Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Oracle, Cleveland-Cliffs, Kyndryl, Nexstar, Workday, Hims & Hers

February 9, 2026

TL;DR

Kyndryl Holdings dropped 55% due to an audit committee review of cash management and executive departures.
Nexstar Media Group and Tegna rose after President Trump reversed his stance and supported their merger.
Oracle shares gained 9% following an upgrade from DA Davidson.
Cleveland-Cliffs fell 19% after reporting a wider-than-expected adjusted loss.
Workday's stock declined over 6% with the announcement of a CEO change.
STMicroelectronics gained nearly 9% on an expanded partnership with Amazon Web Services.
Kroger jumped 6% with the appointment of Greg Foran as its new CEO.
AppLovin surged 13% after CapitalWatch issued an apology and correction regarding a money laundering charge.
Novo Nordisk advanced 3%, while Hims & Hers Health tumbled 24% after Hims & Hers pulled its copycat weight-loss pill.
Robinhood rallied 5% on an upgrade from Wolfe Research.
Semiconductor stocks generally fell following a report on Samsung's next-generation chip production.
Valaris soared 28% after agreeing to be acquired by Transocean for $5.8 billion.
Waters Corp fell 11% after warning of lower first-quarter profits, but maintained full-year earnings expectations.
Monday.com sank 22% and hit a 52-week low after issuing weak guidance.
Dynatrace jumped 7.5% as its fiscal third-quarter results exceeded estimates.
Expand Energy fell more than 5% with the announcement of CEO stepping down and headquarters relocation.

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