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What moved today, and why?

A big move only means something next to what is normal for that stock. Splitting each move into the market, the stock’s group and the company itself shows whether it was news about one business or a wave lifting many.

Updated Oct 9, 2026

Showing the last session, Friday, Oct 9. While the market is open, today’s moves appear here.

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Normal day

A normal day. The S&P 500 moved +0.60%, and 7 stocks moved more than twice their usual daily range, mostly for company-specific reasons.

S&P 500 +0.60%7 big moversBiggest: CCI +15.6%
Big-move share, past year

Over time

Select any stock to see its last three months. The default view shows how many stocks make big moves each day.

Big-move share
Activity score. 100 is the busiest day in five years.
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The 30 biggest moves

Ranked by size against each stock’s own normal day. Unusual shows how the move compares with the stock’s last year of trading days. Select a column to sort.

StockToday× normal dayUnusualWhyIts groupPast month

How to read this page

How it’s measured. S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 stocks. A normal day is the stock’s average true range over the last 14 days.

Sources. Daily prices from Financial Modeling Prep.

Why splits each move three ways: the S&P 500’s move, the extra move of the stock’s group, and what is left for the company alone. The largest part in the direction of the move gives the label.

In our research, big one-day drops have not reliably bounced back, and big gains have not reliably reversed. A large move describes today; it is not a signal on its own.

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