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What moved this week?

A single day can be noise; a week of moves shows which stories the market actually acted on. Measuring each move against what is normal for that stock separates real news from ordinary swings.

Updated Oct 9, 2026

70
% of stocks up

S&P 500 +1.2%

The S&P 500 moved +1.2% over the past five trading days. 70% of stocks rose; 5 moved more than twice their usual weekly range. PTC gained the most, +35%, and ARM fell the most, −13%.

350 up, 152 down5 big moversBiggest: PTC +35%

The 30 biggest gainers and losers

Price change over the past five trading days. Unusual shows how the move compares with every week of the past year for that stock. Select a row for its chart. Select a column to sort.

StockThis week× normal weekUnusual1MSectorPast month

How to read this page

How it’s measured. Price change over the last five trading days for S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 stocks. A normal week is the stock’s average daily range scaled to five days; unusual compares this week with every week of the past year.

Sources. Daily prices from Financial Modeling Prep.

A normal week is the stock’s 14-day average true range, measured before this week, scaled to five days. A move of 2× is well outside its usual range.

In our research, big moves have not reliably reversed or continued on their own. A large weekly move tells you to look at the news, not which way to trade.

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