Weekly Market Movers

Weekly Market Movers:
Week Ending November 13, 2026

Energy and tech led broad rally as chip stocks rebounded despite leadership changes

Money365.Market Data Desk··5 trading days·1,902 stocks screened
Week at a glanceNov 6 → Nov 13
S&P 500 (SPY)
▲+2.56%
Nasdaq-100 (QQQ)
▲+3.63%
Russell 2000 (IWM)
▲+1.43%
Breadth (adv / dec)
1318/573
69% advancing · median +1.63%
Best sector ETF Energy (XLE) ▲+5.37% · Weakest Materials (XLB) ▲+0.52%

The Week in Brief

TL;DR
  • S&P 500 rose 2.6% and Nasdaq-100 gained 3.6%, with 1,318 advancers against 573 decliners
  • Energy led all sectors with a 5.4% gain; 86 of 95 energy stocks advanced
  • AMD rose 18.9% and AVGO gained 18.2% while NVDA fell 12.8% following CEO resignation news
  • Gold dropped 4.6% and long-term Treasuries fell 3.1% as risk assets rallied

Major equity indices rose across the board, with the Nasdaq-100 leading at 3.6% and the S&P 500 adding 2.6%. The rally showed solid breadth, with 1,318 stocks advancing against 573 decliners. Small-cap stocks lagged while long-duration Treasuries fell 3.1%.

Index & Asset Scoreboard

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

InstrumentNov 13 closeWeek
S&P 500 (SPY)$754.21▲+2.56%
Nasdaq-100 (QQQ)$679.89▲+3.63%
Dow Jones (DIA)$523.15▲+2.13%
Russell 2000 (IWM)$277.54▲+1.43%
20+ Yr Treasuries (TLT)$79.38▼-3.10%
Gold (GLD)$355.45▼-4.60%
Crude Oil (USO)$145.58▼-1.91%

Sector Rotation

Energy led the sector table with a 5.4% gain, supported by 86 of 95 constituent stocks advancing. Industrials and technology followed, rising 3.7% and 3.3% respectively, while real estate and materials lagged at the bottom of the table.

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
Energy (XLE)▲+5.37%
Industrials (XLI)▲+3.74%
Technology (XLK)▲+3.33%
Financials (XLF)▲+2.66%
Consumer Staples (XLP)▲+2.52%
Health Care (XLV)▲+2.19%
Utilities (XLU)▲+2.11%
Consumer Disc. (XLY)▲+2.04%
Real Estate (XLRE)▲+0.84%
Materials (XLB)▲+0.52%
Sector (stocks)Adv / TotalAvg move
Energy86 / 95+5.81%
Information Technology201 / 256+4.18%
Communication53 / 66+3.67%
Industrials241 / 307+3.24%
Consumer Staples66 / 86+1.59%
Utilities43 / 61+1.49%
Financials238 / 340+1.00%
Consumer Discretionary121 / 212+0.82%
Health Care169 / 280+0.25%
Real Estate56 / 107+0.07%
Materials44 / 91-0.11%

Standout Movers

Industrials led the top gainers, with AAON, Inc. rising 40.3% after reporting an earnings beat. Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. gained 18.9% even as news reports noted NVIDIA Corporation CEO Jensen Huang resigned.

Health care stocks led declines despite mixed earnings results, with ImmunityBio, Inc. dropping 30.3% after an earnings miss. Strategy Inc fell 13.4% following news of its removal from the MSCI USA Index.

Top 10 Winners

Largest weekly gains among US-listed stocks with market cap above $1B and share price above $5. Context shows the week's earnings result and latest headline where available.

Biggest gainers · Nov 6–Nov 13

SymbolWeekContext
MODModine Manufacturing Company$135.66▲+40.42%
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AAONAAON, Inc.$80.25▲+40.32%
EPS beat +41.9%
LQDALiquidia Corporation$57.41▲+29.30%
EPS miss -814.8%
LGNLegence Corp.$35.00▲+25.40%
EPS beat +76.4%
LUNRIntuitive Machines Inc$13.00▲+24.16%
EPS beat +19.6%
CECOCECO Environmental Corp.$54.25▲+24.11%
EPS miss -0.9%
CORZCore Scientific Inc$14.52▲+23.47%
—
AMBQAmbiq Micro, Inc.$47.46▲+23.08%
EPS beat +69.1%
FLYFirefly Aerospace Inc.$25.21▲+21.44%
EPS beat +6.8%
TTDThe Trade Desk, Inc.$15.68▲+21.27%
EPS beat +28.8%

Top 10 Losers

Largest weekly declines on the same screen.

Biggest decliners · Nov 6–Nov 13

SymbolWeekContext
JANXJanux Therapeutics, Inc.$11.37▼-35.51%
EPS beat +29.8%
IBRXImmunityBio, Inc.$6.02▼-30.28%
EPS miss -111.8%
IONSIonis Pharmaceuticals, Inc.$29.06▼-26.28%
EPS beat +46.4%
HIMSHims & Hers Health, Inc.$19.73▼-24.12%
EPS miss -254.1%
EVCMEverCommerce Inc$6.33▼-22.99%
—
NVAXNovavax, Inc.$8.53▼-20.92%
—
CTVACorteva, Inc.$9.43▼-20.76%
EPS miss -38.1%
VIRVir Biotechnology, Inc.$9.96▼-18.43%
—
RGTIRigetti Computing, Inc.$9.62▼-18.13%
EPS miss -14.7%
ARWRArrowhead Pharmaceuticals, Inc.$47.78▼-17.85%
EPS miss -87.8%

Large-Cap Movers

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

Large-cap gainers

  • AMDAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc. · $875.9B
    ▲+18.93%
  • AVGOBroadcom Inc · $1.56T
    ▲+18.16%
  • MPWRMonolithic Power Systems Inc · $58.1B
    ▲+16.81%
  • ANETArista Networks, Inc. · $249.3B
    ▲+15.51%
  • STXSeagate Technology Holdings PLC · $115.2B
    ▲+14.60%

Large-cap decliners

  • MSTRStrategy Inc · $54.5B
    ▼-13.43%
  • NVDANVIDIA Corporation · $4.01T
    ▼-12.75%
  • MRNAModerna, Inc. · $101.5B
    ▼-12.12%
  • NEMNewmont Corporation · $125.6B
    ▼-6.43%
  • SYKStryker Corporation · $123.5B
    ▼-4.98%

Earnings Movers

Earnings reactions diverged sharply from headline results, with several companies posting large moves counter to their beat-or-miss status. AAON, Inc. rose 40.3% after an earnings beat, while Liquidia Corporation gained 29.3% despite a miss.

213 companies in the screen reported quarterly results this week. These are the largest weekly moves among them, with the EPS surprise that accompanied them.

Biggest gains after reporting

SymbolAct / EstSurpriseWeek
AAONAAON, Inc.$0.83$0.58+41.9%▲+40.32%
LQDALiquidia Corporation$-6.99$0.98-814.8%▲+29.30%
LGNLegence Corp.$1.15$0.65+76.4%▲+25.40%
LUNRIntuitive Machines Inc$-0.10$-0.12+19.6%▲+24.16%
CECOCECO Environmental Corp.$0.60$0.61-0.9%▲+24.11%

Biggest declines after reporting

SymbolAct / EstSurpriseWeek
JANXJanux Therapeutics, Inc.$-0.34$-0.48+29.8%▼-35.51%
IBRXImmunityBio, Inc.$-0.18$-0.09-111.8%▼-30.28%
IONSIonis Pharmaceuticals, Inc.$-0.66$-1.23+46.4%▼-26.28%
HIMSHims & Hers Health, Inc.$-0.10$0.06-254.1%▼-24.12%
CTVACorteva, Inc.$0.06$0.10-38.1%▼-20.76%

Methodology & Disclaimer

Data. All figures come from Money365.Market's own daily price, earnings and analyst-recommendation records, captured at each US close. Returns are price returns from the Nov 6 close to the Nov 13 close; dividends are excluded.

Screen. 1,902 US-listed common stocks with market capitalization of at least $1B and a closing price of at least $5, with prices on at least three of the week's 5 trading days. ETFs and funds are excluded from the stock rankings.

Adjustments. Weekly moves are compounded from daily changes and cross-checked against closing prices; where the two disagree (stock splits, data corrections) the smaller move is used and the row is marked with an asterisk.

Narrative. The short prose sections were drafted by an AI model from the verified data above only, then checked automatically for number and ticker traceability, editorial tone and FCA financial-promotion wording before publication.

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