Super Micro Computer (SMCI) Leads Monday's Movers With a 9.17% Jump
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on August 25, 2026.
Super Micro Computer closed 9.17% higher at $38.40, the biggest gain across our 111-stock priority list Monday. Hardware, nuclear and crypto names filled out the top five while software took the damage, Rubrik down 6.59%. Watch whether that split survives the open.
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Super Micro Computer posted the sharpest single-session gain across the 111-stock priority list on August 25, closing at $38.40 after rising 9.17%. That move puts the server hardware maker back in focus for investors who had been watching from the sidelines.
Futu Holdings, NuScale Power, Marathon Digital, and Snap filled out the rest of Monday's top five, each gaining more than 7%. Hardware, nuclear energy, crypto infrastructure, and social media all found buyers in the same session, pointing to a broad rotation into higher-beta names.
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The opposite side of that trade landed squarely on software, with Rubrik falling 6.59% to $91.58, the steepest loss on the list. Zscaler, C3.ai, Asana, and DocuSign also declined, filling out the bottom five. Five software names in a row reads as deliberate sector rotation.
The divide between the day's winners and losers makes Tuesday's open the clearest checkpoint. If the risk-on names hold their gains while software stays under pressure, the rotation has legs. A clean reversal of Monday's moves marks it as a single-session flush.