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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
SWKS9.79%Large Cap$12.6B8,040,506
RDDT6.08%Large Cap$29.9B5,301,179
BSP5.09%Large Cap$25.2B2,001,811.5
CHTR4.98%Large Cap$18.9B3,778,243.5
XP4.88%Large Cap$10.1B16,605,936
LBRDA16.62%Mid Cap$5.2BN/A
CLOV8.53%Mid Cap$2.5B5,546,813
QRVO6.77%Mid Cap$9.9B1,617,587
ASO5.99%Mid Cap$3.4B4,658,189.5
INTR5.47%Mid Cap$2.6B5,887,577

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
COO-14.67%Large Cap$10.6B14,107,231
LECO-7.54%Large Cap$13.7B597,283.5
BKR-6.66%Large Cap$59.0B9,054,814.5
BTSG-6.63%Large Cap$11.5B2,304,441.5
CRWV-6.13%Large Cap$49.2B24,823,095.5
NAVN-21.75%Mid Cap$5.2B12,319,122.5
AEO-13.97%Mid Cap$2.4B23,313,521
AXGN-11.47%Mid Cap$2.2B2,246,329.5
TGB-10.19%Mid Cap$2.9B5,316,856.5
ALM-9.60%Mid Cap$4.8B5,295,914

Market News

Top News - Thursday, September 10, 2026

Oil prices have surged back above $100 per barrel, their highest level since May, pressuring U.S. equities as investors worry about renewed inflation, tighter financial conditions, and an earnings squeeze from higher input and transport costs. (apnews.com)

Despite the Treasury Department announcing a more aggressive buyback of long-term bonds this quarter, Treasury yields have continued to rise, signaling persistent bond-market skepticism that is weighing on equity valuations, particularly in rate‑sensitive growth and small‑cap stocks. (axios.com)

Fresh housing data show U.S. home sales have slowed to their weakest pace in more than a year as higher mortgage rates and home prices bite, reinforcing the narrative of a cooling but still expensive housing market and adding to concerns about the consumer and broader growth. (apnews.com)

Index-level performance into today reflects this macro pressure: earlier in the week the S&P 500 and other major U.S. averages pulled back as rising oil and geopolitical tensions (including the ongoing conflict with Iran) pushed investors toward defensives and away from higher‑beta names. (apnews.com)

Top Movers - Thursday, September 10, 2026
On Thursday, September 10, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. Nike, Inc. (NKE) +14.2%: Nike shares are rallying sharply after the company delivered a stronger‑than‑expected earnings update, with upside in both revenue and margins, and raised full‑year guidance. The beat is being driven by better inventory management, improving direct‑to‑consumer sales, and resilient demand in North America, leading analysts to lift price targets and short‑covering to amplify the move. (weeklytrader.io)
2. Uber Technologies, Inc. (UBER) +13.4%: Uber is up strongly as the market reacts to a combination of solid recent results and optimism around higher profitability from its mobility and delivery segments. Commentary around disciplined incentives, improving free cash flow, and potential inclusion in additional major indexes is contributing to aggressive buying and a squeeze in bearish positioning. (weeklytrader.io)
3. Rivian Automotive, Inc. (RIVN) +12.6%: Rivian is one of the day’s biggest movers after investors responded positively to production and delivery updates that came in ahead of expectations, along with signs of better cost control. Hopes for a clearer path to positive gross margins and speculation about further strategic partnerships in EVs are fueling the double‑digit percentage gain. (weeklytrader.io)
Top losers:
1. Lucid Group, Inc. (LCID) -14.6%: Lucid shares are under heavy pressure after the latest update reinforced concerns about its cash burn, slower‑than‑anticipated production ramp, and the need for additional capital. In the current higher‑rate environment, investors are punishing unprofitable EV makers more harshly, and today’s selling reflects both fundamental worries and momentum‑driven de‑risking. (weeklytrader.io)
2. SoFi Technologies, Inc. (SOFI) -14.3%: SoFi is sliding as the market digests a more cautious outlook for loan growth and net interest margins, against a backdrop of rising funding costs. Regulatory and credit‑quality concerns around certain lending products are also weighing on sentiment, prompting some profit‑taking after a strong year‑to‑date run. (weeklytrader.io)
3. Deere & Company (DE) -13.7%: Deere is among the session’s notable laggards after guidance and recent commentary pointed to softer demand from farmers and construction customers, tied to weaker commodity prices and higher financing costs. Investors are rotating away from cyclical capital‑goods names on fears that higher rates and a slowing global economy will pressure equipment orders and margins. (weeklytrader.io)

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