Cloudflare Gains 10.57% to Lead the Session's Top Movers

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on September 9, 2026.

Biggest movers · At the close Sep 9, 4:10pm ET

Gainers

NETCloudflare$314.35+10.6%
SKHYSK hynix Inc.$199.42+7.5%
METAMeta$653.65+6.5%
DOCNDigitalOcean$134.3+6.0%
HPEHewlett Packard Enterprise$58.67+4.7%

Losers

CIFRCipher Mining$16.93-8.6%
LYFTLyft$14.96-7.9%
LCIDLucid$4.29-7.5%
BRKRBruker$54.46-6.7%
ASANAsana$8.23-6.4%

Cloudflare closed up 10.57% at $314.35, the biggest gain across 111 priority names. Cipher Mining shed 8.56% and Lyft 7.91% at the other extreme.

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Cloudflare closed September 9 at $314.35, the largest advance among the 111 priority names tracked in the session.

SK hynix, Meta, DigitalOcean and Hewlett Packard Enterprise filled out the top five, concentrating the session's momentum in the infrastructure and compute layer.

Cipher Mining led the decliners, with Lyft, Lucid, Bruker and Asana also lower across crypto mining, ride-sharing and EV names.

The two ends of the session's mover list pulled sharply in opposite directions.

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Mentioned: NET, SKHY, META, DOCN, HPE, CIFR, LYFT, LCID

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