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One U.S. giant was riding high Tuesday morning while another was sinking.
Tech stocks continued to trade higher in Monday's premarket, after posting a solid gain on Friday.
Friday's premarket movers included the world's largest company by market cap moving up and a heavily traded newcomer that was sinking.
After a good start on Wednesday, markets sank in the afternoon. Thursday's opening was indicated to be mixed.
Here's a look at how markets were shaping up for Monday's opening bell.
24/7 Wall St. has tracked nine stocks that took big hits in the after-hours trading session on Wednesday, July 17, 2019.
24/7 Wall St. has compiled 12 of the top movers for Friday, including Chesapeake Energy, Intel and Twitter.
With tax reform having cleared the Senate and going back to the House, investors were looking for a higher stock market open on Wednesday.
Even with the market hitting new high after new high, just a few days of selling pressure makes the timid investors wonder if the next market correction is coming.
24/7 Wall St. wanted to track six of the biggest post-earnings movers. These are not all the movers by any means.
Earnings season may be winding down for the major companies, but there are still dozens of companies that are reporting each day of the week.
Sirius XM reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter financial results Thursday before the markets open.
Fears of Ebola have plagued the United States since late September, and some biotech companies have capitalized on this fear.
Shares of London-based mining company Rio Tinto got a boost in premarket trading in the U.S. Monday after an analyst upgrade of the mining sector that also helped lift stocks in European trading.
ThinkstockStocks are indicated lower on Monday, with the S&P 500 futures down seven points at 1,867.50 and DJIA futures down 61 points around 16,386. Investors and traders alike are still looking...