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Top Stock Movers – February 11, 2026
Major indexes finished slightly lower Wednesday, but individual stocks saw sharp moves as investors reacted to earnings reports and shifting expectations around AI disruption.Biggest Losers
Mattel (MAT) sank 25%, the steepest drop of the session, after the toy maker’s holiday-quarter earnings missed expectations on both revenue and profit. Slower December orders and tariff-related disruptions weighed on results, rattling investor confidence.
Lyft (LYFT) tumbled 17% following its quarterly report, adding to volatility in ride-share names.
Robinhood (HOOD) fell 9% after posting weaker-than-expected revenue and transaction activity. Although the company highlighted growth in prediction markets, investors focused on sluggish trading volumes and softer platform metrics.
Humana (HUM) slipped more than 3%, while Alphabet (GOOGL) was the largest decliner among megacaps, dropping 2.4%.
Financial stocks also remained under pressure amid growing AI disruption concerns, with brokerage and advisory names seeing continued selling.
Biggest Gainers
Hinge Health (HNGE) jumped 17%, leading gainers after strong earnings enthusiasm.
QXO (QXO) soared nearly 15% after announcing its $2.25 billion acquisition of Kodiak Building Partners. Investors cheered the deal as highly complementary and accretive to 2026 earnings.
Cloudflare (NET) climbed 5%, while T-Mobile (TMUS) also added 5% on solid quarterly results.
Top Stock Movers – February 10, 2026
U.S. stocks finished mixed Tuesday, but the real action played out beneath the surface as earnings-driven moves sent several stocks sharply higher and others tumbling.Biggest Gainers
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Spotify (SPOT) jumped as much as 18%, one of its best single-day performances in years, after reporting its strongest-ever quarter for user growth. The streaming giant topped expectations on revenue and earnings and posted record additions of monthly active users, signaling momentum from recent price hikes.
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Datadog (DDOG) surged 14%, leading gainers in the S&P 500. Investors cheered better-than-expected fourth-quarter results and an upbeat outlook for early 2026, reinforcing confidence in continued demand for AI-powered cloud monitoring tools.
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Credo Technology Group (CRDO) climbed 9% following earnings, while Hasbro (HAS) gained 7.5% after delivering results that eased concerns about slowing consumer demand.
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ON Semiconductor (ON) rose 3.5%, and AstraZeneca (AZN) added nearly 3%, both benefiting from renewed interest in cyclical and defensive names as tech leadership softened.
Biggest Losers
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Upwork (UPWK) plunged 19%, the session’s steepest decline, after disappointing guidance rattled investors already wary of AI-driven disruption in freelance and services platforms.
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Financial stocks were under heavy pressure. S&P Global (SPGI) sank nearly 10%, while Raymond James Financial (RJF) slid about 9%, as concerns mounted that AI adoption could squeeze margins in data, analytics, and wealth-management businesses.
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Charles Schwab (SCHW) also moved sharply lower, contributing to financials being the worst-performing S&P 500 sector on the day.
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Defensive bellwethers weren’t spared: Coca-Cola (KO) fell 1.5%, and CVS Health (CVS) ended slightly lower.
Simplified COT Report Summary – NASDAQ, Metals, Energy & Crypto (february 09, 2026)
Top Stock Movers – February 05, 2026
U.S. stocks saw sharp individual moves Thursday as earnings reports and outlooks drove heavy volatility across several sectors.Top Gainers
McKesson (MCK) Shares surged 17% after the drug distributor posted better-than-expected earnings and issued a strong outlook, easing concerns around healthcare spending.
Tapestry (TPR) The luxury apparel company jumped 10% following solid quarterly results and improving margins.
Hershey (HSY) Shares climbed 9% after the chocolate maker delivered resilient earnings, signaling steady consumer demand despite inflation pressures.
Arm Holdings (ARM) The chip designer added nearly 6% after posting strong earnings, benefiting from continued AI-related demand.
Top Losers
Peloton Interactive (PTON) Shares plunged 28%, the session’s steepest decline, after the connected fitness company posted disappointing results and guidance.
Estée Lauder (EL) The cosmetics maker tumbled 19% following weaker-than-expected earnings and a cautious outlook.
Qualcomm (QCOM) Shares sank 8.5% after the chipmaker’s current-quarter forecast missed estimates, with executives citing a global memory shortage.
Snap (SNAP) The social media company slid 12% after issuing a downbeat outlook.
Shell (SHEL) Shares declined 5% following its latest earnings report.



