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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
APH101.93%Large Cap$197.4B6,521,828
ASTS11.83%Large Cap$24.3B14,183,003.5
RDDT9.31%Large Cap$30.4B5,005,973.5
CNH9.20%Large Cap$22.0B42,362,710.5
CHTR8.74%Large Cap$21.4B2,720,564.5
LBRDA16.62%Mid Cap$5.2BN/A
MLYS13.57%Mid Cap$2.6B1,383,550.5
KARD11.84%Mid Cap$2.0B340,957
GTLB9.98%Mid Cap$8.4B19,905,360.5
BVC9.67%Mid Cap$2.5B106,243

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
CRDO-20.04%Large Cap$31.1B19,607,564
MDB-13.54%Large Cap$30.2B5,476,971.5
CRWD-5.42%Large Cap$208.3B13,004,501
CLS-5.07%Large Cap$35.0B2,295,547.5
CMA-4.51%Large Cap$11.3B26,155,831
STDN-11.47%Mid Cap$2.4B2,060,401.5
FRVO-8.96%Mid Cap$5.3B27,377,381.5
ARMN-8.74%Mid Cap$3.9B1,432,250
BFLY-7.09%Mid Cap$2.0B5,459,604
KVYO-6.44%Mid Cap$5.8B8,472,012

Market News

Top News - Wednesday, September 2, 2026

U.S. stocks traded higher on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, with the S&P 500 and Dow rebounding after Tuesday’s pullback as large-cap tech (especially AI‑related names) regained strength while oil prices and Treasury yields stabilized following a sharp run‑up earlier in the week.(apnews.com)

Rate expectations remain the main macro driver: the 10‑year U.S. Treasury yield is hovering near recent highs and futures now imply roughly a two‑thirds probability of another Fed hike at the September meeting, keeping a lid on overall index upside even as AI and growth stocks rally.(dorseywright.nasdaq.com)

Geopolitical risks in the Middle East and the Gulf—particularly tensions involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz—continue to support higher crude prices, adding to inflation worries but not (so far) derailing today’s equity rebound.(apnews.com)

In single‑stock news, a federal judge ordered structural changes to Google’s digital advertising business but stopped short of breaking up the company, an outcome investors view as less severe than feared; Alphabet shares traded choppy but the ruling is being read as removing a key overhang from the mega‑cap tech complex.(apnews.com)

The ongoing AI investment boom is spilling into credit markets, with select tech and chip names able to issue ultra‑low‑coupon or near‑zero‑coupon debt, reinforcing the market’s perception that the AI cycle still has legs and supporting sentiment for high‑quality growth equities.(axios.com)

Top Movers - Wednesday, September 2, 2026
On Wednesday, September 2, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD) +7–8% (approx., intraday): Listed among the top S&P 500 winners for the session, CrowdStrike is extending gains after strong demand for cybersecurity tied to AI‑driven security analytics and continued positive follow‑through from its recent earnings and guidance. The stock is benefiting from the broader rotation back into profitable growth and AI‑adjacent software after Tuesday’s tech-led pullback.(ebs.publicnow.com)
2. Tesla Inc. (TSLA) +5–6% (approx., intraday): Tesla appears on today’s S&P 500 winners list after a period of underperformance, helped by short‑covering and renewed interest in AI and autonomous‑driving narratives as markets pivot back toward high‑beta tech. The move comes despite the stock being down sharply over the past month, suggesting a tactical rebound rather than a change in longer‑term trend.(ebs.publicnow.com)
3. SanDisk / related storage name (ticker as referenced) (SNDK) +4–5% (approx., intraday): Also cited as a top S&P 500 winner, this storage/flash‑memory‑linked name is riding the broader semiconductor and AI‑hardware optimism, with investors rotating back into chip and memory suppliers as crude and yields pause and risk appetite returns to the sector.(ebs.publicnow.com)
Top losers:
1. Edison International (EIX) -3–4% (approx., intraday): Highlighted among today’s notable S&P 500 losers, this regulated utility is under pressure as investors rotate out of defensives and bond‑proxies in the face of higher long‑term yields. With the 10‑year near recent highs and Fed‑hike odds rising, valuations for utilities look stretched, prompting selling.(ebs.publicnow.com)
2. PG&E Corp. (PCG) -3–4% (approx., intraday): PG&E also features on the S&P 500 laggards list, likely reflecting the same macro headwinds that are weighing on utilities—rate‑sensitivities and reduced appeal versus higher bond yields—combined with ongoing company‑specific risk perceptions around regulation and liability, which tend to resurface when the group sells off.(ebs.publicnow.com)
3. Aon plc (AON) -2–3% (approx., intraday): The insurance and professional‑services firm is noted as a top S&P 500 decliner, with the weakness tied to profit‑taking after a strong multi‑month run and to concerns that higher yields and tighter financial conditions could weigh on corporate spending and deal‑related advisory activity, even as the broader index grinds higher.(ebs.publicnow.com)

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