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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
P11.64%Large Cap$36.4B5,319,711
ONTO9.76%Large Cap$15.7B1,119,916.5
ARMK8.54%Large Cap$15.9B5,104,951.5
CIB7.15%Large Cap$23.3B510,056
KKR6.88%Large Cap$102.5B7,388,318.5
RUSHB52.64%Mid Cap$9.2B62,676
NIQ41.95%Mid Cap$4.9B6,004,202.5
ALMR30.65%Mid Cap$2.5B906,098.5
FRMI21.09%Mid Cap$4.5B33,765,279.5
NN15.55%Mid Cap$2.4B6,323,050

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
ONON-20.29%Large Cap$10.3B25,847,729.5
APP-5.99%Large Cap$107.1B7,096,524.5
BTSG-5.79%Large Cap$11.5B4,184,869.5
AHR-5.01%Large Cap$10.9B5,822,004
BBDO-4.72%Large Cap$33.0B55,833.5
LIF-24.76%Mid Cap$3.9B2,747,545
HUBG-19.75%Mid Cap$2.3B2,637,569.5
ETOR-13.74%Mid Cap$2.3B3,134,640
NYAX-13.11%Mid Cap$2.0B56,982
FA-10.26%Mid Cap$3.6B6,017,254

Market News

Top News - Tuesday, August 11, 2026

On August 11, 2026, U.S. equities traded slightly below recent record highs as investors balanced still-elevated oil prices with expectations that the Federal Reserve can delay additional rate hikes. An ongoing disruption around the Strait of Hormuz kept crude volatile and supported energy shares while adding to inflation worries.

Recent labor data showing an unexpected drop of 23,000 jobs earlier in August continued to underpin hopes for a more dovish Fed path, helping the market hold near highs despite concerns about growth and already-stretched valuations.

Earnings season remained in focus, with a busy slate of corporate results and headlines in tech, energy and aerospace/defense adding to stock- and sector-specific volatility, particularly in semiconductors and oil-linked names.

Top Movers - Tuesday, August 11, 2026
On Tuesday, August 11, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) +3.4%: Sector ETF representing large-cap U.S. energy companies outperformed as crude oil prices rose again on continued uncertainty about the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and potential supply disruptions. Higher expected cash flows for integrated oil and exploration & production companies drove broad-based buying across the energy complex.
2. United States Oil Fund (USO) +3.1%: The oil-linked ETF gained with front‑month crude futures as traders priced in a tighter supply outlook tied to shipping constraints in the Strait of Hormuz and ongoing geopolitical risk in the Middle East, reinforcing the bid under oil-sensitive assets.
3. Joby Aviation Inc. (JOBY) +5–7% (intraday rebound range): After selling off in prior sessions on skepticism around its roughly $500 million acquisition of defense tech firm Resonant Sciences, JOBY saw bargain hunting and short covering as investors reassessed the strategic value of adding defense revenue and technology optionality to its advanced air mobility platform.
Top losers:
1. iShares Semiconductor ETF (proxy for U.S. semis) (SOXX) -3.0%: Semiconductor stocks pulled back sharply following an extended run and amid concerns about rich valuations, profit‑taking, and rotation toward energy. The move was exacerbated by the perception that chip names had gotten crowded after strong YTD gains tied to AI and data center demand.
2. NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) about -2.5% (prior session, pressure extended into today’s trade): NVIDIA remained under pressure after announcing a roughly $500 billion AI infrastructure mega‑deal with major Wall Street institutions. While the agreement validates the AI capex supercycle, investors focused on dilution risk, execution complexity, and the possibility that expectations had become too aggressive, leading to ongoing profit‑taking.
3. Example: Beyond Meat Inc. (sector proxy) (Plant‑based meat basket (representative distressed name)) high single‑digit decline (continued): Select plant‑based meat names continued to slide following a reverse split and fresh signs of financial distress at a leading company in the space. The ongoing collapse of the category’s investment thesis—characterized by slowing demand, margin compression, and balance‑sheet strain—kept pressure on the group.

Recent IPOs

DateTickerCompany NameOffer Amount
Aug 7BLSMBlossomHill Therapeutics, Inc.$150,000,000
Aug 7LTGOLatigo Biotherapeutics, Inc.$345,600,000
Aug 7TPTicketplus Ltd.$15,000,000
Aug 7OCLTUOceanLight Acquisition Corp$100,000,000
Aug 7PNAQUPinnacle Acquisition Corp$200,000,000

Upcoming IPOs

DateTickerCompany NameOffer Amount
Aug 11LEDRULeader's Advantage Acquisition Corp.$172,500,000
Aug 11MOTMetaOptics Ltd$24,150,000
Aug 12SCATUSouthern Cross Acquisition II Corp.$115,000,000
Aug 19LYNXLyntris Inc.$607,200,000
Sep 8PTTSIYATA PTT

Recent Earnings

DateTickerCompany NameDocument
Aug 7SKHYSK hynix Inc.8-K
Aug 7WPMWheaton Precious Metals Corp8-K
Aug 7VSTVistra Corp.8-K
Aug 7TTWOTake-Two Interactive Software, 8-K
Aug 7SLFSun Life Financial Inc.8-K

Upcoming Earnings

DateTickerCompany NameTime
Aug 12CSCOCisco Systems, Inc.After Hours
Aug 12COHRCoherent Corp.After Hours
Aug 12CBRSCerebras Systems Inc.After Hours
Aug 12NBISNebius Group N.V.Pre-Market
Aug 12PAASPan American Silver Corp.After Hours
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