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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
KNX13.82%Large Cap$11.1B8,721,852.5
CSCO13.41%Large Cap$456.3B57,744,534.5
ASTS10.96%Large Cap$32.2B20,879,881.5
NVMI10.42%Large Cap$17.7B531,557.5
FPS10.26%Large Cap$15.3B8,829,062.5
ONDS26.52%Mid Cap$5.5B146,596,256
FRMI22.83%Mid Cap$4.7B39,062,165.5
RDW22.08%Mid Cap$2.8B46,618,685.5
PCT21.47%Mid Cap$2.2B10,021,971
CPA17.92%Mid Cap$5.6B737,300.5

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
LGN-11.00%Large Cap$14.6B2,417,115
PS-8.99%Large Cap$17.0B653,031
AAOI-8.75%Large Cap$16.3B15,211,079
HL-7.60%Large Cap$13.0B14,905,623.5
JLL-7.00%Large Cap$13.4B353,836
DOCS-23.00%Mid Cap$3.4B18,897,915.5
NIQ-18.33%Mid Cap$2.4B3,490,227.5
LWLG-18.06%Mid Cap$2.2B14,756,712.5
RXO-11.61%Mid Cap$2.9B3,871,253.5
PBH-11.35%Mid Cap$2.2B1,538,870

Market News

Top News - Thursday, May 14, 2026

U.S. equities extended their record-setting run on Thursday, May 14, 2026, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average pushing back above the 50,000 level and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also trading near or at new highs. A combination of strong corporate earnings and easing macro fears helped underpin broad risk-on sentiment. (apnews.com)

Cisco Systems was a major driver of the Dow’s advance after reporting quarterly results that beat Wall Street’s profit expectations and showed resilient enterprise demand; its guidance reinforced the narrative of a still-solid U.S. corporate earnings backdrop. (apnews.com)

Chip and AI-linked names, led by Nvidia, remained in focus as the stock climbed again intraday, helping to pull the Nasdaq higher; investors were watching incoming U.S. data and headlines from a high‑stakes U.S.–China (Trump–Xi) summit for clues on the trajectory of trade tensions and global growth. (investing.com)

Macro data showed not-yet-cooling price pressures in U.S. export prices, but equity markets largely looked through this in favor of earnings optimism and hopes that any trade de‑escalation would extend the expansion and support risk assets. (investing.com)

Top Movers - Thursday, May 14, 2026
On Thursday, May 14, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. Coinbase Global Inc. Class A (COIN) +8.9%: Coinbase rallied sharply as risk appetite for high‑beta growth and crypto‑related names remained elevated, with Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies firm and traders rotating back into brokerage and exchange platforms; the move followed continued strength over the last six months and no adverse regulatory surprises, prompting momentum and algorithmic buying. (chartmill.com)
2. Albemarle Corp. (ALB) +7–9% (intraday range): Albemarle, a major lithium producer, jumped as investors piled back into beaten‑down battery‑materials names amid hopes that EV demand is stabilizing and that recent price cuts in lithium may have run their course; the stock also benefited from short covering after an extended period of underperformance versus the broader market. (chartmill.com)
3. Halliburton Co. (HAL) +6–8% (intraday range): Halliburton gained as energy and oil‑services names caught a bid on firm crude prices and optimism that global demand will remain resilient; improved pricing power in North American drilling and expectations for stronger international capex cycles supported the move. (chartmill.com)
Top losers:
1. Campbell Soup Co. (CPB) -4–5% (intraday range): Campbell Soup declined as investors continued to rotate out of defensive staples and into cyclicals and growth names more leveraged to an ongoing expansion; concerns about margin pressure from higher input and packaging costs also weighed on sentiment. (chartmill.com)
2. ResMed Inc. (RMD) -4–5% (from prior close, including post‑earnings drift): ResMed extended a post‑earnings pullback despite reporting better‑than‑expected quarterly results and solid margin trends; profit‑taking after a strong run‑up into the print and worries about pricing dynamics in sleep‑apnea devices contributed to downside volatility. (chartmill.com)
3. Paccar Inc. (PCAR) -3–4% (intraday range): Paccar slipped as investors fretted about the potential for slowing heavy‑truck orders later in the year and ongoing cost pressures in components and labor; the stock had also been a relative outperformer recently, making it more vulnerable to rotation-driven selling. (chartmill.com)

Recent IPOs

DateTickerCompany NameOffer Amount
May 13FRVOFervo Energy Co$1,890,000,000
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May 8OTAIUStarlink AI Acquisition Corp$100,000,000

Upcoming IPOs

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May 14GSRVUGSR V Acquisition Corp.$200,000,000
May 14EROKEagleRock Land, LLC$320,050,000
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May 14PTACUPatriot Acquisition Corp./CI$230,000,000
May 14MWCMicware Co., Ltd.$22,800,000

Recent Earnings

DateTickerCompany NameDocument
May 8TMToyota Motor Corporation8-K
May 8ENBEnbridge Inc8-K
May 8GWWW.W. Grainger, Inc.8-K
May 8AUAngloGold Ashanti PLC8-K
May 8UIUbiquiti Inc.8-K

Upcoming Earnings

DateTickerCompany NameTime
May 15RBCRBC Bearings IncorporatedPre-Market
May 15HTHTH World Group LimitedPre-Market
May 15SBSWSibanye Stillwater LimitedNot Supplied
May 15BRCBrady CorporationNot Supplied
May 15SGMLSigma Lithium CorporationPre-Market
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