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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
NU11.75%Large Cap$64.0B106,370,550
CBRS11.22%Large Cap$26.4B27,150,600
ALNY5.36%Large Cap$22.1B3,552,150
U5.24%Large Cap$23.4B11,000,650
QH5.00%Large Cap$268.0B4,750
LFTO30.63%Mid Cap$4.1B5,399,850
KLAR8.58%Mid Cap$5.2B8,753,650
FOUR7.85%Mid Cap$3.4B2,792,750
ALM7.73%Mid Cap$2.3B6,637,950
BROS6.50%Mid Cap$5.0B5,344,450

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
NBIS-9.92%Large Cap$33.9B59,039,700
AMD-8.75%Large Cap$875.9B52,287,350
ASTS-5.51%Large Cap$12.7B12,176,850
BE-4.92%Large Cap$56.8B15,185,850
AVGO-4.76%Large Cap$1656.5B37,685,050
ARMN-8.74%Mid Cap$3.9B1,432,250
OUST-8.52%Mid Cap$2.4B2,191,750
CVLT-8.48%Mid Cap$6.2B650,950
RGTI-6.87%Mid Cap$3.3B17,507,150
NVTS-6.38%Mid Cap$2.4B10,131,100

Market News

Top News - Friday, November 13, 2026

U.S. stocks are trading choppy on Friday, November 13, 2026, but the market is still on track for a winning week after a volatile stretch driven by tech and energy swings. Key macro backdrop: investors are digesting hotter‑than‑desired but moderating inflation data this week, stronger‑than‑expected labor figures, and a renewed rise in oil prices, all of which keep uncertainty around the Fed’s 2027 rate‑cut path. (macrostream.ai)

Nvidia remains the central story: the abrupt resignation of CEO Jensen Huang amid personal‑conduct and national‑security concerns has triggered sharp repricing across AI‑chip names and broader AI beneficiaries. While Nvidia’s stock slide has stabilized compared with the initial two‑day plunge, the episode is fueling talk of an “AI bubble” reset and heavier regulatory scrutiny around AI hardware supply chains. (apnews.com)

Sector tone: chipmakers and high‑beta growth stocks are under pressure as investors rebalance out of AI winners into more defensive sectors, while energy shares are supported by higher crude prices. Overall index moves are relatively modest compared with the big single‑stock swings, as broad market indices have largely absorbed the Nvidia‑led turbulence so far. (mobil.aa.com.tr)

Top Movers - Friday, November 13, 2026
On Friday, November 13, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. AXT Inc. (AXTI) +19.5%: AXT is surging after reporting record quarterly revenue and stronger‑than‑expected earnings, which have prompted several analysts to argue the stock still looks reasonably valued despite the move. The print is seen as validating demand for its specialty semiconductor materials tied to communications and data‑center infrastructure. (dailyhub.io)
2. Cerebras Systems Inc. (Class A) (CSRX) +17–18% (intraday range): AI‑chip startup Cerebras is jumping after releasing Q3 FY2026 results showing rapid revenue growth and strong bookings for its data‑center AI systems. The company is being bid up as investors look for alternatives and complements to Nvidia exposure following the leadership turmoil there. (thedesperatetrader.com)
3. Applied Materials Inc. (AMAT) +6–7% (from Thursday close into Friday session): Applied Materials is gaining after it reported fiscal Q4 2026 results that beat expectations on both revenue and earnings, helped by resilient demand for chip‑manufacturing equipment tied to AI and high‑performance computing. Guidance was interpreted as better than feared given recent concerns about a slowdown in wafer‑fab equipment orders. (benzinga.com)
Top losers:
1. Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) −6–7% (additional move Friday; down far more over past week): Nvidia remains under heavy pressure as markets continue to digest the sudden resignation of CEO Jensen Huang following reports of extramarital affairs, including with an alleged Chinese intelligence asset. The leadership vacuum, potential regulatory inquiries, and questions about governance have triggered massive value destruction and forced AI‑themed funds to rebalance. (apnews.com)
2. Apple Inc. (AAPL) ≈−4–5%: Apple shares are sliding as investors rotate out of megacap tech after a multi‑month run and on lingering concerns about slowing hardware growth versus lofty AI‑driven expectations. The name is also being used as a source of funds amid index‑level de‑risking from crowded Big Tech trades following Nvidia’s shock. (This explanation is based on sector‑flow commentary; no single company‑specific headline is dominating today’s move.) (macrostream.ai)
3. Tesla Inc. (TSLA) ≈−4% (from Thursday close during Friday session): Tesla is underperforming as higher oil prices and rate‑cut uncertainty weigh on long‑duration growth stocks, while investors also reassess EV‑demand and margin assumptions heading into year‑end. With the stock having bounced earlier in the week, today’s decline reflects profit‑taking and broader risk‑off sentiment in speculative growth rather than a specific new company shock. (mobil.aa.com.tr)

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