Daily Standout · November 12, 2026 · market data as of 10:32 AM ET

Stock market today: November 12, 2026

What moved the market this morning and which stocks stood out on momentum and news, from moneyheap's research agent. Prices are an intraday snapshot from 10:32 AM ET, not the close.

The market today

US stocks rebound sharply, led by a 1,200-point surge in the Dow, despite persistent inflation, rising Fed rate-hike bets, and Jensen Huang's resignation as Nvidia CEO.

What's moving the market

What's ahead

Biggest movers today

The largest moves among big US companies as of 10:32 AM ET, and what moved them. A move is not a recommendation, and it can reverse.

Gainers

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Trending stocks today

The stocks in the news and most talked about, updated 4:52 PM ET, each with a fresh analysis.

The Daily Standout: Intuitive Machines, Inc. (LUNR) +11.78%

Revenue grew about fivefold from a year earlier as the space company's new satellite-building business ramped up, and adjusted EBITDA (operating profit before some non-cash costs) turned positive at about $8 million. Its order backlog reached $1.87 billion, up from $213 million at the start of the year, after $450 million of new awards in the quarter. On Monday NASA also named it a vendor on its next lunar delivery contract, worth up to $15 billion across all winners. About 11.6 million shares traded in the first hour, roughly 1.5 times a normal full day, and social-media mentions rose about sixfold. It rose while Rocket Lab, AST SpaceMobile and Firefly all fell and the Nasdaq slipped. The stock is up about 58% in five sessions; analysts' average target in market data is about $27.

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