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Big moves, why they moved, pre- and post-market. Click a headline to read it — the arrows walk the list.
Movers
- Top gainers in Biotechnology and Gene Therapy - EDIT, CRSP, WAT, CRL, DHR
- Top gainers in Big Oil Companies - OXY, BP
- Top gainers in Big Energy Firms - DVN, FANG, OXY, HAL
- Top gainers in Autonomous Vehicles - AAP, AZO, BB, KMX, STM
- Top gainers in Augmented Reality Stocks - MVIS, QCOM, AAPL
- Top gainers in ARK Top Holdings - NTLA, ZM, SQ, TDOC, TSLA
- Top gainers in Anti-Inflation Stocks - DLTR, LOW, CLX, JKHY
- Top gainers in AI Companies - LMND, AI, PLTR, UPST, OPEN
- Top gainers in 5G Stocks - MARA, SSL, WIRE, XNCR, CHIQ
- Top gainers in 5G Boom ETFs - XLC, XTL, SNSR, NXTG, FIVG
- Top gainers in 21st Century Economics Stocks - MOV, BRKL, TOLZ
- Intraday US Stocks - Price Volume Leaders
- Intraday US Stocks - Price Volume Leaders
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- Intraday US Stocks - Price Volume Leaders
- Pre Market Movers: Is Opendoor Technologies a Smart Investment Amidst Revenue Decline?
- Pre Market Movers: Salesforce Stock Soars Amidst Nvidia Boom
- Pre Market Movers: Sempra (SRE) Matches Q4 Earnings Estimates
- Pre Market Movers: Tech Stock Analysis: 3 Companies Facing Market Challenges
- Pre Market Movers: INTC Stock: Intel's Foundry Split-Up Makes It a Buy
- Pre Market Movers: Are Alphabet and Meta the Top "Magnificent Seven" Stocks to Buy?
- Pre Market Movers: 4 Stocks to Watch as Bitcoin Surges Past $57,000
- Pre Market Movers: AI Stocks: Nvidia vs. Tesla
- Pre Market Movers: Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) Stock: A Top Tech Stock to Buy for 2024
- Pre Market Movers: AES Reports Strong Q4 Earnings Despite Revenue Decline
- Pre Market Movers: Sempra (SRE) Matches Q4 Earnings Estimates
- Pre Market Movers: Tech Stocks in the United States Face Uncertain Future in 2024
- Pre Market Movers: Michael Burry's Largest Stock Holding Revealed
- Pre Market Movers: Analysts Initiate Coverage for ICUI and ASC Stocks
- Pre Market Movers: Salesforce Stock Soars Amidst Nvidia Boom
- Pre Market Movers: Is Opendoor Technologies a Smart Investment Amidst Revenue Decline?
- Pre Market Movers: Salesforce Stock Gets a Boost: Is it Riding the Nvidia Boom?
- Pre Market Movers: Michael Burry's Top Stock Holding Revealed
- Pre Market Movers: INTC Stock: Intel's Foundry Split-Up Makes It a Buy
- Pre Market Movers: Are Alphabet and Meta the Top "Magnificent Seven" Stocks to Buy?
- Pre Market Movers: Nvidia vs. Tesla: The Battle for AI Dominance
- Pre Market Movers: Nvidia vs. Tesla: A Battle for AI Dominance
- Pre Market Movers: Don't Miss Out on Amazon Stock in 2024
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It calls
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NVDA has averaged a 9.2% absolute move on the day after earnings and closed higher 67% of the time. Two in three reactions land between −4.2% and +16.3% — the distribution is skewed right, not symmetric.
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