Thursday's session produced a wide range of percentage moves across the market-cap spectrum, with notable declines among some mega-cap names and rallies concentrated in selected technology, crypto and small-cap issues. Market participants responded to assorted company news, earnings results and analyst activity, resulting in pronounced intraday swings.
Mega-Cap Movers (Market Cap: $200 billion USD or higher)
- Walmart (WMT) -9.05%
- Crowdstrike Holdings Inc (CRWD) -4.94%
- GE Vernova LLC (GEV) -4.14%
- United Tech (RTX) -2.75%
- Tesla Motors (TSLA) -2.46%
- Marvell Technology Group Ltd (MRVL) +3.23%
Large-Cap Stock Movers (Market Cap: $10-$200 billion USD)
- Moderna (MRNA); Morgan Stanley upgrades Merck stock rating on drug pipeline strength -23.53%
- Fortress Transport Infrast (FTAI) -6.44%
- Innio Holding Gmbh (INIO) -9.87%
- Tempus AI (TEM) +9.2%
- Coinbase Global (COIN) +7.51%
Mid-Cap Stock Movers (Market Cap: $2-$10 billion USD)
- Marathon Pa (MARA) +12.63%
- ETHA (ETHA) +11.11%
- Karman Holdings (KRMN) -8.36%
- AeroVironment (AVAV) -8.75%
Small-Cap Stock Movers (Market Cap: $300 million - $2 billion USD)
- Golden Bull (BTBT) +16.07%
- ScanSource (SCSC); ScanSource soars 19% on earnings beat, MicroAge deal +13.53%
- Maravai Lifesciences Holdings Inc (MRVI) +11.96%
- Cree Inc. (WOLF); Wolfspeed falls over 3% after hours on wider-than-expected Q4 loss, revenue miss -13.2%
- LSI Industries Inc (LYTS); LSI Industries stock rises 2% on beating Q4 revenue and earnings estimates -14.21%
These moves reflect a mix of catalyst-driven trading: analyst actions and ratings changes, quarterly earnings and transaction announcements have each appeared to play a role in notable percentage shifts across market caps.
Market data snapshot
MRVL+3.17%WMT-9.27%RTX-2.87%WOLF-13.37%TSLA-2.43%AVAV-8.83%LYTS-14.05%SCSC+13.68%MARA+12.85%FTAI-6.9%BTBT+15.36%MRNA-23.29%CRWD-5.04%MRVI+12.88%COIN+7.44%GEV-3.8%TEM+8.83%ETHA+10.93%KRMN-8.2%INIO-10.47%
The intraday action underscored how newsflow and company-level reports can produce outsized percentage moves, particularly in small- and mid-cap names. Larger-cap stocks also saw meaningful pressure in places, notably in retail and healthcare names, while select technology and crypto-related issues climbed.