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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
- Pre Market Movers: Steady Eddies: 7 Rock-Solid Stocks to Anchor Your Portfolio in April
- Pre Market Movers: Tech Stocks to Watch in April 2024
- Pre Market Movers: Ford's Bet on Hybrids Pays Off as EV Demand Slows
- Pre Market Movers: Silicon Valley Stocks with Buybacks Poised for Growth in 2024
- Pre Market Movers: Intel Stock Plummets on Weak PC Chip Demand and Downbeat Forecast
- Pre Market Movers: Warren Buffett's Billions in Blue-Chip Dividend Financials
- Pre Market Movers: Silicon Valley Stocks with Buybacks Set to Soar in 2024
- Pre Market Movers: The Evolving Landscape of AI: What Investors Need to Know
- Pre Market Movers: Tesla Autopilot Investigation and AI Market Transformation
- Pre Market Movers: Investing in Unstoppable AI Stocks: What You Need to Know
- Pre Market Movers: Steady Eddies: 7 Rock-Solid Stocks to Anchor Your Portfolio in April
- Pre Market Movers: HCA Healthcare Exceeds First-Quarter Profit Expectations
- Pre Market Movers: Snowflake Stock Forecast: SNOW Forms Scary Pattern
- Pre Market Movers: Salesforce Makes Major Investment in Artificial Intelligence
- Post Market Movers: Top 5 Nasdaq-Listed, Non-Tech Stocks Poised to Beat Q1 Earnings Expectations
- Post Market Movers: Tech Stocks Surge After Earnings Beat Despite Underwhelming Guidance
- Post Market Movers: Lazard, Inc. (LAZ) Q1 2024 Earnings Call Transcript
- Post Market Movers: Nutanix (NTNX) Holds Steady Amid Market Decline
- Post Market Movers: 3 Dow Stocks Poised for Growth in 2024 and Beyond
- Top gainers in Women in Charge - ANET, NOC, ZTS, GD, LMT
- Top gainers in Welcome to the Matrix - NVDA, SNAP, INTC, AMD
- Top gainers in We Build Homes - MTH, TPH, BZH, GRBK, PKB
- Top gainers in We are retailers - GME, NFLX, AEO, TJX, BBY
- Top gainers in We are Restaurants - CMG, RRGB, GTIM, WING, SHAK
- Top gainers in Water World - CWT, GWRS, AWK
- Top gainers in Wast Management - WM, RSG, PESI, QRHC
- Top gainers in Warren Buffett Top Stocks - AAPL, KO, JPM
- Top gainers in Wall Street Bets - GME
- Top gainers in Video Game Stocks - RBLX, TTWO
- Top gainers in US Streaming Companies - ROKU, AAPL
- Top gainers in US Shipping Stocks - UPS, EXPD
- Top gainers in US Onshore Drilling Companies - AR, EAT, SWN, FANG
- Top gainers in US Airline Stocks - OMAB, DAL, SKYW, PAC, ASR
- Top gainers in TOP US - Utilities Companies - ETR, SO, NEE, WEC
- Top gainers in TOP US - Technology Companies - AAPL
- Top gainers in TOP US - Real Estate Companies - CBRE, PLD
- Top gainers in TOP US - Industrials Companies - BA, LMT, GE, UPS
- Top gainers in TOP US - Healthcare Companies - MRK, UNH, NVS
- Top gainers in TOP US - Financial Services Companies - JPM, V
- Top gainers in TOP US - Energy Companies - PBR, CVX, BP, COP, SU
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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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