U.S. equity trading on Tuesday saw a mixture of rallies and sell-offs spanning mega-cap technology names down to small-cap biotechs. A number of corporate headlines and reported guidance updates tracked to material moves in share prices across market-cap segments.
Mega-cap highlights
- Oracle Corp (ORCL) rose 3.48%.
- Netflix Inc (NFLX) gained 3.37%.
- Microsoft Corp (MSFT) climbed 1.77%.
- Lam Research Corp (LRCX) fell 2.45%.
- Intel Corp (INTC) declined 3.20% - the note accompanying the move referenced Mobileye to supply advanced driver assistance systems to Mahindra.
- American Express (AXP) increased 2.54% following a renewal of its NBA partnership and the addition of USA Basketball.
Large-cap performers
- Spotify Technology (SPOT) surged 18.30%.
- Datadog Inc (DDOG) jumped 15.38%.
- Marriott Intl (MAR) rose 8.52% on strength in international growth despite a U.S. slowdown.
- Masco Corp (MAS) climbed 9.40% after a 2026 outlook that topped expectations.
- Hasbro Inc (HAS) gained 6.96% on news it will become the global toy licensee for the Harry Potter franchise.
- Reddit (RDDT) added 6.65%.
- Credo Technology Holding (CRDO) rose 10.34% after projecting third-quarter revenue above guidance and forecasting 200% growth.
- Medpace Holdings Inc (MEDP) dropped 14.24% despite a fourth-quarter earnings beat and in-line guidance.
- Wesco Intl (WCC) fell 9.61% as a Q4 earnings miss overshadowed a revenue beat.
- Figma Inc (FIG) increased 8.72%.
Mid-cap movers
- UniFirst Corp (UNF) jumped 17.59% after reports that UniFirst and Cintas renewed takeover discussions at $275 per share.
- Ultra Clean Holdings (UCTT) rose 15.31%.
- Kyndryl Holdings (KD) climbed 9.26% after Guggenheim downgraded the stock to Neutral citing management exits.
- Amentum Holdings LLC (AMTM) fell 9.51% as fiscal 2026 guidance trailed estimates.
- Under Armour (UAA) declined 9.10%.
- Valspar Corp (VAL) fell 6.51%.
- Transocean Ltd (RIG) fell 6.04%.
- Goodyear Tire (GT) plunged 13.93% after reporting mixed fourth-quarter results.
- Zoominfo Technologies Inc (GTM) declined 10.04% as in-line guidance disappointed investors.
- Upwork (UPWK) dropped 16.15% on weaker-than-expected first-quarter guidance.
Small-cap swings
- Evommune (EVMN) soared 49.06% after its atopic dermatitis drug met the primary endpoint in a Phase 2a trial.
- Nektar Therapeutics (NKTR) rallied 43.46% on positive long-term data for an atopic dermatitis drug.
- Ichor Holdings Ltd (ICHR) climbed 35.02% following Q4 results that beat estimates and guidance that topped expectations.
- Vestis (VSTS) rose 23.91% despite missing first-quarter expectations as revenue fell 3% year-over-year.
- MYT Netherlands Parent (LUXE) increased 19.02% as LuxExperience returned to profitability and Mytheresa performed well in Q2.
- CF Finance Acquisition (GCMG) gained 19.29%.
- Gilat Satellite N (GILT) plunged 19.82%.
- Jumia Technologies AG (JMIA) fell 15.73%.
- Regenxbio Inc (RGNX) dropped 13.29%.
- AVROBIO (TECX) declined 29.24%.
Across market-cap tiers, the session showcased sector-specific drivers: technology and software names produced several large winners and losers; travel and hospitality names saw movement tied to international growth commentary; industrial and materials-connected companies recorded mixed results; and small-cap biotechnology and therapeutics stocks posted some of the most pronounced percentage swings.
Investors navigating these moves faced a combination of corporate headlines, earnings outcomes and guidance that determined intraday direction for a broad set of equities.