After Hours Report

The stock market finished Monday's session on a mixed note, with a sharp afternoon selloff in technology stocks erasing an early rally in the major averages despite continued strength across much of the broader market. The S&P 500 (-0.5%) and Nasdaq Composite (-1.1%) ended firmly lower after surrendering gains of more than 1.0% earlier in the session, while the DJIA (+0.4%) managed to hold on to a modest advance.

The session began on a much more encouraging note as a sharp decline in crude oil prices provided relief from the inflationary concerns and economic headwinds associated with elevated energy costs. WTI crude settled $7.55 lower (-7.3%) at $96.51 per barrel amid reports that the U.S. favors pursuing a diplomatic resolution with Iran rather than military action following the midterm elections. The development helped fuel early buying interest across a wide range of cyclical and consumer-facing stocks, although the energy sector (-4.0%) suffered substantial losses as oil prices retreated.

The broader market retained much of that early strength even as the major averages deteriorated throughout the afternoon. Seven S&P 500 sectors finished higher, with the consumer discretionary sector (+2.3%) leading the advance. Amazon (AMZN 245.63, +5.28, +2.20%) was a notable standout after Phillip Securities upgraded the stock to Buy from Accumulate with a $330 price target, while Marriott (MAR 416.30, +17.00, +4.26%)benefited from better-than-expected Q3 earnings and an improved outlook supported by resilient travel demand.

The financials (+1.8%), materials (+1.8%), consumer staples (+1.8%), and industrials (+1.4%) sectors also posted solid gains, reflecting continued investor interest in areas outside the technology trade. Homebuilders and other interest-rate-sensitive stocks benefited from a decline in Treasury yields alongside falling oil prices. Sherwin-Williams (SHW 352.37, +19.76, +5.94%) and Home Depot (HD 341.15, +11.95, +3.63%) were among the DJIA standouts.

The divergence between the broader market and the major averages was particularly evident in the performance of the S&P 500 Equal Weighted Index (+0.8%), which outperformed the market-cap-weighted S&P 500 by 1.3 percentage points. The S&P Mid Cap 400 (+0.8%) also finished higher, although the Russell 2000 (-0.2%) surrendered its earlier gains as selling pressure intensified during the afternoon.

The continued outperformance of the equal-weighted index underscored the market's ongoing rotation away from concentrated mega-cap leadership. Meanwhile, the information technology sector (-2.7%) was a major source of pressure, with the PHLX Semiconductor Index (-3.4%) suffering another substantial decline after briefly climbing nearly 2.0% earlier in the session. The reversal highlighted the persistent caution surrounding AI-related stocks following last week's sharp selloff, as investors continued to scrutinize elevated growth expectations and the substantial capital commitments associated with AI infrastructure development.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD 466.84, -37.96, -7.52%) remained under pressure following Intel's (INTC 59.97, -5.79, -8.80%) disappointing earnings report last week, with AMD scheduled to report its own quarterly results after Tuesday's close. Tower Semi (TSEM 155.32, -11.16, -6.70%)) also declined despite reporting strong Q3 revenue growth and issuing above-consensus Q4 revenue guidance, reflecting continued skepticism toward AI infrastructure companies even when their underlying results remain encouraging.

Marvell (MRVL 171.41, -24.99, -12.72%) and Lumentum (LITE 684.40, -156.30, -18.59%) were additional semiconductor-related laggards following the announcement of their approximately $115 billion all-stock merger. While the combination would expand Marvell's AI connectivity and optical networking capabilities, concerns about substantial share issuance and integration risks weighed on both stocks.

Elsewhere in the technology sector, Oracle (ORCL 119.10, -11.57, -8.85%) faced significant selling pressure after disclosing plans to raise $20 billion through a combination of debt and equity financing, adding to concerns about the financing requirements of the AI infrastructure buildout. Apple (AAPL 338.32, -6.31, -1.83%) also traded lower ahead of its fiscal Q4 earnings report after the close, with investors awaiting updates on iPhone demand, rising memory costs, and expectations for the holiday quarter.

The weakness extended beyond the information technology sector, with the Vanguard Mega Cap Growth ETF (-1.4%) reflecting broader pressure on large growth-oriented companies. The communication services sector (-0.2%) also finished modestly lower, contributing to the divergence between the technology-heavy Nasdaq and the more resilient DJIA.

Monday's session ultimately reinforced the increasingly divided nature of the market. The steep decline in oil prices and continued rotation into cyclical, defensive, and interest-rate-sensitive stocks provided meaningful support beneath the surface, but that strength was insufficient to prevent another substantial retreat in the major averages as technology selling intensified. The afternoon reversal was particularly notable given the strength of the early rally, suggesting that investors remain willing to reduce exposure to AI-related stocks even when broader market conditions appear favorable. With another busy stretch of earnings ahead, the ability of technology companies to justify elevated expectations and substantial investment commitments remains a central question for the market.

U.S. Treasuries made their way through Monday's trade unscathed, as a sharp drop in oil prices, fueled by speculation of a potential diplomatic solution between the U.S. and Iran, and more struggles for the high-beta stocks drove a bid that led to lower yields across the curve. The 2-year note yield settled down one basis point to 4.58%, and the 10-year note yield settled down three basis points to 4.90%. 

• Russell 2000: +13.1% YTD
• S&P Mid Cap 400: +11.7% YTD
• S&P 500: +10.2% YTD
• Nasdaq Composite: +8.3% YTD
• DJIA: +8.2% YTD

Overseas:

• Europe: DAX +0.6%, FTSE +0.3%, CAC +1.0%
• Asia: Nikkei -0.3%, Hang Seng +0.4%, Shanghai +1.1%

Commodities:

• Crude Oil -7.55 @ 96.51
• Nat Gas -0.04 @ 2.86
• Gold +70.80 @ 3969.80
• Silver +1.53 @ 50.82
• Copper +0.08 @ 6.56

After-Hours Spotlight:

• Apple (AAPL) beats by $0.11, reports revs in-line; iPhones slightly beat estimates...AAPL +0.9%
• Camping World (CWH) misses by $0.33, misses on revs; Still expects FY26 adjusted EBITDA to be below low end of previously communicated range of $230-$270 mln...CWH -9.1%
• Celanese (CE) beats by $0.09, misses on revs...CE +1.9%
• Clorox (CLX) beats by $0.48, beats on revs; guides FY27 EPS above consensus, revs in-line...CLX +2.1%
• Ethos Technologies (LIFE) beats by $0.41; guides Q4 revs above consensus; guides FY26 revs above consensus...LIFE +11.5%
• EverQuote (EVER) reports EPS in-line, beats on revs; guides Q4 revs in-line with consensus; Board authorizes $50 mln buyback program...EVER +8.0%
• Fabrinet (FN) beats by $0.15, beats on revs; Board authorizes $103.0 mln buyback program...FN +12.9%
• Harmonic (HLIT) beats by $0.06, beats on revs; guides Q4 EPS above consensus, revs above consensus...HLIT +18.3%
• Ibotta (IBTA) beats by $0.70, beats on revs; guides Q4 revs in-line with consensus...IBTA +11.8%
• Lattice Semi (LSCC) beats by $0.17, beats on revs; guides Q4 revs above consensus...LSCC +8.3%
• onsemi (ON) beats by $0.02, reports revs in-line; guides Q4 EPS in-line, revs in-line...ON -2.5%
• Palantir Technologies (PLTR) beats by $0.03, beats on revs; guides Q4 revs above consensus...PLTR +1.2%
• Voyager Technologies (VOYG) beats by $0.02, beats on revs; guides FY26 revs in-line with consensus...VOYG +6.8%

For a full rundown of today's market and after hours developments, see Live In Play

• Earnings/Guidance (Full Earnings Calendar):
  • Acadia Realty Trust (AKR) reports FFO in-line, revs in-line; reaffirms FY26 FFO guidance
  • Axsome Therapeutics (AXSM) beats by $0.38, beats on revs
  • Check Point Software (CHKP) beats by $0.01, revs in-line
  • Choice Hotels (CHH) beats by $0.04, beats on revs; guides FY26 EPS in-line with consensus
  • Cipher Mining (CIFR) beats by $0.33, misses on revs
  • CNA Financial (CNA) misses by $0.46
  • CorMedix (CRMD) Therapeutics provides business update, reaffirms 2026 total revenue guidance, and reports third quarter cash position
  • Dauch (DCH) expects Q3 adjusted EBITDA of $355-360 mln; raises sales outlook, lowers FY26 EBITDA range
  • DoubleVerify (DV) beats by $0.06, misses on revs
  • Entergy (ETR) beats by $0.25; guides FY26 EPS in-line; raises dividend
  • Estee Lauder (EL) beats by $0.21, beats on revs; raises FY27 EPS in-line
  • Fox (FOXA) Corporation beats by $0.46, beats on revs
  • IDEXX Labs (IDXX) beats by $0.28, beats on revs; guides FY26 EPS above consensus, revs in-line with consensus
  • Kosmos Energy (KOS) reports Q3 results
  • Krystal Biotech (KRYS) beats by $0.26, beats on revs; Board authorizes $400 mln buyback program
  • Loews (L) Corp reports Q3 results
  • Lumentum (LITE) beats by $0.35, reports revs in-line; guides Q2 EPS above consensus, revs above consensus
  • Marriott (MAR) beats by $0.18, beats on revs; guides Q4 EPS above consensus
  • Napco Security Systems (NSSC) misses by $0.04, misses on revs
  • Public Service (PEG) misses by $0.04, misses on revs; reaffirms FY26 EPS guidance
  • Tempus AI (TEM) beats by $0.16, revs in-line; guides FY26 revs in-line with consensus
  • Tilray (TLRY) announces strategy to strengthen Canadian cannabis operations and drive profitable growth; raises lower end of FY27 adjusted EBITA guidance
  • Tower Semi (TSEM) beats by $0.08, reports revs in-line; guides Q4 revs above consensus
• General News
  • President Trump held a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, where Netanyahu pressed Trump to strike Iran immediately after the midterm elections, but Trump wants to let negotiations play out. Axios
  • Democrats have a 7-point advantage in the battle for control of the House, which is outside the margin of error. NBC News
  • New polls show Democrats ahead in enough states to take control of the Senate. Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the key Michigan Senate race. NY Times
  • Democrats will likely pass bills to revoke President Trump's tariffs if they win the midterms, but those bills will get vetoed. Reuters
  • President Trump says he may become "Mr. Veto" if the Democrats win the midterms. Bloomberg
  • Protests turned violent in Germany. Bloomberg
  • The U.S. supports the resumption of Russian natural gas sales to Europe. WSJ
  • Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says the U.S. and Canada are working on an agreement to end the trade war "in the coming weeks." President Trump says both sides are close to a trade agreement that will include reviving the Keystone XL pipeline. Politico
  • OpenAI cut its funding target by $10 billion amid anxiety in the artificial intelligence sector. FT
  • President Trump says he will protect staff from investigations with preemptive pardons. He said he will "protect" Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. NY Post
  • Binance restored backing for approximately 90% of the $6.3 billion in token assets stolen. CNBC
  • 3D Systems (DDD) expands BioSummer Dental partnership in France for NextDent 300 rollout
  • A Blackstone (BX) supported investor group is aiming to acquire a stake in LNG Canada's liquefaction unit from a Mitsubishi. Bloomberg
  • A Chinese executive close to Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang is suspected of providing China with information. WSJ
  • Affordable Care Act premiums (UNH) will rise 13% next year (UNH, CVS, MCK, CI, HUM, CNC, ALHC, MOH, ELV, THC, UHS, CYH, HCA, OSCR). NY Times
  • Agenus (AGEN) Nature Medicine paper highlights Phase 2 UNICORN neoadjuvant BOT+BAL data in resectable colon cancer
  • AH Realty (AHRT) Trust reports 23,000 sq. ft. of Harbor Point leasing activity; office portfolio now 98% leased
  • Alaska Air (ALK) to eliminate 200 jobs. Reuters
  • Alphabet (GOOG)'s Google discussing involvement in Golden Dome program, according to Bloomberg
  • AN2 Therapeutics (ANTX) gets FDA IND clearance for Phase 2 epetraborole study in polycythemia vera
  • Blackstone-led group to (EQT) invest $3.1 bln in Mitsubishi's LNG Canada interest
  • BrainsWay (BWAY) partners with Mindful Health Solutions on Deep TMS, SWIFT rollout
  • Carlyle (CG), KKR, and Oaktree are hoping to purchase leveraged loans. Bloomberg
  • Ceribell (CBLL) launches FDA-cleared delirium monitoring on brain monitoring platform
  • Dynatrace, CrowdStrike (CRWD) partner on SIEM and observability integrations
  • Elbit Systems (ESLT) wins $170 mln Israel artillery training and simulation contract
  • Entergy (ETR) increases quarterly dividend to $0.68 from $0.64
  • Flowco (FLOC) expands share repurchase authorization to $200 mln from $50 mln
  • GEO (GEO) wins 10-year ICE-related contract for 2,329-bed Big Spring Complex in Texas
  • Global Indemnity (GBLI) names Jessica Buss CEO, succeeding Jay Brown
  • Google (GOOG, GOOGL) (GOOG) starts a second sale of euro bonds. Bloomberg
  • Inovio Pharma (INO) : FDA granted accelerated approval for Voceryq for treatment of adults with recurrent respiratory papillomatosis
  • Inovio Pharma (INO) announces FDA accelerated approval of VOCERYQ, an immunotherapy to reduce the frequency of surgery in adults with recurrent respiratory papillomatosis
  • Leidos (LDOS) increases quarterly cash dividend to $0.45/share from $0.43/share
  • Matador (MTDR)'s San Mateo expands Delaware Basin infrastructure, signs new long-term gas agreements
  • Meta (META) built a humanoid prototype with a startup in China. The Information
  • Muse could disrupt Amazon's advertising business by purchasing products directly. WSJ (META)
  • Nuvation Bio (NUVB) to present updated Phase 2 safusidenib glioma data at SNO meeting
  • Okta set to Join S&P 500; others to Join S&P MidCap 400 and S&P SmallCap 600 (INDXCH)
  • Opay halted its initial public offering following a regulatory inquiry. Bloomberg (OPAY)
  • OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (SSNLF) met with executives at Samsung. Bloomberg
  • Oshkosh (OSK) Defense partners with Grid Aero on autonomous logistics aircraft manufacturing
  • POET (POET) names Giovanni Pacelli CFO, succeeding Thomas Mika
  • Rockwell Automation (ROK) increases quarterly dividend to $1.45/share from $1.38/share
  • Ryanair (RYAAY) authorizes €800 mln share buyback, declares €0.273 interim dividend – 6-K filing
  • S&P Dow Jones Indices (RAMP) : Okta to join S&P 500, replacing Kenvue
  • SpaceX (SPCX) in discussions to purchase Boost Mobile from Echostar (ECHO, T, VZ, TMUS). Washington Post
  • Standard Nuclear (STDN) selected by ARPA-E for about $7 mln TRISO fuel development award
  • SunPower (SPWR) files for offering of up to 103,109,005 shares of common stock and up to 5,639,952 shares of common stock issued pursuant to the FPA settlement agreements by selling shareholders
  • Sunshine Silver Mining (SSMR) added to Solactive Global Silver Miners Index
  • Syntec Optics (OPTX) secures 25% order increase for advanced space reconnaissance
  • Tesla (TSLA) registrations rise across northern Europe. Reuters
  • Teva (TEVA) to discontinue Phase 2 emrusolmin MSA study after interim futility analysis
  • Utz (UTZ) CEO Howard Friedman to leave after take-private closes; director B. John Lindeman tapped for post-close CEO role – 8-K filing
  • V2X (VVX) awarded a $104.6 mln modification to Army contract for operation, maintenance and defense of Army communications
  • Vulcan Materials (VMC) unit receives MSHA imminent danger order at Lexington Quarry – 8-K filing
  • Wyndham (WH) partners with HotelREZ to add 40+ luxury hotels to Registry Collection
  • XMax (NVDA) signs five-year AI infrastructure services agreement; sees over $100 mln revenue over five years
  • ZKH partners with Intel (INTC) to launch LingLong Insight 1.0 industrial edge AI model

• Upgrades:
  • Amazon.com (AMZN) upgraded to Buy from Accumulate at Phillip Securities, tgt $330
  • Aon plc (AON) upgraded to Market Perform from Underperform at Raymond James
  • British American Tobacco (BTI) upgraded to Buy from Neutral at Goldman Sachs
  • Clorox (CLX) upgraded to In Line from Underperform at Evercore ISI, tgt $99
  • CrowdStrike (CRWD) upgraded to Buy from Hold at Deutsche Bank, tgt $300
  • First Carolina (FCBM) upgraded to Outperform from Market Perform at Hovde Group, tgt $15
  • Franklin Electric (FELE) upgraded to Buy from Neutral at DA Davidson, tgt $135
  • Inovio (INO) upgraded to Buy from Neutral at H.C. Wainwright, tgt $5
  • Mohawk Industries (MHK) upgraded to Outperform from In Line at Evercore ISI, tgt $171
  • Oracle (ORCL) upgraded to Overweight from Equal Weight at Stephens, tgt $213
  • PennyMac Mortgage (PMT) upgraded to Outperform from Market Perform at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, tgt $10
  • Rivian (RIVN) upgraded to Buy from Neutral at UBS, tgt $17
• Downgrades:
  • Acumen (ABOS) downgraded to Underperform from Buy at BofA, tgt $1
  • Alnylam (ALNY) downgraded to Hold from Buy at Truist, tgt $225
  • Arthur J. Gallagher (AJG) downgraded to Neutral from Buy at Citi, tgt $300
  • Bausch + Lomb (BLCO) downgraded to Neutral from Buy at H.C. Wainwright, tgt $22
  • Camtek (CAMT) downgraded to Underweight from Equal Weight at Morgan Stanley, tgt $126
  • Coinbase (COIN) downgraded to Underweight from Equal Weight at Morgan Stanley, tgt $120
  • Cullen/Frost (CFR) downgraded to Market Perform from Outperform at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, tgt $175
  • Farmers National (FMNB) downgraded to Market Perform from Outperform at Raymond James
  • Floor & Decor (FND) downgraded to Sell from Neutral at Goldman Sachs, tgt $38
  • Full House Resorts (FLL) downgraded to Hold from Buy at Texas Capital Securities, tgt $1
  • Hilton Grand Vacations (HGV) downgraded to Market Perform from Outperform at Citizens
  • National CineMedia (NCMI) downgraded to Hold at Texas Capital Securities, tgt $1.75
  • Reddit (RDDT) downgraded to In Line from Outperform at Evercore ISI, tgt $120
  • Reddit (RDDT) downgraded to Hold from Buy at Loop Capital, tgt $100
  • ResMed (RMD) downgraded to Hold from Buy at Canaccord
• Others:
  • AngloGold Ashanti (AU) initiated at Buy at TD Cowen, tgt $123
  • Autolus Therapeutics (AUTL) assumed at Buy at H.C. Wainwright, tgt $10
  • Azora Therapeutics (AZR) initiated at Buy at Jones Trading, tgt $14
  • Azora Therapeutics (AZR) initiated at Buy at TD Cowen
  • Figma (FIG) initiated at Neutral at Rothschild & Co Redburn, tgt $23
  • GameStop (GME) initiated at Buy at StoneX, tgt $33
  • H2O America (HTO) initiated at Outperform at Mizuho, tgt $67
  • Janus Living (JAN) initiated at Outperform at Mizuho, tgt $33
  • Nkarta (NKTX) assumed at Buy at H.C. Wainwright, tgt $12
  • Retension Pharmaceuticals (RTSN) initiated at Buy at Guggenheim, tgt $55
  • Scotts Miracle-Gro (SMG) assumed at Overweight at Wells Fargo, tgt $71
  • SharkNinja (SN) initiated at Buy at BTIG, tgt $245
  • Teva (TEVA) initiated at Buy at H.C. Wainwright, tgt $52

• Econ Data (Tuesday):
  • 10:00 ET: September Business Inventories (prior 0.4%)
  • 10:00 ET: September JOLTS - Job Openings (Briefing.com consensus: 7.100M; prior 7.079M)
  • 10:00 ET: September Factory Orders (Briefing.com consensus: 1.2%; prior 0.1%)

• Earnings:
  • Monday (November 2)
    • Pre-Market: AKR, AXSM, CHH, CHKP, CIFR, CNA, EL, ETR, FOXA, IDXX, KRYS, LITE, MAR, NSSC, PEG, TEM, TSEM
    • After-Hours: AAPL, ADTN, AEIS, AESI, ALSN, BCC, BMRN, BWXT, CALX, CBT, CC, CE, CLX, CRBG, CRC, CRGY, CSWC, CWH, DOC, EQH, EVER, FANG, FN, HLF, HLIT, HNGE, HUN, IBTA, ICHR, INSP, IRT, JAN, JAZZ, LIFE, LSCC, MSA, MTCH, NBIX, NMFC, O, OGS, ON, OTTR, PAY, PLTR, PPLI, RHP, RIG, ROKU, SBAC, SBRA, SNDX, TNC, TVTX, UDR, VAL, VNO, VNOM, VOYA, VOYG, VRTX, VVX, WAY, WMB
  • Tuesday (November 3)
    • Pre-Market: ADM, ADT, AHCO, ALKS, AME, APO, APTV, AROC, ARVN, BALL, BETA, BNTX, BR, CLVT, CMCO, CNK, CVI, DD, DOCN, DT, ET, ETN, EXPD, FIS, FISV, FWRG, GPK, HLNE, HNI, HSIC, IPGP, IT, KDP, KNF, LDOS, LGIH, LPX, MDGL, MPC, MPLX, MZTI, NPO, PFE, PHG, PJT, PNW, RACE, RRX, RVTY, RYTM, SHC, SHOP, SRAD, SUN, SYY, TEVA, TRI, ULS, UPST, VITL, VSNT, WAT, XHR, XMTR, XPRO, YUM, YUMC, ZBRA
    • After-Hours: ADUS, AFG, AIG, AIZ, ALAB, AMD, AMGN, ANDE, ANET, ARDX, ASH, BKNG, CAR, CORT, CPNG, DEI, DNLI, DRH, DUOL, ECG, EVTC, FBIN, FLYW, FRSH, GEF, GXO, HL, HMN, HURN, IFF, IOSP, JKHY, KAI, LIME, LTC, MIRM, MOD, MOS, MQ, MTDR, MTW, NVTS, OHI, OVV, PARR, PRIM, PRU, PXED, QDEL, RARE, RRR, RVLV, SDRL, SKY, SM, SMCI, SU, SWKS, TALO, TOST, TREE, TSLX, TX, UNM, VRNS, WTRG, XYZ
  • Wednesday (November 4)
    • Pre-Market: ADNT, APMD, ARCB, ATHM, AVA, AVNT, AVT, BCO, BCRX, BRKR, BTU, CAMT, CDW, CIGI, COR, CRCL, CRL, CRTO, CVS, CWK, DDOG, DIN, EMR, ESAB, EXP, FLUT, FRPT, GFS, GOLF, GWW, HRMY, HUT, HZO, KD, KHC, KMT, LIVN, MCD, MDLN, MLCO, MLM, MOG.A, MSGE, MTRN, NICE, NMM, NOMD, NYT, OC, OPCH, OPLN, PCOR, PFGC, PODD, PRGO, Q, RAL, REYN, RIOT, SEDG, SFL, SHLS, SMG, SN, SOLS, SWK, SWX, TBLA, TKR, TREX, TRMB, UBER, UTHR, VAC, VGNT, VSH, W, WLK, XPEL, YOU, ZBH
    • After-Hours: ACAD, ACHC, ACT, ADMA, ADPT, AFL, ALB, ALGT, ALL, AMC, AMCR, AMH, AMSC, APA, APC, APP, ARM, ATO, ATTO, AWR, BIO, BKH, BLLN, BROS, CAI, CAVA, CDE, CF, CGNX, CHRD, CHYM, COHR, COTY, CPAY, CRK, CRUS, CW, CXT, CXW, CYTK, DAVE, DLX, ECPG, EE, ELF, ES, EW, EXPE, FICO, FIG, FSLY, GNK, GT, GTM, HCC, HST, HUBS, IPAR, ITT, JOBY, KNTK, KVYO, LB, LEU, LMAT, LNWO, LOPE, LUMN, LYNX, LZ, MAC, MATX, MCK, MELI, MET, MFC, MGNI, MGY, MKSI, MNTN, MSI, MTG, MUR, MWA, NAVI, NFG, NHP, NTGR, NTR, NVST, NWE, NWSA, OBDC, OPK, ORA, OTF, PAAS, PAYC, PGEN, PGNY, PK, PLMR, POWI, PR, PRCT, PRI, PTC, PTRN, QCOM, QGEN, RCUS, RDN, RDW, RELY, RGLD, RGR, RLJ, ROOT, RPD, RUN, RVMD, RYN, SBGI, SDGR, SEZL, SITM, SKT, SNAP, STAA, TKO, TPC, TROX, TS, TTAM, USPH, UUUU, VCYT, VECO, VERX, VIAV, VIR, VMRK, VSEC, WES, WOLF, WTS, WU, XZO, ZG
  • Thursday (November 5)
    • Pre-Market: AAP, ACIW, ACLS, ACMR, ANIP, APD, APPN, ARHS, ARW, ATS, BDX, BKSY, BKV, BSY, CAH, CARS, CCOI, CELH, CERT, CG, CI, CMI, CNR, COLD, COLL, COP, CTRI, DCO, DNOW, DNUT, DTE, DUK, ECVT, ENOV, EPAM, EVH, EVRG, FA, FOUR, FSK, FTDR, GEL, GENI, GEO, GOOS, GPGI, GPN, HAE, HIMX, HTZ, IBP, IMAX, INGR, INSW, IOVA, IRM, KMB, KRP, KTB, LAMR, LCII, LFST, LMND, LNC, LOAR, LPG, LSPD, MAIR, MBUU, MDU, MH, MIDD, MRX, MT, MTSI, NABL, NSIT, NTCT, NVAX, NVMI, NVRI, NWN, NXST, ONC, OSCR, OTEX, PAYO, PBH, PENN, PH, PLNT, PLTK, PRKS, PRMB, PRVA, PTLO, PTON, PZZA, REAX, RL, ROCK, ROK, SCSC, SHAK, SHOO, SO, SONY, SPHR, SRE, STRA, TAP, TFX, TGLS, TIGO, TPR, TRIP, TRP, U, USFD, VCEL, VIRT, VNT, VRSK, VTRS, VYX, WD, WEN, WMS, WRBY, ZTS
    • After-Hours: AAOI, ABNB, AEE, AFRM, AGNT, AGO, AHR, AKAM, ALRM, AMN, AOSL, ARLO, ARRY, ASTH, ATEN, AVPT, AXON, BBDC, BILL, BJRI, BL, CALY, CARG, CENX, CON, CPK, CPT, CRSR, DBX, DIOD, DKNG, DOCS, DVN, ED, EOG, EVCM, FIGS, FIP, FIVN, FNF, FOXF, FROG, G, GH, GMED, GPRE, GRDN, HALO, HHH, HLIO, ICFI, ICUI, INDI, INOD, IONQ, IRTC, JHX, KRMN, KTOS, LASR, LION, LYFT, LYV, MAT, MBC, MC, MCHP, MNKD, MNST, MOBI, MP, MTD, NET, NMIH, NOG, NRDS, NTRA, NXH, OPEN, OUT, PAR, PBA, PCTY, PLSE, PRDO, REF, REG, RGA, SARO, SG, SMR, SOLV, SOUN, SPG, SRPT, STE, SVV, TDC, TEAM, TMDX, TNDM, TRUP, TXG, TXRH, VSAT, WEST, WK, WSC, WYNN, XPOF, XRAY, YELP, ZD
  • Friday (November 6)
    • Pre-market: AMR, ATMU, BEN, BIP, BLMN, CHTR, CLMT, DK, ELAN, EMA, ESNT, FLR, GOGO, GTN, HUM, KOP, MRNA, MSGK, OKLO, PAA, PPL, SLVM, STWD, TDS, TILE, UAA, UTZ, WULF
    • Afternoon: None