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Top Stock Movers – May 14, 2026

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Wall Street rallied Thursday as strong retail sales data and continued enthusiasm around artificial intelligence pushed the Nasdaq and S&P 500 to fresh record highs. Investors also monitored U.S.-China talks in Beijing and ongoing inflation concerns tied to rising energy prices

Technology and AI-linked stocks led gains throughout the session, while several healthcare and software names moved sharply lower after earnings and analyst downgrades.

Biggest Winners

Cisco Systems (NASDAQ: CSCO) surged 13% after strong quarterly earnings and upbeat AI-related guidance boosted investor confidence. 

Ford Motor (NYSE: F) jumped 13.2% as investors reacted positively to growth expectations tied to the company’s energy and EV initiatives. 

ON Semiconductor (NASDAQ: ON) climbed 11.1% amid continued momentum in semiconductor and AI infrastructure stocks. 

Cerebras Systems soared 68%+ in its market debut following one of the year’s most anticipated AI IPOs

StubHub rallied 14% after reporting strong consumer demand and improving profitability trends. 

Nvidia gained 4.4% after reports the U.S. would allow limited AI chip sales to Chinese firms. 

Biggest Losers

Doximity plunged 23% after disappointing earnings results triggered a sharp selloff. 

AppLovin dropped 7.6% as investors rotated out of high-growth software names.

FactSet fell 6.5% following weakness across financial information and analytics stocks. 

Constellation Energy declined 6.4% after investors pulled back from energy-related names despite elevated oil prices. 

Accenture slid 6% amid continued concerns about AI disruption across enterprise software and consulting firms. 

Top Stock Movers – May 13, 2026

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Wall Street saw sharp swings Wednesday as investors rotated back into AI and infrastructure names while several software and consumer companies suffered steep post-earnings declines. Traders continued watching inflation risks, rising oil prices, and expectations for Federal Reserve policy.

The biggest moves came from cloud computing, healthcare tech, retail apparel, and semiconductor stocks, with several names moving more than 10%.

Biggest Winners

Rackspace Technology (NASDAQ: RXT) soared 35% after the company posted stronger-than-expected enterprise cloud demand and upbeat guidance tied to AI infrastructure spending.

Vestis (NYSE: VSTS) jumped 29% following earnings that beat Wall Street expectations and improved margin forecasts.

PACS Group (NYSE: PACS) rallied 28.5% as investors reacted positively to strong revenue growth and expansion plans.

Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) climbed 13% after reporting accelerating e-commerce and gaming revenue growth across Southeast Asia.

Biggest Losers

ZoomInfo Technologies (NASDAQ: ZI) plunged 33% after cutting its full-year sales outlook, triggering heavy selling across software stocks.

Under Armour (NYSE: UAA) dropped 17% as weak guidance and restructuring concerns weighed on investor sentiment.

Hims & Hers Health (NYSE: HIMS) sank 14% after reporting a surprise quarterly loss despite raising revenue guidance.

Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) fell 11% as investors locked in profits following the recent AI-fueled semiconductor rally.

GitLab (NASDAQ: GTLB) slid 10% after announcing layoffs and restructuring tied to its AI-focused transition strategy