How often is this updated?

During market hours, StockMover refreshes movers frequently so the dashboard reflects the latest activity.

Is “top mover” the same as “most active”?

Not exactly. “Top movers” usually means biggest % change. “Most active” often means highest volume. Both can be useful.

Can I filter for higher-quality moves?

Yes — use thresholds (e.g., price tiers) and focus on movers with sustained volume and clear trend continuation.

Top Stock Movers Today

Track today’s biggest gainers, biggest losers, and unusual volume stocks — updated frequently during market hours.

Want the live, interactive view (filters, thresholds, and real-time lists)?

Open the StockMover Dashboard

Tip: Use the Top Mover dropdown for Gainers / Losers, and look for unusual activity by sorting/filters.

What are the top stock movers?

“Top stock movers” are stocks with unusually large changes compared to their recent activity — typically driven by earnings, breaking news, sector momentum, or sudden shifts in volume/liquidity.

How StockMover identifies market movers

Intraday price percentage change (biggest gainers & losers)
Unusual trading volume relative to typical activity
Momentum and volatility signals (fast moves, reversals)
AI-driven buy/sell bias for quick directional context

Today’s key lists you can check

1) Biggest Gainers

Stocks with the largest positive % move today. These often react to earnings beats, upgrades, catalysts, or strong momentum.

2) Biggest Losers

Stocks with the largest negative % move today. These often reflect disappointing news, weak guidance, or risk-off selling.

3) Unusual Volume

Stocks trading with abnormal volume compared to usual levels — often a sign of “something happening” (news, breakouts, squeeze dynamics).

FAQ

How often is this updated?: During market hours, StockMover refreshes movers frequently so the dashboard reflects the latest activity.
Is “top mover” the same as “most active”?: Not exactly. “Top movers” usually means biggest % change. “Most active” often means highest volume. Both can be useful.
Can I filter for higher-quality moves?: Yes — use thresholds (e.g., price tiers) and focus on movers with sustained volume and clear trend continuation.

Educational use only — not investment advice.