Equity markets experienced sizeable intraday swings on Friday, with notable declines among several energy and chemical sector names and strong upticks in a number of industrial and travel-related stocks. Movements were broad, spanning mega-cap, large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap lists.
The biggest moves by market-cap tier are summarized below.
Mega-Cap Movers
(Market cap:$200 billion USD or higher)
- Netflix (NFLX); -10.05%
- Exxon Mobil (XOM); -5.61%
- Chevron (CVX); -4.66%
- General Electric (GE); +4.55%
- Home Depot (HD); +4.11%
- American Express (AXP); +3.23%
- Alibaba (BABA); +2.78%
- Eli Lilly And Co (LLY); +2.66%
- Palantir Technologies Inc (PLTR); +3.22%
- United Health Group (UNH); +2.12%
Large-Cap Stock Movers
(Market cap:$10-$200 billion USD)
- LyondellBasell Industries NV (LYB); -11.69%
- Dow Chemical (DOW); -10.95%
- Apache Corp (APA); -10.74%
- Venture Global Inc (VG); -11.55%
- CF Industries (CF); -10.42%
- CVR Energy Inc (CVI); -10.59%
- United Continental (UAL); +10.37%
- Royal Caribbean (RCL); +10.27%
- Southwest Airlines (LUV); +9.57%
- Carnival Corp-Exch (CCL); +9.26%
Mid-Cap Stock Movers
(Market cap:$2-$10 billion USD)
- Badger Meter Inc (BMI); Badger Meter to acquire UK sewer monitoring firm UDlive for $100M; -16.91%
- Bleichroeder Acquisition I (MRLN); Merlin announces board composition following Nasdaq listing; -15.42%
- Par Pete Corp (PARR); -13.28%
- Pbf Energy Inc (PBF); -12.97%
- Talos Energy (TALO); -11.08%
- SM Energy Co (SM); -10.08%
- Alaska Air (ALK); +13.51%
- Polaris Industries (PII); +10.24%
- CF Acquisition Corp VI (RUMBW); +4.67%
Small-Cap Stock Movers
(Market cap:$300 million - $2 billion USD)
- Sizzle Acquisition (CRML); Greenland approves Critical Metals’ Tanbreez stake increase to 92.5%; +42.29%
- GoGreen Investments (LZM); +30.59%
- MTech Acquisition A (ABTC); +24.34%
- MMTEC (MTC); +22.2%
- Beyond Meat Inc (BYND); +21.05%
- Wowo Ltd (CD); +15.68%
- Camping World Holdings Inc (CWH); +13.41%
- Corvus Pharmaceuticals Inc (CRVS); Goldman Sachs initiates Corvus Pharmaceuticals stock with buy rating; +13.03%
- MSTU (MSTU); +7.53%
- WeShop Holdings Ltd (WSHP); +8.48%
Friday's action illustrates the range of drivers affecting individual shares, from corporate announcements and deal activity to analyst coverage and sector-led moves. The session produced steep declines in several chemical and energy names and pronounced gains in travel-related and select small-cap names tied to corporate approvals or analyst initiation.
Editor note: This article lists intraday percentage moves and company-specific developments reported for the trading session. It does not offer investment recommendations.