Top 5 US Stock Gainers/Losers (>100B) (11.13)

LongportNov 13, 2026 10:01 PM

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NASDAQ Composite Index has fell 0.91%, with a year-to-date rose 8.2%; S&P 500 has fell 0.4%, with a year-to-date rose 10.5%; Dow Jones Industrial Average has rose 0.1%, with a year-to-date rose 8.9%.

AppLovin(APP) rose 3.92%, with a trading turnover 1.4 Billion USD, and a year-to-date fell 39.3%.

Airbnb(ABNB) rose 3.12%, with a trading turnover 920.2 Million USD, and a year-to-date rose 37.6%.

AMD(AMD) fell 8.75%, with a trading turnover 26.1 Billion USD, and a year-to-date rose 149.4%.

Dell Tech(DELL) fell 7.18%, with a trading turnover 3.3 Billion USD, and a year-to-date rose 176.6%.

Stock	Change	Turnover	Market Cap	YTD Change
AppLovin(APP)	+3.92%	1.4 Billion USD	135.5 Billion USD	-39.3%
Airbnb(ABNB)	+3.12%	920.2 Million USD	111.8 Billion USD	+37.6%
Meta Platforms(META)	+2.90%	9.6 Billion USD	1640.3 Billion USD	-2.5%
Novo Nordisk AS(NVO)	+2.41%	482.8 Million USD	183.6 Billion USD	-14.2%
McKesson(MCK)	+2.39%	564.9 Million USD	127.3 Billion USD	+34.8%
AMD(AMD)	-8.75%	26.1 Billion USD	875.9 Billion USD	+149.4%
Dell Tech(DELL)	-7.18%	3.3 Billion USD	219.1 Billion USD	+176.6%
Cisco(CSCO)	-6.24%	2.7 Billion USD	376.5 Billion USD	+26.5%
Sandisk(SNDK)	-5.59%	10.6 Billion USD	125.9 Billion USD	+272.8%
Western Digital(WDC)	-5.00%	1.4 Billion USD	110.7 Billion USD	+71.8%

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