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NASDAQ share market NEWS tomorrow (17 August, 2026). NASDAQ stocks in NEWS (tomorrow)

NASDAQ share market NEWS tomorrow (17 August, 2026). NASDAQ stocks in NEWS (tomorrow) These are NASDAQ stocks which will be in NEWS tomorrow as on 17 August 2026

Patterson Uti was amongst the top gainers, currently trading at 12.22 in NASDAQ with 1.287 times change in volumes and 7.476% change in price. Other gainers included Applied Materials with 5.564% price change and 0.381 times volumes, Marvell Technology with 5.549% price change and 0.891 times volumes, Western Digital with 5.362% price change and 0.642 times volumes, and Micron Technology with 4.16% price change and 0.815 times volumes. These stocks are expected to continue this move in coming days also. You can take a position in these stocks tomorrow and hold the position for a few days with today's opening as stoploss.

Clean Energy was amongst the top losers, currently trading at 1.65 in NASDAQ with 1.344 times change in volumes and -9.836% change in price. Other losers included Jetblue Airways with -7.08% price change and 1.329 times volumes, Charter Communications with -6.592% price change and 1.755 times volumes, Heron Therapeutics with -5.882% price change and 1.598 times volumes, and Groupon Inc with -5.625% price change and 1.551 times volumes. These stocks are expected to continue this move in coming days also. You can take a position in these stocks tomorrow and hold the position for a few days with today's opening as stoploss.

Other stocks which made news headlines today and can be traded tomorrow are below.

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‘Hindenburg Omen’ keeps flashing. Should investors worry about a market crash?.

Economic calendar: flash manufacturing and services PMI.

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Nasdaq and S&P 500 riding tech stocks higher in final hour while Dow lags behind.

S&P 500 closes at record, Nasdaq climbs after tame inflation data; Dow edges up.

SpaceX set an IPO record. Now there’s hope that Anthropic could shatter it..

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Workday’s stock sees a record surge. Could a buyout spark a software revival?.

Reddit is finally joining the S&P 500. But some analysts have concerns..

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Will Trump accounts and grandparent 529s bring down the price of college?.

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The latest readings on inflation could keep Fed from raising interest rates.

S&P 500 opens in record territory; Dow and Nasdaq also rise.

Dell’s stock has beaten Micron and AMD this year — and now it’s adding to gains.

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