United Airlines, Microchip Technology lead the stocks posting 20%-plus reversals on Trump tariff pause

United Airlines, Microchip Technology lead the stocks posting 20%-plus reversals on Trump tariff pause


United Airlines planes land and prepare to take off at Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey, on Jan. 27, 2025.

Fabrizio Bensch | Reuters

Stocks with the largest percentage reversals Wednesday

Symbol Name RBICS Economy Previous close Intraday Low Current price Chg at low % chg low to curr.
UAL United Airlines Holdings, Inc. Industrials 56.15 56 71.09 -0.27% 26.94%
MCHP Microchip Technology Incorporated Technology 35.34 35.1 44.5 -0.68% 26.78%
HWM Howmet Aerospace Inc. Industrials 114.62 102.61 127.16 -10.48% 23.93%
APA APA Corporation Energy 14.03 13.584 16.72 -3.18% 23.09%
KKR KKR & Co Inc Finance 94.51 91.5 112.15 -3.18% 22.56%
MU Micron Technology, Inc. Technology 65.54 63.7 78.03 -2.81% 22.49%
DAL Delta Air Lines, Inc. Industrials 35.88 36.555 44.67 1.88% 22.19%
MPWR Monolithic Power Systems, Inc. Technology 455.19 449.53 549 -1.24% 22.13%
SYF Synchrony Financial Finance 43.83 42.095 51.31 -3.96% 21.89%
ON ON Semiconductor Corporation Technology 31.95 31.68 38.59 -0.85% 21.81%
WBD Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. Series A Consumer Services 7.69 7.52 9.15 -2.21% 21.61%
ALB Albemarle Corporation Non-Energy Materials 50.76 50.235 61.07 -1.03% 21.57%
AMD Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Technology 78.21 78.87 95.37 0.84% 20.92%
NCLH Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. Consumer Services 15.54 15.235 18.41 -1.96% 20.84%
WDC Western Digital Corporation Technology 31.55 30.57 36.85 -3.11% 20.54%
RL Ralph Lauren Corporation Class A Consumer Cyclicals 182.34 176.61 212.57 -3.14% 20.36%
VST Vistra Corp. Utilities 102.19 99.2401 119.3 -2.89% 20.21%
DVN Devon Energy Corporation Energy 26.8 25.89 31.08 -3.40% 20.05%
NXPI NXP Semiconductors NV Technology 153.5 152.205 182.11 -0.84% 19.65%
TPL Texas Pacific Land Corporation Finance 1117.49 1070.76 1281.02 -4.18% 19.64%
WSM Williams-Sonoma, Inc. Consumer Cyclicals 139.21 133.57 159.76 -4.05% 19.61%
HAL Halliburton Company Energy 19.26 18.75 22.42 -2.65% 19.57%
ZBRA Zebra Technologies Corporation Class A Technology 213.54 205.73 245.93 -3.66% 19.54%
LYB LyondellBasell Industries NV Non-Energy Materials 53.23 51.11 61.07 -3.98% 19.49%
SWKS Skyworks Solutions, Inc. Technology 49.2 49.13 58.65 -0.14% 19.38%
APO Apollo Global Management Inc Finance 110.41 108.1 128.97 -2.09% 19.31%
KLAC KLA Corporation Technology 599.51 597.35 712.58 -0.36% 19.29%
HPE Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. Technology 12.51 12.15 14.48 -2.88% 19.14%
CCL.U Carnival Corporation Consumer Services 16.69 16.61 19.79 -0.48% 19.11%
DOW Dow, Inc. Non-Energy Materials 25.81 25.06 29.84 -2.91% 19.07%

Source: FactSet

United Airlines, Microchip and others would suffer under a global trade war that has dampened consumer confidence and curtailed spending. Delta Air Lines recently said it would not reaffirm its financial guidance for the full year, citing uncertainty caused by higher U.S. tariffs on imports.

Microchip and rivals such as ON Semiconductor, which soared 21.8% from its lows of the day, have slumped since the market peaked in February, despite semiconductors being excluded from the tariff increases, hurt by concern that the economy would slow and demand for chips would weaken.

In Wednesday’s historic afternoon rally, the S&P 500 soared as much as 10%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 3,100 points, or about 8.1%, while the Nasdaq Composite jumped as much as 12.7%, its second-largest gain ever.

“The market’s move upward is violent, and speaks to how badly the market was looking for clarity” on tariff policy, said Chris Brigati, chief investment officer at investment firm SWBC. “It appears President Trump’s motivation to get trade counterparts to the negotiating table is bearing fruit and that is a constructive development for the ongoing trade war.”

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