These Stocks Are Moving the Most Today: Tesla, Pfizer, Humana, Broadcom, IonQ, Ford, Navan, and More

U.S. stocks fell Tuesday after November’s stronger-than-expected hiring data and a 4.6% unemployment rate spike rattled markets, reversing earlier gains amid economic uncertainty. IonQ shares surged 12% following its announcement of a breakthrough in quantum error correction, boosting investor confidence in near-term commercial applications for quantum computing. Broadcom climbed 5% after reporting record AI chip demand, with analysts citing its dominance in semiconductor supply chains as a key driver amid tech sector volatility. Tesla dropped 3% on renewed concerns over slowing EV demand and margin pressures, despite its Cybertruck production ramp-up failing to offset broader market skepticism. Ford gained 2% after securing a $9.2B DOE loan for EV battery plants, easing investor fears about its transition to electric vehicles amid competitive industry pressures.