Expedia and Airbnb led Wednesday's losers, each falling over 7%

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on September 23, 2026.

Biggest movers · At the close Sep 23, 4:11pm ET

Gainers

PANWPalo Alto Networks$392.81+4.9%
ASANAsana$9.47+4.2%
IONQIonQ$42.43+4.1%
DOCUDocuSign$69.29+3.8%
PLTRPalantir$191.7+3.6%

Losers

EXPEExpedia$259.02-7.7%
ABNBAirbnb$149.57-7.6%
LMNDLemonade$44.57-6.5%
HIMSHims & Hers$28.48-6.4%
OPENOpendoor Technologies$2.6-6.0%

Travel took the worst of Wednesday's close, with Expedia down 7.72% and Airbnb close behind at 7.56%. Software ran the other way: Palo Alto Networks led all gainers at 4.87%, with Palantir back near $192.

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Expedia closed at $259.02, off 7.72%, and Airbnb fell alongside it, making travel the day's most punished corner of the market by a wide margin. The lockstep move points to sector-wide pressure.

The rest of the losers board was scattered across unrelated industries, with Lemonade, Hims and Hers, and Opendoor Technologies each sliding roughly 6%, leaving travel stocks as the day's clearest thematic casualty.

Cybersecurity and data-oriented software names caught bids, with Palo Alto Networks up 4.87% to lead all advancers and Palantir also closing higher.

IonQ, Asana, and DocuSign also finished in the green, reinforcing the rotation feel of the session: money moved out of consumer-facing travel and into enterprise software and security.

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Mentioned: EXPE, ABNB, LMND, HIMS, OPEN, PANW, PLTR, IONQ

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+8.82% open $28.35

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Gainers

PLTRPalantir$202.22+4.2%
BPBP$46.25+3.9%
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EENI$55.81+3.4%
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Losers

ARGXargenx$827.17-10.9%
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Gainers

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