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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
RGC14.85%Large Cap$13.0B319,857.5
VG14.49%Large Cap$36.5B33,782,305.5
LITE7.89%Large Cap$50.0B9,294,178.5
NET6.60%Large Cap$79.4B4,164,278.5
LNG5.85%Large Cap$57.3B2,739,525.5
HTFL13.10%Mid Cap$2.2B2,317,550.5
KC12.65%Mid Cap$4.4B2,661,031
FSLY11.17%Mid Cap$4.1B12,502,946.5
CVI10.36%Mid Cap$3.3B2,143,026.5
AXTI9.92%Mid Cap$2.7B9,528,871.5

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
CDE-8.46%Large Cap$12.4B19,227,922.5
AGI-8.38%Large Cap$17.7B3,147,572
FIG-7.98%Large Cap$13.2B9,356,954
GFI-7.84%Large Cap$38.3B3,462,319.5
IAG-7.78%Large Cap$10.6B6,313,773.5
BGSI-13.21%Mid Cap$4.0B85,837.5
NG-12.22%Mid Cap$3.8B4,025,951.5
ORLA-10.74%Mid Cap$4.9B2,312,713.5
NGD-8.41%Mid Cap$7.5B15,267,533
PL-8.38%Mid Cap$8.5B12,967,079.5

Market News

Top News - Wednesday, March 18, 2026

As of the morning of Wednesday, March 18, 2026, comprehensive end‑of‑day U.S. market data and authoritative lists of top gainers/losers are not yet published; most available information still reflects trading through Tuesday, March 17, 2026, during a period of elevated volatility tied to the ongoing war with Iran, oil‑price spikes, and lingering concerns around the 2025–2026 U.S. stock market downturn.

Into this week, the S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq have been attempting to stabilize after January’s sharp selloff and subsequent swings; recent sessions (e.g., March 16–17, 2026) saw modest gains even as oil resumed its rise, suggesting investors are trying to look past near‑term geopolitical risk so long as energy prices do not remain excessively high for too long.

Broader context for today’s trading backdrop includes: the earlier January 20, 2026 crash driven by renewed tariff threats and AI‑bubble unwinding; ongoing debate about the pace of future Fed cuts amid inflation worries; and sector rotations as investors reassess richly valued technology and AI names versus more defensive or energy‑linked stocks.

Top Movers - Wednesday, March 18, 2026
On Wednesday, March 18, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. () : I’m not able to reliably identify the definitive top three percentage gainers for the entire U.S. equity market for March 18, 2026 yet. As of now, only fragmented pre‑market lists (often from community or brokerage feeds) are visible, and these focus on small samples (e.g., selected pre‑market movers or penny stocks), not the full universe of NYSE/Nasdaq/AMEX names. Those sources are incomplete and can change dramatically once regular trading begins, so quoting specific tickers and percentages as “top 3 gainers in the U.S. market” would be misleading.
2. () : Pre‑market and small‑cap forums show some extreme movers (often >50–100% in thinly traded names), typically driven by idiosyncratic catalysts such as biotech trial headlines, micro‑cap earnings, or promotional/low‑float dynamics, but these are not yet validated by consolidated, end‑of‑day exchange data and therefore cannot be asserted as the day’s true top three gainers for the U.S. market as a whole.
3. () : Professional‑grade datasets that would normally provide ranked lists of daily top gainers/losers across all U.S. exchanges (e.g., from major data vendors) are not accessible via the public web in real time, so I cannot cross‑check and confirm a robust, investment‑grade ranking for March 18, 2026 at this time.
Top losers:
1. () : Similarly, I cannot yet identify the definitive top three percentage losers across the full U.S. equity market for March 18, 2026. Available public information before and during the session consists mainly of partial pre‑market “biggest losers” snapshots and anecdotal lists from trading communities, which are neither comprehensive nor stable enough to be treated as authoritative rankings for the entire market.
2. () : Where names are showing large pre‑market or early‑session declines, they tend to be micro‑caps or heavily traded retail names reacting to company‑specific bad news (missed earnings, guidance cuts, offerings/dilution, regulatory or legal issues, failed drug trials, etc.), but without consolidated end‑of‑day data, their ultimate percentage loss – and their rank versus all other U.S. stocks – remains uncertain.
3. () : Because of these data limitations, specifying three exact tickers and percentage moves as today’s top U.S. market losers would risk presenting speculative or transient pre‑market moves as firm end‑of‑day facts, which is not appropriate for investment‑grade reporting.

Recent IPOs

DateTickerCompany NameOffer Amount
Mar 17SWMRSwarmer, Inc$15,000,000
Mar 13PONOUPono Capital Four, Inc.$120,000,000
Mar 12MTALUMetals Acquisition Corp. II$200,000,000
Mar 12PAYPPayPay Corp$879,795,424
Mar 11SUMAUSUMA Acquisition Corp$150,000,000

Upcoming IPOs

DateTickerCompany NameOffer Amount
Mar 20JANJanus Living, Inc.$851,000,000
Mar 20GMTLGuardian Metal Resources PLC$57,500,000
Mar 23TMCRMetals Royalty Co Inc.

Recent Earnings

DateTickerCompany NameDocument
Mar 17ANDGAndersen Group Inc.8-K

Upcoming Earnings

DateTickerCompany NameTime
Mar 19BABAAlibaba Group Holding LimitedPre-Market
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Mar 19FDXFedEx CorporationAfter Hours
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