Digital Turbine Leads a 48-Point Spread in a 383-Stock Session
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on November 10, 2026.
Nearly 48 points separated the best and worst names in a 383-stock universe at the close, with Digital Turbine's 37% drop setting the floor. Take-Two's 8% gain came a day after its quarterly filing, while Hims & Hers kept sliding on its Q3 miss.
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Digital Turbine fell 37.17% to close at $7.10, the steepest single-session drop in the 383-stock universe tracked at Tuesday's close and the main force behind a nearly 48-point spread between the day's best and worst performers. That kind of range signals an unusually dispersed session where stock-specific catalysts mattered far more than broad market direction.
On the other end of the leaderboard, MARA topped all gainers with a 10.4% advance to $7.33. Take-Two Interactive was close behind, climbing 8.09% to $224.19, a move that arrived one session after the company filed its quarterly report, suggesting investors found something worth revisiting in the numbers.
Hims & Hers extended its post-earnings slide, dropping 17.27% to $18.98 after the company's Q3 results missed expectations. When a stock keeps falling the day after a disappointing earnings report, it often signals that early sellers had the right read and that there is not yet a clear floor.
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CVS Health and Broadcom were the quieter bright spots, each gaining more than 4%, while Lucid also advanced. IREN and Upstart rounded out the losers column, each shedding more than 8% on the session.
With a spread this wide, the session's story is really about the outliers rather than any shared theme. Digital Turbine's move alone accounts for the bulk of the floor, and how it trades in the next session will indicate whether sellers are finished or just pausing.
Mentioned: CVS, APPS, TTWO, MARA, UPST, AVGO, HIMS, OPEN, OPENL, OPENW, OPENZ, LCID, IREN