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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
NBIS16.14%Large Cap$28.3B20,848,712.5
IREN10.13%Large Cap$13.9B33,326,112
CRWV9.40%Large Cap$43.1B24,086,498
VG9.30%Large Cap$30.6B22,014,392.5
ORCL9.18%Large Cap$468.8B66,305,958.5
NVTS24.88%Mid Cap$2.5B35,293,336.5
SOC15.06%Mid Cap$2.4B10,994,794.5
PTRN11.79%Mid Cap$2.5B2,171,055.5
CZR11.76%Mid Cap$5.9B9,037,393.5
DOCN10.77%Mid Cap$6.3B4,642,202.5

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
HMY-10.98%Large Cap$10.5B6,398,097
WSO-B-9.94%Large Cap$15.3B100
FICO-9.33%Large Cap$27.6B651,939.5
PSNYW-8.79%Large Cap$25.2B5,252
WIT-7.06%Large Cap$24.8B45,029,813
GSIW-11.64%Mid Cap$5.2B182,775.5
BWLP-10.49%Mid Cap$2.3B507,225.5
MPT-8.02%Mid Cap$3.0B10,946,442
CPB-7.05%Mid Cap$6.8B19,400,221
ALMS-6.26%Mid Cap$3.3B1,093,202

Market News

Top News - Wednesday, March 11, 2026

U.S. stocks traded in a tight, choppy range on March 11, 2026, as investors stayed cautious ahead of key inflation data later in the week. Bond yields were steady and index futures were slightly negative, reflecting continued uncertainty about the timing and pace of future Federal Reserve rate cuts.(simplywall.st)

The broader U.S. market was described as having a “largely unchanged” close after an intraday fade, continuing the pattern of subdued volatility that followed the sharp 2025–26 crash and the January 20, 2026 selloff. Investors remained focused on whether inflation would re‑accelerate in the wake of higher energy prices and the ongoing Iran conflict.(zandersgroup.com)

Oil price swings and Middle East supply risks continued to be a central macro driver: crude’s recent spike, tied to the Iran war and fears of supply disruption, kept inflation worries elevated and limited risk appetite in U.S. equities even as some individual names saw sharp stock‑specific moves on earnings and sector news.(apnews.com)

Top Movers - Wednesday, March 11, 2026
On Wednesday, March 11, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. Example Corp 1 (Example1) +24%: Illustrative only – I do not have a reliable, consolidated real‑time source listing the top single‑day percentage gainers across all U.S. exchanges for March 11, 2026. Different data vendors (brokers, news sites, and screeners) show inconsistent pre‑market, intraday, and closing data, and many public screens today focus on pre‑market or small‑cap micro‑moves without clear, verified closing figures.
2. Example Corp 2 (Example2) +21%: In a typical session like today’s, the biggest gainers are often low‑float small caps reacting to company‑specific catalysts such as positive trial results, unexpected earnings beats, major contract wins, or short‑squeeze dynamics driven by high short interest and social‑media attention.
3. Example Corp 3 (Example3) +18%: Other large percentage gainers are usually in distressed or highly speculative names where even modestly positive news (e.g., debt restructuring progress, regulatory clarity, or sector‑wide sentiment shifts) can trigger outsized moves in thinly traded stocks.
Top losers:
1. Example Corp 4 (Example4) -19%: Illustrative only – as with gainers, I do not have a definitive, audited list of the top percentage decliners across all U.S. exchanges for March 11, 2026. Available public screens today either aggregate global markets, focus on specific indices, or present pre‑market activity rather than confirmed closing moves, which is not sufficient for an expert‑level, name‑by‑name ranking.
2. Example Corp 5 (Example5) -17%: On days when the indices are flat to slightly negative, the biggest losers are typically individual names hit by disappointing earnings, guidance cuts, adverse regulatory or legal news, secondary offerings, or analyst downgrades that reset valuation expectations.
3. Example Corp 6 (Example6) -15%: Sharp single‑day drops are also common in over‑extended small caps following speculative spikes; profit‑taking, failed breakouts, or dilution fears (e.g., ATM offerings) can all drive rapid reversals even when the broader market is relatively calm.

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Recent Earnings

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