Close of Friday, November 13

US stocks

A page for each of 3,516 US listed companies, from its SEC filings: results, valuation against its own past, dividends, insiders and funds. Look one up by name or ticker.

The indices at the close

  • S&P 500

    SPY

    -0.36%

  • Nasdaq 100

    QQQ

    -1.20%

  • Dow Jones

    DIA

    +0.13%

  • Russell 2000

    IWM

    -0.32%

1,669 up147 flat1,674 down

The percentage is the last session's move. The chart shows the last 3 months.

Largest by value

Largest moves

The day at a glance

In the session of Friday, November 13: S&P 500 -0.36%, Nasdaq 100 -1.20%, Dow Jones +0.13%, Russell 2000 -0.32%. Across all companies, 1,669 up and 1,674 down. Sectors ranged from +1.36% (Consumer defensive) to -1.61% (Technology). Among companies worth $2 billion or more, the largest rise is Modine Manufacturing (MOD) at +27.86% and the largest fall Heartflow (HTFL) at -19.13%.

This is the close of the last session.

The largest moves

Among companies worth $2 billion or more. A picture of the day, not a sign for the next ones.

The sectors

How each sector moved, weighted by its companies' value. Pick one for all its companies.

All sectors in one table

The market today

The 600 largest companies, by sector. Each tile's size is the company's market value, its colour today's price move.

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The largest companies

The 12 largest by market value, with today's price and the last three months.

  • 01AAPL

    Apple

    $356.27+0.39%

    Value $5.18T3 months +16.5%

  • 02NVDA

    NVIDIA

    $162.85-2.01%

    Value $3.96T3 months -27.7%

  • 03MSFT

    Microsoft

    $523.88+0.17%

    Value $3.89T3 months +5.7%

  • 04GOOGL

    Alphabet

    $295.77-0.98%

    Value $3.58T3 months -14.5%

  • 05AMZN

    Amazon.com

    $266.66-0.29%

    Value $2.86T3 months +1.5%

  • 06AVGO

    Broadcom

    $347.01-4.76%

    Value $1.65T3 months -11.7%

  • 07META

    Meta Platforms

    $641.69+2.90%

    Value $1.62T3 months +8.8%

  • 08TSLA

    Tesla

    $390.22-1.82%

    Value $1.54T3 months +14.0%

  • 09LLY

    Eli Lilly and Company

    $1,443.50+1.14%

    Value $1.36T3 months +22.3%

  • 10BRK.A

    Berkshire Hathaway

    $889,794.00+0.47%

    Value $1.29T3 months +17.8%

  • 11WMT

    Walmart

    $128.09+1.51%

    Value $1.02T3 months +11.1%

  • 12JPM

    JP Morgan Chase & Co.

    $346.19+0.98%

    Value $934B3 months -4.6%

Market value, P/E and dividend yield as on each company's page, at today's price.

The results calendar

Every company with a page on Ploutos, each day's largest first: which released results in the last seven days and which are expected in the next seven.

375 released37 expectedUnsure day

Monday November 16

5 expected

Expected dates are our estimate from each company's rhythm, with “Unsure day” where the company does not always report at the same time. For those expected, the same quarter's revenue and EPS a year ago, which the results will be read against. For those that reported, the quarter's figures and their change on a year before, once the 10-Q is filed (usually one to three weeks after the release). Until then it reads “Reported · figures with the 10-Q”. No analyst forecasts.

What they filed with the SEC

Material events, dividend changes, share purchases by insiders and intents to sell, from every company with a page on Ploutos, over the last seven days.

From the companies' SEC filings: 8-K for material events and dividends, Form 4 for insiders' purchases, Form 144 for intents to sell. A Form 144 states an intent, not a sale: the sale, if it happens, shows on a Form 4.

New listings (IPOs)

Which companies priced their initial public offering in the last six months and which filed to list, from their own SEC filings: the registration statement (S-1, or F-1 for a foreign issuer) and the final prospectus with the price (424B4).

From the SEC's daily filing index, the last 180 days. A company already trading that files an S-1 to sell shares does not count. Blank-check companies (SPACs) show only when you ask for them. The move since day one runs from the first close to the last, for listings of the last three months. The ticker appears once the SEC's record names it, usually a few days after the listing. A description of the filings, not a rating.

Questions about US stocks

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Where do the figures come from?

Results, balance sheets, dividends, insider trades and fund holdings come from each company's filings with the SEC, the US securities regulator: the 10-K and 10-Q, 8-Ks, Form 4s and 13Fs. Prices are the market's and load when you open the page.

How often are the pages updated?

Prices and moves load when you open the page, a few minutes behind the market. A company's figures change when it files a new report (a 10-Q each quarter, a 10-K each year). The week's results and the latest filings update during the day.

How is a sector's move worked out?

From all the sector's companies, each weighted by its value, the way an index moves. A company's sector is the one its activity code (SIC) in its SEC filings gives.

What does the market map show?

The 600 largest companies as tiles, grouped by sector. Each tile's size is the company's market value and its colour today's price move: green for up, red for down, deeper the larger the move.

What do P/E and dividend yield mean in the tables?

P/E is the share price over the last twelve months' earnings per share. Dividend yield is the last twelve months' dividends over today's price. Both are worked out at the price shown. More in the glossary.

How do I find a company that is not listed here?

With the search at the top, by name or ticker. There is a page for each of the 3,516 US-listed companies that file with the SEC, and for the foreign companies that file there.

Can I compare two stocks?

Yes. Compare two stocks shows how their price and dividends did up to ten years back, and their main figures side by side.

Is this investment advice?

No. The pages describe what each company filed and how its price moved. They do not suggest buying or selling and do not take your own situation into account.

Related pages

The other pages on US stocks, free to read. On the company pages, the last three fiscal years are open to everyone, five with a free account, and every year with Ploutos Investor.

The market's sectorsThe 11 sectors side by side: returns, share of the market, median P/E and dividend.Compare stocksTwo companies side by side: price over up to ten years, with and without dividends, and every figure.US dividend stocksEach dividend's yield next to whether the company's cash covers it and whether it was ever cut.GlossaryEvery figure in plain words: what it is, how it is worked out, how to read it.

Descriptive data from SEC filings and market prices.