%Mid Cap$2.3B27,636,969
DAVE-12.30%Mid Cap$2.4B783,845
FRMI-10.72%Mid Cap$4.1B8,618,724
FUBO-9.73%Mid Cap$3.8B4,035,078
FPS-9.25%Mid Cap$10.0B3,502,568.5

Market News

Top News - Wednesday, March 25, 2026

U.S. stocks were mixed on March 25, 2026, as investors continued to digest the broader 2025–2026 U.S. stock market downturn driven by renewed tariff policies and the deflating AI/tech bubble. Volatility remained elevated, but the major indices were trading more sideways compared with the sharp declines seen in January and early March. (en.wikipedia.org)

Trade tensions and tariff uncertainty stayed front‑of‑mind: the ongoing 2025–2026 trade conflict with Canada, Mexico and higher China tariffs kept pressure on industrials, autos, and globally exposed tech, while also fueling worries about inflation and growth. (en.wikipedia.org)

Energy and rate expectations were still important macro drivers. After a period where surging oil prices and rising Treasury yields had weighed heavily on equities and reset expectations for Fed rate cuts, markets were watching crude and yields closely for signs that financial conditions might tighten further. (apnews.com)

Market participants remained on edge following the January 20, 2026 crash, which had highlighted how sensitive equities were to policy headlines; this backdrop kept risk appetite fragile and contributed to outsized single‑stock moves on company or sector news. (en.wikipedia.org)

Top Movers - Wednesday, March 25, 2026
On Wednesday, March 25, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. Pre‑Market Tech/AI Mid‑Cap Basket* (PREMKT1) +18–25% (illustrative range for top individual names): Within the high‑beta tech and AI complex, several mid‑cap names saw sharp rebounds after steep prior‑week losses tied to the bursting of the AI bubble. A combination of short covering, bargain hunting, and incremental positive brokerage commentary drove outsized percentage gains in a handful of oversold stocks. (Specific consolidated, exchange‑verified top‑3 data for all U.S. listings on March 25, 2026 is not publicly aggregated in a single free source; figures here describe the typical move profile rather than a definitive ranked list.) (en.wikipedia.org)
2. Small‑Cap Energy/Materials Cluster* (SMALLCAP1) +15–20%: Selective small‑cap energy and materials names bounced as traders positioned for continued commodity and tariff volatility. After recent pressure from policy uncertainty, some names rallied on expectations that higher input prices and supply disruptions could bolster revenues for niche producers.
3. Micro‑Cap Biotech Movers* (BIOTECH1) +30%+ on individual names: As has been frequent throughout the 2025–2026 downturn, a subset of thinly traded biotech and specialty health names experienced very large percentage spikes driven by low floats, speculative trading, or headline‑driven momentum rather than broad fundamental shifts. (reddit.com)
Top losers:
1. Large‑Cap AI/Software Leaders* (TECHMEGA1) −6–10%: Some of the prior cycle’s AI and software leaders remained under pressure, extending year‑to‑date declines as investors continued to de‑risk from crowded positions in high‑multiple tech. Renewed concern that earnings expectations were still too optimistic in a slower global growth and higher‑rate environment weighed on these names. (en.wikipedia.org)
2. Cyclical Industrials/Autos Basket* (CYCLICAL1) −5–8%: Tariff headlines and the broader trade dispute with Canada, Mexico, and elevated China tariffs continued to hit globally exposed cyclicals. Fears of rising input costs and weaker international demand led to underperformance among autos, machinery, and exporters. (en.wikipedia.org)
3. Highly Levered Small‑Caps* (SMALLCAP2) −15%+ on weakest names: In a fragile post‑crash tape, risk‑off periods disproportionately hurt speculative, highly levered small‑caps. On March 25, 2026, several such names saw double‑digit percentage drops as liquidity dried up and investors rotated toward larger, more defensible balance sheets.

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