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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
SOLS12.76%Large Cap$10.1B9,679,466
WDAY5.76%Large Cap$50.6B8,411,195.5
LULU5.05%Large Cap$13.7B3,396,178.5
NOW4.54%Large Cap$149.6B28,352,961.5
PSTG4.28%Large Cap$22.4B3,130,608.5
LBRDA16.62%Mid Cap$5.2BN/A
GAP12.94%Mid Cap$8.5B24,626,269.5
TOP8.50%Mid Cap$2.1B162,471.5
PARA5.85%Mid Cap$7.0B13,566,669.5
CVI5.03%Mid Cap$4.2B966,633.5

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
RBRK-13.05%Large Cap$19.2B8,987,455.5
BNTX-8.37%Large Cap$25.6B2,310,593.5
CRCL-7.53%Large Cap$23.8B14,421,035
AMKR-7.46%Large Cap$11.9B4,893,868
BMNR-7.14%Large Cap$14.4B53,634,788.5
KLRA-12.52%Mid Cap$2.1B485,737.5
AXTI-12.39%Mid Cap$3.8B7,549,437.5
AEHR-10.67%Mid Cap$2.6B2,026,999.5
INFQ-10.61%Mid Cap$2.9B9,500,779
MARA-10.11%Mid Cap$4.1B50,851,359.5

Market News

Top News - Friday, August 28, 2026

US equities are drifting slightly lower on August 28, 2026 as bond markets price a higher probability of additional Fed rate hikes, pressuring risk assets and especially rate‑sensitive sectors like small caps and REITs.

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s first Jackson Hole keynote is being digested as mildly hawkish: he signaled that stubbornly elevated inflation may require further tightening, which is capping equity gains and flattening the intraday move after a strong tech‑led rally earlier in the week.

AI‑linked mega‑cap tech (notably Nvidia and its ecosystem) remains the key upside driver for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq after powering Thursday’s strong advance, while broader market breadth is weaker and many cyclical and defensive names are flat to down.

The latest US inflation data this week came in slightly hotter than economists expected, reinforcing the “higher for longer” rates narrative and contributing to today’s cautious tone across US indices.

Macro focus for the day is squarely on Warsh’s Jackson Hole remarks and the implications for the Fed’s September and December meetings; trading volumes are moderate and index moves relatively contained around the speech window.

Top Movers - Friday, August 28, 2026
On Friday, August 28, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. Prospect Square Acquisition Corp. II (example SPAC/small cap) (PSQL) +70–75% intraday (pre‑market spike): The stock is among the day’s leading US pre‑market gainers after a corporate catalyst (likely deal‑related, such as a de‑SPAC transaction, strategic investment or favorable regulatory update) triggered momentum buying. Thin float and retail interest amplified the move, producing outsized percentage gains versus the broader market. (Based on pre‑market “Top Gainers – Aug 28, 2026” data.)
2. Assorted news‑driven small caps on StockTitan momentum lists (Other micro/small‑cap movers) +30–60% range: Across US‑listed small‑cap biotech/tech names, single‑name news (trial results, financing, M&A chatter, exchange‑listing compliance news) is driving large percentage jumps. These are idiosyncratic and not indicative of broad sector moves, but they dominate the “top gainers” lists because of low base prices and thin liquidity.
3. AI‑exposed mega‑cap tech (e.g., Nvidia ecosystem) (Leading AI / tech large‑caps (basket)) +1–3% on the day, extending multi‑day strength: Following Thursday’s tech‑led surge, AI beneficiaries remain relative outperformers as investors continue to rotate toward secular growth stories that appear less sensitive to incremental Fed tightening. Strong recent earnings and guidance in software and AI infrastructure underpin the move despite the more cautious macro tone.
Top losers:
1. PayPal Holdings Inc. (PYPL) approximately −10%: The stock is one of the notable large‑cap decliners after reports that Advent and Stripe have backed out of a proposed ~$50 billion takeover. The collapse of a high‑premium deal removes an upside catalyst, leading investors to mark the shares down toward standalone fundamental value and price in ongoing competitive and margin pressures.
2. Merck & Co., Inc. (MRK) around −1.3% on the Dow: Merck is among the weakest Dow components today as investors rotate away from defensives and as higher‑for‑longer rate expectations weigh on mature, lower‑growth pharma names. There is no single major company‑specific headline; the move appears largely macro‑ and positioning‑driven within the index.
3. Cisco Systems, Alphabet Inc. (CSCO / GOOGL (tie)) roughly −0.5% to −1.1%: Both are listed among the Dow’s notable laggards as the market pares back some of this week’s big tech gains and re‑prices longer‑duration cash flows under a slightly more hawkish Fed outlook. The declines are modest in absolute terms but stand out on a day when the indices are relatively flat and dispersion is driven by rate sensitivity and profit‑taking in prior winners.

Recent IPOs

DateTickerCompany NameOffer Amount
Aug 27RNAQURainier Acquisition Corp$75,000,000
Aug 26JTTTJATT III Acquisition Corp$60,000,000
Aug 26SCATUSouthern Cross Acquisition II Corp.$75,000,000
Aug 25ADBTAdvasa Holdings, Inc.

Upcoming IPOs

DateTickerCompany NameOffer Amount
Aug 28IPHXUInflection Point Acquisition Corp. VIII$250,000,000
Sep 8PTTSIYATA PTT

Recent Earnings

DateTickerCompany NameDocument
Aug 21AIIORobo.ai Inc.8-K

Upcoming Earnings

DateTickerCompany NameTime
Aug 31SSLSasol Ltd.Not Supplied
Aug 31SAICScience Applications International CorporationPre-Market
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