ETFs making the largest eligible moves after the closing bell.
4:00–8:00 PM ET
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US-listed ETFs · $100M+ AUM · Liquidity screened · No leveraged or inverse funds · Session pending
ETFs making the largest eligible moves after the closing bell.
4:00–8:00 PM ET
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US-listed ETFs · $100M+ AUM · Liquidity screened · No leveraged or inverse funds · Session pending
After-hours ETF movers are the funds moving most after the 4:00 PM ET close; after-hours trading runs until 8:00 PM ET. Post-close earnings from large index constituents and late-day news feed straight into sector and broad-market funds, and the reaction often sets the tone for the next session.
The list is split into gainers and losers. After-hours ETF volume is thin, so a move can extend, fade, or reverse when the regular session opens. Click any ticker for its fund page and chart.
Gainers and losers are ranked by eligible after-hours percentage move between 4:00 and 8:00 PM ET. The universe is US-listed ETFs with at least $100 million in assets under management and roughly $1 million in average daily dollar volume; leveraged and inverse funds are excluded. Rankings refresh on a 60-second server snapshot; displayed quotes update every few seconds while the session is open.
After-hours trading on US exchanges runs from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM ET, following the regular session close.
Many large companies report earnings after the close, and their results flow into the sector and index funds that hold them. Late-day macro news has the same effect on broad-market and bond ETFs.
Often, but not always. An after-hours move can extend, fade, or reverse once the regular session opens and full liquidity returns.
Rankings are recalculated on a 60-second snapshot, and the prices shown refresh every few seconds while the session is open.
ETFs making the largest eligible moves after the closing bell.
4:00–8:00 PM ET
Final for Sep 23, 2026
US-listed ETFs · $100M+ AUM · Liquidity screened · No leveraged or inverse funds · Session Sep 23, 2026