U.S. stock night trading volatility: Tile Shop surged 7% in after-hours trading, with active capital inflow attracting market attention

U.S. Stock Night Market Movements Tile Shop rose 7.00% in the night market, with no significant news recently. Trading is active, and capital flows are evident. Considering the sector and industry trends, the stock shows significant volatility, and the specific reasons need further observation. Stocks Ranked Among the Highest in Industry Transaction Volume Lowe's fell 0.30% in the night market. Based on recent key news: On December 16, Vance Quonta D, Vice President of Lowe's, repurchased shares to cover option exercise costs and tax burdens, leading to a decline in market confidence in the company's internal management, causing a slight drop in stock price. According to SEC filings, this transaction involved 211 shares, valued at approximately $52,493. On December 17, analyst ratings showed that Lowe's was not included in the top recommended stocks list. Although its rating is a moderate buy, market confidence in its future performance is lacking, affecting stock price performance. Analysts at MarketBeat believe there are five other stocks with greater investment value. On December 17, there was increased market attention on the shooting incident involving Lowe's employees. Although the incident is not directly related to the company's operations, it may negatively impact the company's image and employee morale, indirectly affecting stock prices. The U.S. stock market has seen increased volatility recently, and risks need to be monitored. Home Depot rose 0.03% in the night market. Based on recent news: On December 18, Daiwa raised Home Depot's target price from $348 to $360, maintaining a "Neutral" rating. This move indicates that analysts hold a neutral view on the company's future performance, which may provide some support for the stock price. On December 17, Home Depot's Executive Vice President Jordan Broggi stated that the company has formed a unique competitive advantage by integrating stores, distribution assets, employees, and digital platforms. This news has strengthened market confidence in the company's long-term growth potential. On December 16, MarketBeat pointed out that although Home Depot currently has a "Moderate Buy" rating among analysts, top analysts believe there are five stocks that are more worthy of purchase. This may have a somewhat negative impact on Home Depot's investment attractiveness. Home Depot has had an average annual return of 16.65% over the past 15 years