Market Report: Top 10 Gainers & Losers

Market Report: Top 10 Gainers & Losers

Gainers

  • INTC (7.81%): INTC rose 7.81% as it was included in multiple #HotOptions reports, increasing investor interest and potential trading activity.
  • CZR (5.70%): Caesars Entertainment's stock (CZR) rose by 5.70% as Graham Capital Management L.P. initiated a new position in the company and JMP Securities reiterated a "Market Outperform" rating with a price target of $45.
  • TSLA (5.67%): TSLA stock rose by 5.67% due to positive market sentiment driven by the inclusion of Tesla in various stock screener tools and reports highlighting the company's performance and potential.
  • WBD (5.04%): WBD's stock rose over 5% as Bob Iger's comments about the company's split giving Disney a competitive advantage in the linear TV business boosted investor confidence in the company's strategic direction.
  • APTV (4.73%): APTV's stock price increased by 4.73% after being covered by multiple analysts with positive ratings and increased price targets, indicating growing optimism in the company's future performance.
  • DOW (4.46%): DOW rose by 4.46% as investors remained optimistic about potential trade deals between the United States and China, leading to expectations of lower tariffs and a positive impact on stock prices.
  • LLY (4.33%): LLY's stock price increased by 4.33% due to positive earnings forecast and upgraded ratings from various analysts.
  • ENPH (4.21%): ENPH rose by 4.21% as investors shrugged off Citigroup's pessimistic forecast and focused on potential upside suggested in the target price despite recent volatility in the solar energy sector.
  • SLB (4.10%): SLB stock rose by 4.10% following the launch of the youth project in Lesotho by BEDCO, RSL, and Standard Lesotho Bank (SLB), indicating a positive outlook on the company's involvement in empowering unemployed youth to become entrepreneurs and job creators.
  • ALGN (3.95%): ALGN's stock increased by 3.95% as analysts at Leerink Partners and William Blair issued positive earnings forecast revisions for the company.

Losers

  • SJM (-15.59%): SJM stock dropped by 15.59% due to the negative impact of satellite casino closures announced by SJM Holdings Ltd., causing concern among analysts about the wider implications on the market.
  • NRG (-4.11%): NRG's stock price decreased by 4.11% as multiple institutional investors reduced their holdings in the utilities provider during the first quarter.
  • GE (-3.74%): GE's stock is down 3.74% due to negative performance in the aerospace and solar sectors, as well as a specific decline in GE Vernova stock price.
  • ANET (-3.20%): ANET's stock decreased by 3.20% as investors reacted to Redburn Atlantic launching coverage on chip stocks with ANET as a new Buy, despite positive ratings from Needham & Company LLC and participation in a technology conference.
  • GEV (-3.06%): GEV's stock decreased by 3.06% as news of a missing person in Lake Kinneret and potential advancements in particle acceleration technology overshadowed the positive forecast issued by BMO Capital Markets.
  • CEG (-2.88%): CEG stock dropped by 2.88% as market pressure and a general decline in the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite impacted sentiment despite positive prospects for energy providers like Constellation Energy due to AI-related electricity demand.
  • UHS (-2.87%): The ticker UHS decreased by 2.87% likely due to no significant financial news impacting the stock price, leading to a natural market fluctuation.
  • ACGL (-2.79%): ACGL's stock decreased by 2.79% as Zacks Research's optimistic estimates for ACGL's FY2026 earnings did not meet market expectations.
  • VST (-2.79%): Vistra Corp. (VST) experienced a negative percent move as a result of increased selling pressure from hedge funds and institutional investors despite some new stake purchases.
  • AXON (-2.70%): Axon's stock (AXON) decreased by 2.70% due to reaching a new 52-week low, accompanied by unusually high options volume and the company backing away from negotiations, leading to investor concerns and potential selling pressure.