| # | Ticker | Change | Close | Theme |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | HQ 🚀 | +63.34% | $17.82 | Micro-cap |
| 2 | NTLA | +23.20% | $14.92 | Biotech |
| 3 | WYFI | +21.38% | $29.98 | Tech |
| 4 | BRUN | +21.15% | $37.46 | Industrial |
| 5 | TXG | +11.72% | $32.22 | Life Sci |
| 6 | MRVL | +10.42% | $308.85 | Semis/AI |
| 7 | ENTG | +8.22% | $162.89 | Semis |
| 8 | VECO | +7.18% | $83.04 | Semis |
| 9 | HON | +3.22% | $227.41 | Aerospace |
| 10 | AAL | +3.20% | $15.46 | Airlines |
Note: The after-hours screener returned no results for tonight (Monday, June 15, 2026). No large-cap companies reported after today's close with qualifying after-hours moves. Shown below is the upcoming earnings calendar for the week of June 22–25, 2026 based on finviz:upcoming_earnings_screener.
A breakthrough U.S.-Iran nuclear deal sent crude oil prices sharply lower, sparking a risk-on move across equities. Energy stocks bore the brunt of the selloff (-3.26%) while sectors sensitive to lower input costs — airlines, industrials, and tech — rallied strongly.
MRVL surged +10.42% on broad semiconductor enthusiasm tied to geopolitical relief and AI infrastructure demand. Chip equipment names followed: AMAT +3.27%, ENTG +8.22%, VECO +7.18%, and AEIS +4.60%. QQQ's +3.14% gain reflects the tech-heavy leadership.
HON gained +3.22% after the Honeywell board approved the spin-off of Honeywell Aerospace. The catalyst drove broader Industrials to lead the tape at +3.64%, the top sector of the session. AEIS and ROAD also posted notable gains within the space.
AAL surged +3.20% on confirmed news that US-Iran peace hopes sent jet fuel costs lower. The airline sector caught a broad tailwind, with the move described in headlines as major carriers catching a "fuel cost tailwind." Consumer Cyclical gained +1.68%.
TLT edged down -0.06% as risk appetite drove rotation out of safe-haven assets. Consumer Defensive fell -0.63% and Real Estate -0.84%, both underperforming as the market embraced cyclical and growth exposure. Energy -3.26% was the day's clear loser.
GLD rose +2.59% alongside equities — an unusual simultaneous rally reflecting continued geopolitical uncertainty even as immediate tensions eased. Gold's strength may reflect ongoing central bank demand and dollar dynamics rather than pure safe-haven positioning.