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After-Hours Movers Today

The biggest movers after the closing bell. These are the largest after-hours gainers and losers across the US market — the names reacting to post-close earnings and breaking news, ranked by their after-hours percentage move.

After-hours close · 8:00 PM ET · Aug 7, 2026

Top gainers

#SymbolPriceAH Chg %Volume
1ZJYL$4.11+89.40%5.83M
2XHLD$2.96+47.26%3.74M
3HUDI$1.04+43.94%25.62M
4INHD$6.52+26.72%1.31M
5FEAM$1.86+21.57%1.48M
6AWX$2.85+11.76%1.52M
7MKZR$1.64+11.19%2
8LZMH$1.30+11.11%397.8K
9RNAZ$4.44+11.00%39
10ABCL$7.64+10.09%112.41K
11DRIO$8.00+9.59%13
12PONX$21.00+9.55%100
13INLF$4.90+8.17%13.07K
14MGIH$1.60+8.11%12.65K
15USNG$36.99+8.06%101
16BCAR$5.00+7.53%11.17K
17ISSC$21.65+7.39%107
18FBLG$1.05+7.14%91
19BIVI$1.07+7.00%891.09K
20NXTC$6.29+6.97%75.24K
21TURB$1.54+6.21%1.03M
22JZ$2.70+5.88%2.56K
23NCNA$1.55+5.44%12.07K
24ABTC$6.80+5.43%17.29K
25ALOY$12.85+4.86%138

Top losers

#SymbolPriceAH Chg %Volume
1YJ$2.79-25.40%4.45M
2VSA$3.20-15.57%171.93K
3DSY$3.95-14.96%813.85K
4SGLY$6.22-12.15%322
5SLXN$1.67-11.64%142
6NAMI$4.04-10.02%1.71M
7ZDAI$1.66-7.78%9
8WFF$2.14-7.76%2.86M
9NEXR$2.72-7.48%47.83K
10HCAI$4.35-7.45%3.83K
11CELZ$1.33-6.99%796.54K
12WAFU$1.32-6.71%104.75K
13RADX$2.62-6.43%48
14RYOJ$4.70-6.37%227.48K
15GLXG$1.07-5.31%157.21K
16LXEH$1.50-5.06%244
17ZVRA$11.00-4.93%2.33K
18NNOX$1.01-4.72%3.04K
19FCUV$5.00-4.58%22.28K
20CGTL$3.87-4.44%39.09K
21JUNS$5.25-4.20%17.94K
22RAYA$2.34-4.10%26.33K
23PAVS$5.85-3.94%15.67K
24SHPH$4.30-3.91%250
25AKTX$7.50-3.85%61.55K

Snapshot of liquid US common stock (price ≥ $1, with meaningful volume) ranked by session % move; warrants, units and sub-dollar names are filtered out. Final once the session closes; 15-minute delayed while it's live. For information only — not financial advice.

About after-hours movers

After-hours (post-market) trading runs from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. ET. It's when most companies report quarterly earnings, so the after-hours leaderboard is dominated by earnings reactions — a beat-and-raise rocketing higher, a miss or weak guidance getting sold off. It's the first place you see how the market is digesting results that just dropped.

Like the premarket, after-hours volume is thin, so moves are exaggerated and can look very different by the next morning. An earnings pop that fades on the conference-call guidance, or a sell-off that recovers once analysts weigh in, is common. The after-hours list is most useful for building tomorrow's gap watchlist — flagging the names that will open with a gap and the catalysts behind them — rather than for chasing the move at 6 p.m.

These names roll straight into the next premarket session, so tracking them after-hours gives you a head start. StockSetups runs its alert engine and Top Lists through the post-market session in real time; this public snapshot is delayed, and the live boards are inside the app.

Frequently asked

What are after-hours movers?

Stocks making the biggest percentage moves during after-hours (post-market) trading, 4:00–8:00 p.m. ET. Most are reacting to earnings reports released after the close, plus any breaking corporate news.

Why do most earnings moves happen after hours?

Companies typically release quarterly results after the 4:00 p.m. close to give the market time to digest them before the next open. That's why the after-hours list is dominated by big earnings reactions — beats, misses and guidance changes.

Do after-hours moves carry into the next day?

Often, but not always. After-hours volume is light, so a move can extend, fade or reverse by the next morning once full liquidity returns. The after-hours list is best used to build a gap watchlist for the next premarket and regular session.

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