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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
SPCX19.60%Large Cap$2520.0B243,783,175
WDC16.09%Large Cap$225.3B9,399,067
AAOI13.31%Large Cap$15.4B14,555,542
RDDT12.20%Large Cap$35.0B4,386,975
NBIS11.93%Large Cap$66.0B15,161,127
NTLA23.20%Mid Cap$2.1B16,167,395
BRUN21.15%Mid Cap$2.3B2,479,189
XNDU18.24%Mid Cap$4.2B6,989,396
AXTI13.95%Mid Cap$7.2B11,762,115
GPGI13.83%Mid Cap$4.2B3,564,068

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
FOXA-16.84%Large Cap$23.0B33,518,292
FISV-10.91%Large Cap$25.5B26,637,515
VG-10.55%Large Cap$29.1B23,985,316
WDS-10.45%Large Cap$39.3B1,948,118
AA-6.70%Large Cap$16.9B11,813,124
LRN-14.50%Mid Cap$3.6B4,020,768
SSL-12.38%Mid Cap$7.3B2,535,765
CENX-10.85%Mid Cap$5.4B3,655,644
RGC-9.24%Mid Cap$8.5B152,152
NN-9.16%Mid Cap$2.7B2,679,186

Market News

Top News - Monday, June 15, 2026

As of the time of writing on June 15, 2026, the U.S. market is open and intraday data for individual stock movers is still updating in real time, so any list of “top” gainers/losers can change by the close.

The dominant macro driver today is the tentative U.S.–Iran agreement to extend a ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which has sent global equities higher and pushed Brent crude down roughly 4–5% to the low‑$80s. This is easing concerns about energy-driven inflation and future rate hikes and is lifting risk assets broadly, especially growth and small‑cap names. (apnews.com)

At the index level, the S&P 500 is up around the high‑single‑digit tenths to ~1–2%, the Nasdaq is outperforming with gains around 2–3%, and the Dow is also firmly positive, reflecting a pro‑risk, growth‑tilted rally at the open. (apnews.com)

Sectors most positively exposed to lower oil (airlines, transports, consumer discretionary) and to lower‑for‑longer rates (technology, small‑cap growth) are leading; energy is lagging given the drop in crude prices.

Traders are also positioning ahead of incoming Fed commentary later this week, with falling oil prices helping to pull down Treasury yields and modestly lowering the market’s implied path of policy rates. (apnews.com)

Top Movers - Monday, June 15, 2026
On Monday, June 15, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. Intraday leaders still evolving (N/A) N/A: Live feeds from scanners such as StockTitan, Public.com, TipRanks, and other momentum tools show dozens of mid‑ and small‑cap names up double‑digits as of late morning, but the specific top three by percentage gain are changing minute‑by‑minute and differ across data vendors. (stocktitan.net)
2. Basket example (e.g., UAL/DAL/AAL) (Thematic: airlines & travel) low‑ to mid‑single‑digit % gains so far: Airlines and broader travel/leisure names are among the stronger groups because lower oil prices directly reduce jet‑fuel costs and improve forward margin expectations. The tentative U.S.–Iran deal and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz are key catalysts behind today’s oil sell‑off and the move in these stocks. (apnews.com)
3. Basket example (Nasdaq leaders) (Thematic: high‑growth tech) high‑single‑digit % in leading names; Nasdaq +2–3%: Growth and tech stocks are outperforming as the combination of lower oil and slightly lower yields supports longer‑duration assets. Index-level data show the Nasdaq up around 2–3% at the open; within it, select AI‑ and software‑related names are posting outsized percentage moves, though the exact top three names are not stable intraday. (apnews.com)
Top losers:
1. Basket example (large‑cap oil & gas) (Thematic: energy producers) generally down low‑single‑digit %; some smaller names more: With Brent crude down roughly 4–5% after the peace/deal headlines, integrated oil majors and E&P names are under pressure as the market prices in lower realized prices and potentially softer cash‑flow trajectories. Energy is one of the few sectors trading in the red on a day when the broader market is rallying. (apnews.com)
2. Basket example (oilfield services) (Thematic: oil‑linked services & drilling) modest negative single‑digit %: Oil‑services and drilling companies, which are leveraged to upstream capex and day‑rates, typically weaken when crude falls sharply. The U.S.–Iran ceasefire and Strait of Hormuz reopening reduce the risk premium in oil, triggering profit‑taking in these higher‑beta energy names. (apnews.com)
3. Idiosyncratic losers (earnings/Guidance/M&A) (N/A) N/A: Real‑time loser tables from public scanners and broker platforms show a rotating list of micro‑, small‑, and a handful of mid‑cap names down double‑digits on stock‑specific news (earnings misses, weak guidance, capital raises, or adverse regulatory/M&A headlines). However, the exact top three by percentage loss differ by source and are not stable during the session, so I cannot give a reliable final list until after the close. (stocktitan.net)

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Jun 12MPWRMonolithic Power Systems, Inc.8-K
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Jun 12SLDPSolid Power, Inc.8-K

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Jun 16CCEPCoca-Cola Europacific Partners plcNot Supplied
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