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Top Gainers

TickerChange %TypeMarket CapAvg Volume
PSKY10.66%Large Cap$12.1B24,231,874
UNH9.37%Large Cap$279.3B14,538,372.5
HUM7.94%Large Cap$23.8B3,371,559.5
PSNYW7.14%Large Cap$28.0B5,551
UMC7.13%Large Cap$23.6B9,766,219.5
CAR20.01%Mid Cap$9.0B4,105,705
ALHC16.01%Mid Cap$4.4B8,368,086.5
ELVN10.84%Mid Cap$2.6B1,880,433.5
AAOI9.48%Mid Cap$9.1B14,248,796.5
SSL8.97%Mid Cap$8.7B2,972,464

Top Losers

TickerTypeChange %Market CapAvg Volume
AXON-9.73%Large Cap$30.0B1,354,978.5
RGC-9.63%Large Cap$13.8B140,716
HUBS-7.15%Large Cap$12.0B906,555.5
SUZ-6.53%Large Cap$11.1B7,576,850
TEAM-4.79%Large Cap$17.1B4,443,294
MANE-11.14%Mid Cap$2.1B288,137.5
MNR-10.74%Mid Cap$2.1B3,909,452.5
SMR-9.93%Mid Cap$2.9B25,508,370.5
NN-9.30%Mid Cap$2.0B1,334,574
AKO-A-8.48%Mid Cap$4.0B2,700

Market News

Top News - Tuesday, April 7, 2026

U.S. stocks traded nervously on April 7, 2026 as investors focused on the Iran war and President Trump’s evening deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, after he warned of potential strikes on Iranian power infrastructure. Oil prices were volatile as markets weighed the risk of a further disruption to global crude supply and the possibility of a broader regional conflict.(apnews.com)

The April 7 session followed a modest rebound on Monday, April 6, when the S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq each gained about 0.4% but remained down year‑to‑date amid the ongoing 2025–2026 U.S. stock market downturn tied to renewed tariff policies and the bursting of the AI bubble.(apnews.com)

Defensive sectors such as health care and insurers continued to see support, helped by positive Medicare reimbursement and policy headlines that pushed names like UnitedHealth and CVS meaningfully higher in early trading, while mega‑cap tech remained under pressure with Apple extending its year‑to‑date decline.(fool.com)

Top Movers - Tuesday, April 7, 2026
On Tuesday, April 7, 2026, the US stock market has the following top movers:
Top gainers:
1. UnitedHealth Group (UNH) +10.5% (intraday range; up ~8%+ from prior close in early trading): Rallied after favorable Medicare-related policy and reimbursement news eased fears about margin compression for Medicare Advantage plans. Investors interpreted updated federal guidance as less punitive than worst‑case expectations, sparking a sharp short‑covering move across managed‑care stocks and positioning UnitedHealth as a bellwether for the group.(fool.com)
2. CVS Health (CVS) +6.5% (approximate move during the session): Jumped alongside broader health‑insurance names on the same Medicare policy headlines that aided UnitedHealth. As a diversified health‑care and insurance provider with large Medicare exposure, CVS benefited from reduced regulatory overhang and optimism that its government‑backed plans would remain profitable.(fool.com)
3. Neurocrine Biosciences* (NBIX) High-single- to low‑double‑digit % gain (exact % varied intraday): Featured among notable Nasdaq biotech movers in April 7 trading, helped by continued follow‑through after recent positive developments around its neurology pipeline and improving sentiment toward select profitable biotech names. *Listed here as a representative high‑beta gainer; actual top‑3 list for the day may differ slightly depending on the intraday data source and cutoff time.(ts2.tech)
Top losers:
1. Apple (AAPL) −2.6%: Extended its year‑to‑date slide, logging the biggest decline among Dow components by late morning. Ongoing concerns about slowing hardware demand, regulatory pressure in app stores and antitrust risks, and rotation out of crowded mega‑cap tech winners into more defensive or cyclically depressed areas all weighed on the shares.(ts2.tech)
2. High‑multiple AI & software basket* (Select rate‑sensitive growth/AI names (sector proxy)) Low- to mid‑single‑digit % declines across several leaders: Many richly valued AI and software stocks remained under pressure as the broader 2025–2026 correction in high‑multiple growth continued. Rising risk premiums tied to geopolitical stress and lingering worries about an “AI bubble” deflating kept investors cautious, prompting profit‑taking and multiple compression. *Representative of a group move rather than a single security.(en.wikipedia.org)
3. Selective industrials & airlines* (Energy‑intensive cyclicals (sector proxy)) Generally down a few percent on the day: Names with heavy fuel and input‑cost exposure lagged as crude prices swung higher on fears of an escalation in the Iran conflict and potential closure or disruption of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Higher expected operating costs and elevated macro uncertainty pressured risk appetite in these cyclical pockets. *Representative of sector‑level underperformance.(apnews.com)

Recent IPOs

DateTickerCompany NameOffer Amount
Apr 1HMHHMH Holding Inc$210,400,000
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Upcoming IPOs

DateTickerCompany NameOffer Amount
Apr 7ACGCUACP Holdings Acquisition Corp.$200,000,000.00
Apr 7AACPUApogee Acquisition Corp$150,000,000
Apr 8TMCRMetals Royalty Co Inc.
Apr 15EMIEncore Medical, Inc.$17,250,000
Apr 16MAIRMadison Air Solutions Corp$2,567,596,158

Recent Earnings

DateTickerCompany NameDocument
Apr 3ABBVAbbVie Inc.8-K
Apr 3LCIDLucid Group, Inc.8-K
Apr 3PHRPhreesia, Inc.8-K
Apr 3BTBDBT Brands, Inc.8-K
Apr 3SLESuper League Enterprise, Inc.8-K

Upcoming Earnings

DateTickerCompany NameTime
Apr 8DALDelta Air Lines, Inc.Pre-Market
Apr 8STZConstellation Brands IncAfter Hours
Apr 8RPMRPM International Inc.Pre-Market
Apr 8APLDApplied Digital CorporationAfter Hours
Apr 8PSMTPriceSmart, Inc.After Hours
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