Biggest S&P 500 movers: Super Micro slides more than 33%
A roundup of the day’s largest S&P 500 moves, led by a steep drop in Super Micro shares.
Several high‑beta stocks saw outsized moves in MarketWatch’s list of S&P 500 laggards at the end of the week.
In MarketWatch data last updated March 20, 2026 (5:05 p.m. EDT), Super Micro Computer (SMCI) was shown down 33.32% on the day, leading the “Bottom Performers” table on the S&P 500 index page.
Other decliners highlighted in the same MarketWatch snapshot included:
• Vistra (VST): -12.64%
• Constellation Energy (CEG): -10.90%
• Mosaic (MOS): -9.96%
• NRG Energy (NRG): -9.67%
On the upside, MarketWatch listed several “Top Performers,” including:
• Marsh (MRSH): +3.26%
• APA Corp. (APA): +2.76%
• Aon (AON): +2.73%
Big single‑stock moves can reflect company‑specific headlines, positioning, or broader risk‑on/risk‑off swings. Regardless of the trigger, sharp percentage moves often feed into wider index volatility, a dynamic reflected in the same MarketWatch dashboard by an 11% jump in the VIX.
Investors typically watch whether these outliers see follow‑through in the next session, especially when broader indexes are trending lower.
Source: MarketWatch