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Stocks: prices, analysis and rankings for 4,345 companies
1,952 of the 4,345 companies we track are up today. The consumer staples sector (+0.8%) is doing best, while the communication services sector (-1.5%) is the weakest.
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NVIDIA CorporationNVDA · NASDAQ$200.40-3.7%
Apple IncAAPL · NASDAQ$327.50+4.0%Alphabet Inc Class AGOOGL · NASDAQ$356.40-2.2%
Alphabet Inc Class CGOOG · NASDAQ$353.30-2.5%
Microsoft CorporationMSFT · NASDAQ$397.40-1.5%
Amazon.com IncAMZN · NASDAQ$238.00-2.5%Taiwan Semiconductor ManufacturingTSM · NYSE$408.80-4.5%
Broadcom IncAVGO · NASDAQ$372.10-5.1%
Meta Platforms Inc.META · NASDAQ$571.00-2.3%
Tesla IncTSLA · NASDAQ$381.60-3.8%Berkshire Hathaway IncBRK-A · NYSE$727,000-0.4%
Eli Lilly and CompanyLLY · NYSE$1,136-0.7%
Micron Technology IncMU · NASDAQ$891.90-4.7%
Walmart Inc.WMT · NASDAQ$120.60+1.4%
JPMorgan Chase & CoJPM · NYSE$309.10-1.1%
Advanced Micro Devices IncAMD · NASDAQ$452.40-4.9%ASML Holding NV ADRASML · NASDAQ$1,734-2.5%
Exxon Mobil CorpXOM · NYSE$150.60+1.2%
Visa Inc. Class AV · NYSE$323.00-0.6%
Oracle CorporationORCL · NYSE$201.30-2.2%
Johnson & JohnsonJNJ · NYSE$238.50+0.6%
Intel CorporationINTC · NASDAQ$107.00-0.8%Tencent Holdings Ltd ADRTCEHY · PINK$59.18+2.7%
Cisco Systems IncCSCO · NASDAQ$118.80-1.3%
Costco Wholesale CorpCOST · NASDAQ$983.40+1.5%
Mastercard IncMA · NYSE$489.10-1.2%
Lam Research CorpLRCX · NASDAQ$321.80-1.6%
AbbVie IncABBV · NYSE$225.00-0.2%Stock market today: which sectors are up and which are down
How many companies are up and down today. Open each group to see the sectors, with the move weighted by market cap.
Sectors up today
Today's biggest stock gainers and losers
The biggest gains and losses in the latest session, among companies worth more than $2 billion.
Top gainers today
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AT & S Austria Technologie & Systemtechnik AktiengesellschaftATS · VI€210.00+36.19%2
Caseys General Stores IncCASY · NASDAQ$915.60+20.29%3Anhui Tongguan Copper Foil Group Co. Ltd.301217 · SHE170.20 CNY+20.00%4Advanced Fiber Resources Zhuhai Ltd300620 · SHE343.10 CNY+20.00%5Broadex Technologies Co Ltd300548 · SHE268.80 CNY+20.00%Stocks by sector
Every sector has its own page: the companies, the median figures and the biggest moves.
Technology568 companies1-year return+24%Median P/E35.2Dividend1.09%
Financial services676 companies1-year return+18%Median P/E11.7Dividend3.43%
Industrials838 companies1-year return+15%Median P/E23.2Dividend2.03%
Communication services192 companies1-year return+7%Median P/E17.7Dividend3.35%
Consumer cyclical436 companies1-year return+1%Median P/E17.4Dividend2.91%
Healthcare354 companies1-year return+5%Median P/E23.7Dividend2.00%
Consumer staples236 companies1-year return+3%Median P/E18.0Dividend3.41%
Energy178 companies1-year return+44%Median P/E16.3Dividend4.03%
Basic materials350 companies1-year return+42%Median P/E20.7Dividend1.91%
Utilities158 companies1-year return+19%Median P/E21.0Dividend3.18%
Real estate358 companies1-year return+4%Median P/E13.5Dividend4.14%All sectors in the screenerFilter by sector, country, dividend, P/E, growth and more than 30 other metrics.Open the screenerInvestment themes to watch
The industries people talk about most, with their companies across every sector and country.
Space and satellitesTheme of the weekHow much have stocks in the space industry risen in the past year?+287% in one yearRockets, satellites and internet from space.Companies7Today's move-1.70%Median dividend1.35%
and 4 moreSee all stocks in the space industry+39%median, 1 yearArtificial intelligenceThe chips, cloud and software that train and run AI models.Free account23 companies+17%median, 1 yearMagnificent 7Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia and Tesla, the giants driving the US stock market.7 companies+104%median, 1 yearSemiconductorsThe companies that design and make the chips inside everything electronic.24 companies+3%median, 1 yearDefenseAircraft, missiles, ammunition and national security systems.
20 companies+40%median, 1 yearNuclear energy and uraniumPower plants, nuclear fuel and small modular reactors.
7 companies+81%median, 1 yearGold and silverGold and silver miners and the companies that finance their mines.
6 companies+45%median, 1 yearOil and gasProducing, refining and moving oil and natural gas.
15 companies+8%median, 1 yearElectric vehicles and autosCarmakers, batteries and components for electric vehicles.
16 companies+22%median, 1 yearQuantum computingCompanies building quantum computers, from startups to IBM and Google.
4 companies+9%median, 1 yearCloud and softwareThe rented servers and subscription software that companies run on.15 companies+28%median, 1 yearCybersecurityProtection for networks, data and online identity.
10 companies+51%median, 1 yearRenewable energySolar, wind and power grids: the companies of the energy transition.
11 companies+16%median, 1 yearObesity and GLP-1The diabetes and weight-loss drugs reshaping the pharma industry.
6 companies+21%median, 1 yearBiotechnologyCompanies discovering new drugs, from gene therapies to vaccines.
14 companies+27%median, 1 yearPharmaceuticalsThe big drugmakers, with steady revenue and dividends.16 companies-14%median, 1 yearMedical devicesSurgical robots, implants, diagnostic equipment and patient sensors.
11 companies+79%median, 1 yearMiningCopper, iron ore, lithium and the metals the economy runs on.
10 companies+54%median, 1 yearBanksThe big banks of the US, Europe and Romania, from lending to investing.
18 companies-17%median, 1 yearPayments and fintechCard networks, payment processors and digital banks.
13 companies+35%median, 1 yearCrypto and BitcoinCrypto exchanges, Bitcoin miners and companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheet.
6 companies+2%median, 1 yearExchanges and brokersStock exchange operators and the brokers where you buy shares.
9 companies+3%median, 1 yearInsuranceMajor insurers and reinsurers, with solid dividends.
16 companies+7%median, 1 yearLuxuryFashion, watches, jewelry and luxury cars, with high margins.
11 companies+29%median, 1 yearRobotics and automationIndustrial robots, factory automation and robotic surgery.
10 companies+33%median, 1 yearInfrastructure and constructionRoads, bridges, cement and the machines that build them.
14 companies+16%median, 1 yearAviation and airlinesAircraft and engine makers, airlines and airports.
14 companies+27%median, 1 yearTravel and hotelsHotel chains and online booking platforms.
9 companies+4%median, 1 yearCruisesCruise ship operators, from Carnival to Royal Caribbean.
4 companies+30%median, 1 yearTransport and logisticsRailroads, couriers and container shipping.
15 companies+14%median, 1 yearTelecomMobile, internet and cable operators, with high dividends.
11 companies-30%median, 1 yearVideo gamesGame studios, consoles and online gaming platforms.8 companies+13%median, 1 yearStreaming and entertainmentFilm and music platforms, studios and concert promoters.
8 companies-18%median, 1 yearE-commerceThe big online stores and marketplaces, from Amazon to Allegro.8 companies+8%median, 1 yearBeveragesSoft drink, beer and spirits makers, with steady dividends.
9 companies-2%median, 1 yearRestaurants and fast foodFast-food and coffee chains, from McDonald's to Starbucks.
6 companies+21%median, 1 yearAgriculture and fertilizersFarm machinery, fertilizers, seeds and grain trading.
7 companies+20%median, 1 yearConglomerates and holding companiesGroups that own businesses across many industries, like Berkshire Hathaway.
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7 companies+104%median, 1 yearSemiconductorsThe companies that design and make the chips inside everything electronic.24 companies+3%median, 1 yearDefenseAircraft, missiles, ammunition and national security systems.20 companies+40%median, 1 yearNuclear energy and uraniumPower plants, nuclear fuel and small modular reactors.7 companies+81%median, 1 yearGold and silverGold and silver miners and the companies that finance their mines.6 companies+45%median, 1 yearOil and gasProducing, refining and moving oil and natural gas.15 companies+8%median, 1 yearElectric vehicles and autosCarmakers, batteries and components for electric vehicles.16 companies+22%median, 1 yearQuantum computingCompanies building quantum computers, from startups to IBM and Google.4 companies+9%median, 1 yearCloud and softwareThe rented servers and subscription software that companies run on.15 companies+28%median, 1 yearCybersecurityProtection for networks, data and online identity.10 companies+51%median, 1 yearRenewable energySolar, wind and power grids: the companies of the energy transition.11 companies+16%median, 1 yearObesity and GLP-1The diabetes and weight-loss drugs reshaping the pharma industry.6 companies+21%median, 1 yearBiotechnologyCompanies discovering new drugs, from gene therapies to vaccines.14 companies+27%median, 1 yearPharmaceuticalsThe big drugmakers, with steady revenue and dividends.16 companies-14%median, 1 yearMedical devicesSurgical robots, implants, diagnostic equipment and patient sensors.11 companies+79%median, 1 yearMiningCopper, iron ore, lithium and the metals the economy runs on.10 companies+54%median, 1 yearBanksThe big banks of the US, Europe and Romania, from lending to investing.18 companies-17%median, 1 yearPayments and fintechCard networks, payment processors and digital banks.13 companies+35%median, 1 yearCrypto and BitcoinCrypto exchanges, Bitcoin miners and companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheet.6 companies+2%median, 1 yearExchanges and brokersStock exchange operators and the brokers where you buy shares.9 companies+3%median, 1 yearInsuranceMajor insurers and reinsurers, with solid dividends.16 companies+7%median, 1 yearLuxuryFashion, watches, jewelry and luxury cars, with high margins.11 companies+29%median, 1 yearRobotics and automationIndustrial robots, factory automation and robotic surgery.10 companies+33%median, 1 yearInfrastructure and constructionRoads, bridges, cement and the machines that build them.14 companies+16%median, 1 yearAviation and airlinesAircraft and engine makers, airlines and airports.14 companies+27%median, 1 yearTravel and hotelsHotel chains and online booking platforms.9 companies+4%median, 1 yearCruisesCruise ship operators, from Carnival to Royal Caribbean.4 companies+30%median, 1 yearTransport and logisticsRailroads, couriers and container shipping.15 companies+14%median, 1 yearTelecomMobile, internet and cable operators, with high dividends.11 companies-30%median, 1 yearVideo gamesGame studios, consoles and online gaming platforms.8 companies+13%median, 1 yearStreaming and entertainmentFilm and music platforms, studios and concert promoters.8 companies-18%median, 1 yearE-commerceThe big online stores and marketplaces, from Amazon to Allegro.8 companies+8%median, 1 yearBeveragesSoft drink, beer and spirits makers, with steady dividends.9 companies-2%median, 1 yearRestaurants and fast foodFast-food and coffee chains, from McDonald's to Starbucks.6 companies+21%median, 1 yearAgriculture and fertilizersFarm machinery, fertilizers, seeds and grain trading.7 companies+20%median, 1 yearConglomerates and holding companiesGroups that own businesses across many industries, like Berkshire Hathaway.7 companiesStock rankings
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Stocks by country
Every country has its own page: the companies, sectors, benchmark index, currency and trading hours.
United States+17%median, 1 yearS&P 500 · USD1,018 companiesChina+40%median, 1 yearShanghai Composite · CNY398 companiesFrance+1%median, 1 yearCAC 40 · EUR396 companiesUnited Kingdom+10%median, 1 yearFTSE 100 · GBP388 companiesGermany-5%median, 1 yearDAX · EUR296 companiesCanada+40%median, 1 yearS&P/TSX · CAD291 companiesSweden+2%median, 1 yearOMX Stockholm 30 · SEK271 companiesSpain+6%median, 1 yearIBEX 35 · EUR199 companiesSwitzerland+5%median, 1 yearSMI · CHF196 companiesPoland+15%median, 1 yearWIG20 · PLN112 companiesNorway+22%median, 1 yearOslo Børs All-share · NOK105 companiesBelgium+9%median, 1 yearBEL 20 · EUR103 companies
Ready-made stock lists
Fixed rules, applied daily to every company. The number shows how many pass today.
Dividend aristocratsCompanies that have raised their dividend for at least 10 years in a row.254 companiesQuality at a fair priceROE above 15%, with a P/E below the sector median.851 companiesMomentum leadersUp more than 25% over a year and close to the 52-week high.452 companiesStrong balance sheetPiotroski score of at least 7 and low debt.631 companies
254 companiesQuality at a fair priceROE above 15%, with a P/E below the sector median.851 companiesMomentum leadersUp more than 25% over a year and close to the 52-week high.452 companiesStrong balance sheetPiotroski score of at least 7 and low debt.631 companiesStock market glossary: the basic terms explained
The words you see on every stock page, each explained in one sentence.
- P/E ratio
- The share price divided by earnings per share. It tells you how many years of profit you pay for at today's price.
- EPS
- A company's net profit divided by its number of shares. It is the figure everyone watches on earnings day.
- Market capitalization
- The share price multiplied by the number of shares. It is what the company is worth on the stock market.
- Dividend yield
- The dividends paid over a year divided by the share price, as a percentage.
- Ex-dividend date
- The first day on which a new buyer of the stock no longer gets the next dividend.
- ROE
- Net profit divided by shareholders' equity. It shows how well the company uses its shareholders' money.
- ETF
- A fund listed on the stock exchange that tracks an index. One purchase gives you dozens or hundreds of companies.
- Volatility
- How much the price moves up and down. Higher volatility means higher risk.
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Frequently asked questions about stocks
What is a stock?
A stock is a share in the ownership of a company. Owning it gives you a claim on part of the profit, paid out as dividends, and you gain when its price rises.
How many stocks are analyzed here?
We analyze 4,345 companies from 20 countries, from the NYSE and NASDAQ to European exchanges. Every company has a page with its price, key figures and full analysis.
What are the largest listed companies?
By market capitalization, the top three are NVIDIA Corporation, Apple Inc and Alphabet Inc Class A. The ranking updates after every session.
Which sector rose the most today?
The consumer staples sector, with +0.8% on a market-cap-weighted basis. The weakest was the communication services sector, at -1.5%.
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