Market Movers: Gains, Losses and Activity from Nasdaq

Market movers: gains, declines and trading activity

Request a Nasdaq market-movers overview without entering a company or stock code. Your assistant organizes the available lists of rising, falling and actively traded stocks or ETFs.

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Reuse my existing Toolmu connection; if setup is needed, follow https://toolmu.com/SKILL.md. Use get_tool for get-market-movers-nasdaq (catalog ID f0fe25b2-478b-47fd-99c0-d79e582adb2a), and check current availability, inputs, pricing and my authorized budget. Request the grouped market-mover overview without asking for a company, code, search term or date. If the user clearly asks for stocks or ETFs, map that plain-language choice to the available category internally; otherwise omit it. Organize only the returned groups and entries. Keep each heading, price, change and source time together. Read numbers by their labels, and do not invent a dollar amount or a missing company name. Do not imply complete market coverage, a common update time or a fixed ranking rule. Report the actual execution outcome and confirmed charge where relevant.

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Show Nasdaq's available market movers. Summarize the returned lists of risers, fallers and active stocks or ETFs, keeping each list's labels and data time.

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Nasdaq

Market movers: gains, declines and trading activity

Request a Nasdaq market-movers overview without entering a company or stock code. Your assistant organizes the available lists of rising, falling and actively traded stocks or ETFs.

You receive

Receive the market-mover groups available in the response. Entries can include a symbol, an available name, a last-price label, price changes and a group-specific metric such as percentage change or share volume. Your Agent can organize gains, declines and activity into a brief, retaining each group’s headings and time information.

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Show Nasdaq's available market movers. Summarize the returned lists of risers, fallers and active stocks or ETFs, keeping each list's labels and data time.

What to know

The received lists do not establish whole-market coverage, all Nasdaq-100 constituents or a universal ranking. An asset-class label does not mean every entry is ordinary stock. Group metrics and source times need separate interpretation; a dollar symbol alone does not declare a currency.

Inputs & outputs

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Input schema

Input schema
Field / Path	Type	Requirement	Meaning
Optional request parameters`queryParams`	`object`	Optional	Optional object containing an asset-class choice. A basic request does not require a symbol, search term or date.
Optional asset class`queryParams.asset_class`	`string`	Optional	Optional string describing the requested asset class. The described choices include stocks and etf. Specify the class you intend to request, without assuming an omitted value selects one.

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{
  "type": "object",
  "required": [],
  "properties": {
    "queryParams": {
      "type": "object",
      "properties": {
        "asset_class": {
          "type": "string",
          "description": "Asset class: stocks, etf."
        }
      },
      "additionalProperties": false
    }
  },
  "additionalProperties": false
}

Result schema

Output fields have not been documented yet.

Additional notes

No symbol, search term or date is required. The optional request-parameters object accepts asset_class as a string; stocks and etf are described choices. Specify a class when you have one in mind, without assuming an omitted value selects a particular market or security type.

Use the groups actually received, such as gainers, decliners, Nasdaq-100 movers and share-volume or dollar-volume activity lists. Keep available names, symbols, last-price labels and changes with their original group. A short list does not establish complete coverage or a ranking criterion.

Column labels determine what a metric means. Percentage change and share volume are different measures. The dollar-volume activity group can display percentage change rather than a turnover amount, so its name alone cannot supply a dollar-volume figure.

Keep each group’s date or time label separately. Different group labels should not be treated as a simultaneous snapshot; a source time is not the request-completion time. One request does not establish continuous updates or a fixed refresh interval.

Preserve monetary symbols, number formats and decimal precision. Confirm the currency and metric scope before calculations, and do not convert a formatted volume string to a rounded integer without a justified reason. A missing name is not zero or a new company identity. Your Agent’s brief, shortlist or comparison is separate organization of the returned material.

Nasdaq: market-activity category context

Market movers: gains, declines and trading activity

Market movers: gains, declines and trading activity

You receive

Start with your task

What to know

Inputs & outputs

Input schema

Result schema

Ask for market movers

Read the labels and data times

Get a short overview

Questions about this tool.

You receive

Start with your task

What to know

Inputs & outputs

Input schema

Result schema

Ask for market movers

Read the labels and data times

Get a short overview

Questions about this tool.

Does the stocks label mean only ordinary shares?

Does the change column always mean percentage change?

Does the dollar-volume group give a turnover amount?

Does the Nasdaq-100 group contain all 100 constituents or rank the biggest movers?

Can I treat all groups as one live snapshot?

How should I interpret price and volume formats?