Top 10 US Stock Gainers (10.12)

LongportOct 12, 2026 10:00 PM

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NASDAQ Composite Index has fell 0.44%, with a year-to-date rose 17.2%; S&P 500 has fell 0.06%, with a year-to-date rose 14%; Dow Jones Industrial Average has rose 0.38%, with a year-to-date rose 7.9%.

Bumble(BMBL) rose 49.61%, with a trading turnover 149.5 Million USD, and a year-to-date rose 6.4%.

Figs(FIGS) rose 12.42%, with a trading turnover 197.4 Million USD, and a year-to-date rose 56.2%.

Fair Isaac(FICO) rose 10.85%, with a trading turnover 1.4 Billion USD, and a year-to-date fell 56.2%.

Stock	Change	Turnover	Market Cap	YTD Change
Bumble(BMBL)	+49.61%	149.5 Million USD	501.5 Million USD	+6.4%
Figs(FIGS)	+12.42%	197.4 Million USD	2.9 Billion USD	+56.2%
Fair Isaac(FICO)	+10.85%	1.4 Billion USD	16.0 Billion USD	-56.2%
CCC Intelligent Solutions(CCC)	+8.12%	261.3 Million USD	4.5 Billion USD	-4.5%
Alignment Healthcare(ALHC)	+7.22%	80.1 Million USD	1.7 Billion USD	-59.0%
First Tracks Biotherapeutics(TRAX)	+6.91%	263.6 Million USD	1.2 Billion USD	+70.2%
Victorias Secret(VSXY)	+6.90%	136.9 Million USD	7.1 Billion USD	+63.1%
DHT(DHT)	+6.41%	212.2 Million USD	4.2 Billion USD	+143.3%
Manhattan Associates(MANH)	+6.34%	269.0 Million USD	12.7 Billion USD	+25.7%
Okeanis Eco Tankers(ECO)	+5.93%	93.5 Million USD	3.9 Billion USD	+240.1%

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