Weekly Market Movers

The week's biggest winners and losers, sector rotation, index scoreboard and post-earnings moves — screened from roughly 2,000 US stocks using Money365.Market's own daily price, earnings and analyst data. Descriptive record, not advice.

Week at a glanceOct 2 → Oct 9
S&P 500 (SPY)
▲+1.16%
Nasdaq-100 (QQQ)
▲+0.23%
Russell 2000 (IWM)
▼-0.92%
Breadth (adv / dec)
987/941
51% advancing · median +0.07%
Best sector ETF Utilities (XLU) ▲+3.97% · Weakest Technology (XLK) ▼-0.52%
Latest week· 5 trading days · 1,936 stocks screened

Weekly Market Movers: Week Ending October 9, 2026

Defensive sectors led as utilities and staples gained while tech and industrials lagged

Index & Asset Scoreboard

Weekly price change of the major index and asset-class ETFs, Friday close to Friday close.

InstrumentOct 9 closeWeek
S&P 500 (SPY)$778.57▲+1.16%
Nasdaq-100 (QQQ)$751.27▲+0.23%
Dow Jones (DIA)$516.11▲+0.98%
Russell 2000 (IWM)$278.94▼-0.92%
20+ Yr Treasuries (TLT)$77.98▲+0.65%
Gold (GLD)$384.58▲+1.17%
Crude Oil (USO)$148.20▲+0.56%
Source: Money365.Market internal daily price data, week ending October 9, 2026.
The week in three lines
  • S&P 500 rose 1.2% while Russell 2000 fell 0.9%, reflecting large-cap strength and small-cap weakness
  • Utilities led at +4.0%, followed by consumer staples and energy both at +3.6%; tech fell 0.5%
  • Brazilian financials XP Inc ($XP) rose 49.9% and Nu Holdings Ltd. ($NU) gained 20.0% to lead movers

Sector Rotation

Left: the ten SPDR sector ETFs ranked by weekly price change. Right: breadth inside each sector across the screened universe — how many of its stocks rose, and the average move.

Sector ETFWeek
Utilities (XLU)▲+3.97%
Consumer Staples (XLP)▲+3.60%
Energy (XLE)▲+3.60%
Health Care (XLV)▲+2.79%
Consumer Disc. (XLY)▲+2.55%
Financials (XLF)▲+2.32%
Real Estate (XLRE)▲+1.96%
Materials (XLB)▲+1.17%
Industrials (XLI)▼-0.41%
Technology (XLK)▼-0.52%
Sector (stocks)Adv / TotalAvg move
Utilities47 / 61+2.56%
Energy79 / 99+2.54%
Consumer Staples59 / 86+1.62%
Consumer Discretionary119 / 213+0.90%
Health Care160 / 289+0.47%
Financials138 / 336+0.33%
Real Estate48 / 107+0.13%
Information Technology135 / 264-0.13%
Communication39 / 69-0.33%
Materials44 / 93-0.38%
Industrials118 / 317-1.28%
Source: Money365.Market internal daily price data, 1,936 US-listed stocks.

The Week's Biggest Moves

The five largest gains and declines among US-listed stocks above $1B in market cap and $5 a share. Context shows the week's earnings result and latest tracked headline where available; the full ten of each are in the recap.

Top gainers · Oct 2–Oct 9

SymbolWeekContext
XPXP Inc$32.22▲+49.86%
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PCRXPacira Biosciences Inc$36.31▲+44.03%
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OPCHOption Care Health Inc$31.07▲+37.23%
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PTCPTC Inc$194.45▲+35.01%
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STNEStoneCo Ltd$12.46▲+30.47%
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Top decliners · Oct 2–Oct 9

SymbolWeekContext
AVBPArriVent BioPharma Inc$16.73▼-40.82%
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CDNLCardinal Infrastructure Group Inc$21.12▼-31.27%
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AEHRAehr Test Systems$84.64▼-21.05%
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YSSYork Space Systems Inc$7.11▼-20.82%
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CLSKCleanSpark Inc$10.49▼-17.62%
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Source: Money365.Market internal daily price and earnings data; price returns, dividends excluded.

Large-Cap Movers

The same ranking restricted to companies above $50B — the names most likely to sit in index funds and 401(k)s.

Large-cap gainers

  • NUNu Holdings Ltd. · $77.9B
    ▲+20.03%
  • MRNAModerna Inc · $78.6B
    ▲+18.41%
  • CEGConstellation Energy Corp · $93.7B
    ▲+15.76%
  • CIENCiena Corp · $55.5B
    ▲+14.93%
  • AMTAmerican Tower Corp · $76.3B
    ▲+12.36%

Large-cap decliners

  • INTCIntel Corp · $594.7B
    ▼-12.26%
  • TERTeradyne Inc · $62.3B
    ▼-10.32%
  • DEDeere & Co · $185.2B
    ▼-9.62%
  • VZVerizon Communications Inc · $191.6B
    ▼-9.30%
  • TMUST-Mobile US Inc · $178.5B
    ▼-9.20%
Source: Money365.Market internal daily price data, week ending October 9, 2026.
Continue in the full recap

All ten movers, the earnings reactions and the analyst shifts

11 companies in the screen reported this week. The recap adds the post-earnings movers with their EPS surprises, week-over-week analyst buy-share changes and the full methodology.

Read the Oct 9 recap

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