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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: 7 Stocks to Ditch Ahead of the Coming Tech Tumble
- Pre Market Movers: 3 Stocks with Potential to Turn $100 into $1,000 in March
- Post Market Movers: Snowflake Stock: Analyzing the Sell-Off and Future Potential
- Post Market Movers: Analyzing the Earnings Dip: Snowflake Stock and CEO Retirement
- Post Market Movers: Is Salesforce Stock A Buy Amid Expectations For AI Boost?
- Post Market Movers: Carlyle Commodities Corp Reports High Gold Extraction Rate at Newton Project
- Post Market Movers: Snowflake Stock Faces Challenges Despite Revenue Growth
- Post Market Movers: Cohere, the Nvidia-Backed OpenAI Competitor, Focuses on Generative AI for Enterprise
- Top gainers in Women in Charge - REAL, AMD, VTR, ANET, VRTX
- Top gainers in Welcome to the Matrix - AMD, MU, NVDA, QCOM, SNAP
- Top gainers in We Build Homes - NAIL, HOV, MHO, BZH, PHM
- Top gainers in We are retailers - GME, DG, NFLX, ANF, DKS
- Top gainers in We are Restaurants - GTIM, WING, STKS, BLMN, JACK
- Top gainers in Water World - SJW, AWK, YORW, CDZI, MSEX
- Top gainers in Wast Management - CLH, CWST, PESI
- Top gainers in Warren Buffett Top Stocks - MCO, AXP
- Top gainers in Wall Street Bets - GME, PLAY, AMC, WISH, BB
- Top gainers in Video Game Stocks - RBLX, TTWO, EA
- Top gainers in US Streaming Companies - DIS, ROKU
- Top gainers in US Shipping Stocks - EXPD
- Top gainers in US Onshore Drilling Companies - PXD, RRC, FANG, AR
- Top gainers in US Airline Stocks - AIRT, EXPD, OMAB, SKYW, VLRS
- Top gainers in TOP US - Utilities Companies - NEE
- Top gainers in TOP US - Technology Companies - QCOM, META, ORCL, IBM, MSFT
- Top gainers in TOP US - Real Estate Companies - VTR, BXP, BAM, SPG, EQIX
- Top gainers in TOP US - Industrials Companies - GE, DHR, CAT
- Top gainers in TOP US - Healthcare Companies - AMGN, ABBV, NVS, JNJ, PFE
- Top gainers in TOP US - Financial Services Companies - MA, V, C
- Top gainers in TOP US - Energy Companies - SU, BP, HAL, COP, XOM
- Top gainers in TOP US - Consumer Defense Companies - TGT, WMT
- Top gainers in TOP US - Consumer Cyclical Companies - HD, AMZN, BABA, DIS
- Top gainers in TOP US - Basic Materials - AA, SHW, RIO, VALE, DD
- Top gainers in TOP US 30 Stocks - UMH, CROX, JACK, XLK, MAN
- Top gainers in Top Technology Penny Stocks - PLUG
- Top gainers in Top OIL Stocks - ORN, ERJ, NVDA, NXPI, HDB
- Top gainers in Top GOLD Stocks - DRD, JNUG, NUGT, GFI, IAG
- Top gainers in Tobacco stocks - UVV
- Top gainers in The TECH Giants - NTAP, AVGO, MU, NVDA, QCOM
- Top gainers in The Giants - NVDA, META, AMZN, MSFT, TSLA
- Top gainers in Telecom Giants - MSI, CHT, NOK, TU, ERIC
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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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