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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
ABT10.71%Large Cap$172.1B22,133,640
BTI7.54%Large Cap$136.3B6,739,533
CTAS7.22%Large Cap$82.5B4,366,334
TFII7.11%Large Cap$12.9B351,286.5
XPO7.06%Large Cap$25.7B1,084,471.5
CDNA35.60%Mid Cap$2.1B2,534,139
ATAI33.40%Mid Cap$2.6B88,262,198
MAN32.37%Mid Cap$2.4B3,161,235
MAAS26.43%Mid Cap$9.3B328,163.5
RHI12.62%Mid Cap$4.2B2,869,399.5

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
ASTS-17.04%Large Cap$21.4B34,163,638
NBIS-13.90%Large Cap$43.6B21,836,731.5
BE-13.64%Large Cap$58.8B13,699,020
CLS-9.23%Large Cap$34.9B2,315,187.5
ALAB-8.81%Large Cap$54.8B4,029,481.5
MXL-16.25%Mid Cap$6.7B3,257,578
EROC-15.84%Mid Cap$2.8B1,493,387
AXTI-14.69%Mid Cap$3.0B7,980,662.5
MANE-14.45%Mid Cap$4.4B1,323,691
BB-13.91%Mid Cap$5.4B26,487,822

Market News

Top News - Thursday, July 16, 2026

US equities traded choppy on July 16, 2026, as investors reassessed the year’s powerful AI-led rally; chipmakers and other semiconductor names came under renewed pressure even after Taiwan Semiconductor signaled record earnings and a massive new US capex plan, prompting profit‑taking across the sector. (post-gazette.com)

Index futures and intraday trading showed the Dow holding up better than the tech‑heavy Nasdaq and growth‑oriented S&P 500 segments, with software and some financials attracting rotation flows away from crowded AI and chip winners. (swissinfo.ch)

Macro sentiment remained focused on the interaction between cooling US inflation data from earlier in the week and upcoming earnings from major tech and AI bellwethers; geopolitical tensions, including the ongoing US‑Iran conflict, added a layer of risk premia to oil and broader risk assets. (apnews.com)

Top Movers - Thursday, July 16, 2026
On Thursday, July 16, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. PayPal Holdings (PYPL) +17.2%: The stock surged after investors reacted positively to a combination of cooling inflation, better‑than‑feared earnings and guidance from financial peers, and optimism that fintech payment volumes will benefit from resilient US consumer spending; analysts highlighted that valuation had lagged other large‑cap growth names, making PayPal a relative ‘catch‑up’ trade within the S&P 500. (trefis.com)
2. BlackRock (BLK) +10.3% (approx., intraday S&P 500 leader group): BlackRock rallied on strong asset‑gathering trends and earnings optimism as falling bond yields and a buoyant equity market earlier in the week boosted assets under management; flows into passive and ETF products tied to AI and technology themes continue to support fee‑revenue expectations. (trefis.com)
3. CBRE Group (CBRE) +8.5% (approx., intraday S&P 500 leader group): Shares in the commercial real‑estate services firm climbed as investors rotated into rate‑sensitive cyclicals leveraged to looser financial conditions, following a pullback in Treasury yields earlier in the week and a growing view that the Fed can stay on hold or ease without severely hurting growth. (trefis.com)
Top losers:
1. Pentair (PNR) -15.0%: Pentair dropped sharply after investors reacted negatively to company‑specific news and guidance, with concerns about margin pressure and softer volume growth in key end markets; the move was amplified by the broader shift out of industrials that had run up strongly into mid‑year. (trefis.com)
2. Erie Indemnity (ERIE) -11–12% range (approx., among worst S&P 500 performers): The insurance and financial services company sold off as profit‑taking hit defensive financial names that had recently outperformed; investors also weighed rising loss‑cost trends and uncertainty around pricing power in upcoming policy renewals. (trefis.com)
3. Dell Technologies (DELL) -9–10% range (approx., among worst S&P 500 performers): Dell slumped alongside the broader AI‑hardware and PC‑server complex as markets reassessed sky‑high expectations for AI‑related spending; despite strong demand signals from key chip suppliers, traders locked in gains in hardware beneficiaries amid a broader tech pullback. (trefis.com)

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