Trade Ideas  ·  Biggest movers · Nov 5, 2026

Trade Syndication · Biggest movers · Thursday, Nov 5

Market movers, Nov 5: S&P 500, Nikkei 225, Nasdaq 100, Dow 30 and Ethereum

Ranked by how unusual each move was, not by its raw size.

Every market is measured against its own normal day — the average daily range of its previous 20 sessions — so a quiet currency pair moving 1% counts as much as a cryptocurrency moving 4%. These are the ones that went furthest past normal on Thursday, Nov 5.

  • ▼ S&P 500 −4.94% (4.1× normal)
  • ▼ Nikkei 225 −9.50% (3.5× normal)
  • ▼ Nasdaq 100 −6.95% (3.1× normal)
  • ▼ Dow 30 −4.06% (3.1× normal)
  • ▼ Ethereum −7.80% (2.1× normal)

1. S&P 500 fell 4.94% — 4.1× a normal day

S&P 500 fell 4.94% — 4.1× a normal day
S&P 500 on Thursday, Nov 5, 15-minute candles against the previous close; below, the last 20 sessions’ daily changes with a normal day marked.
The move−4.94% (close to close)
A normal day1.21% (20-day average range)
This day4.1× (a normal day)

S&P 500 fell 4.94% on Thursday, its largest one-day move in at least 99 sessions.

A normal day for S&P 500 is about 1.21%; this one was 4.1× that.

It opened at 7,703.90, traded between 7,316.10 and 7,709.40, and closed at 7,323.20.

2. Nikkei 225 fell 9.50% — 3.5× a normal day

Nikkei 225 fell 9.50% — 3.5× a normal day
Nikkei 225 on Thursday, Nov 5, 15-minute candles against the previous close; below, the last 20 sessions’ daily changes with a normal day marked.
The move−9.50% (close to close)
A normal day2.75% (20-day average range)
This day3.5× (a normal day)

Nikkei 225 fell 9.50% on Thursday, its largest one-day move in at least 99 sessions.

A normal day for Nikkei 225 is about 2.75%; this one was 3.5× that.

It opened at 62,977.00, traded between 56,893.00 and 63,126.00, and closed at 56,989.00.

3. Nasdaq 100 fell 6.95% — 3.1× a normal day

Nasdaq 100 fell 6.95% — 3.1× a normal day
Nasdaq 100 on Thursday, Nov 5, 15-minute candles against the previous close; below, the last 20 sessions’ daily changes with a normal day marked.
The move−6.95% (close to close)
A normal day2.21% (20-day average range)
This day3.1× (a normal day)

Nasdaq 100 fell 6.95% on Thursday, its largest one-day move in at least 99 sessions.

A normal day for Nasdaq 100 is about 2.21%; this one was 3.1× that.

It opened at 28,520.17, traded between 26,465.29 and 28,522.03, and closed at 26,528.45.

4. Dow 30 fell 4.06% — 3.1× a normal day

Dow 30 fell 4.06% — 3.1× a normal day
Dow 30 on Thursday, Nov 5, 15-minute candles against the previous close; below, the last 20 sessions’ daily changes with a normal day marked.
The move−4.06% (close to close)
A normal day1.31% (20-day average range)
This day3.1× (a normal day)

Dow 30 fell 4.06% on Thursday, its largest one-day move in at least 99 sessions.

A normal day for Dow 30 is about 1.31%; this one was 3.1× that.

It opened at 53,415.65, traded between 51,258.86 and 53,777.90, and closed at 51,275.23.

5. Ethereum fell 7.80% — 2.1× a normal day

Ethereum fell 7.80% — 2.1× a normal day
Ethereum on Thursday, Nov 5, 15-minute candles against the previous close; below, the last 20 sessions’ daily changes with a normal day marked.
The move−7.80% (close to close)
A normal day3.64% (20-day average range)
This day2.1× (a normal day)

Ethereum fell 7.80% on Thursday, its largest one-day move in 78 sessions.

A normal day for Ethereum is about 3.64%; this one was 2.1× that.

It opened at 2,416.72, traded between 2,218.32 and 2,443.68, and closed at 2,228.30.

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Market movers, Nov 5: S&P 500, Nikkei 225, Nasdaq 100, Dow 30 and Ethereum · Trade Ideas