U.S. stock night trading volatility: Ioneer fell 8.77% in after-hours trading, with active trading and sector trends attracting volatility attention

U.S. Stock Market Night Trading Movements Ioneer fell 8.77% in night trading, 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 with High Trading Volume in the Industry MP Materials rose 0.76% in night trading. Based on recent news, On November 25, BMO upgraded MP Materials' rating from "Market Perform" to "Outperform," giving it a target price of $75. BMO praised its landmark agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense, which includes price floors, financing, guaranteed EBITDA, and purchase volumes, stating that this "consolidates MP Materials' leading position in the U.S. rare earth sector." On November 25, BMO analysts noted that MP Materials' current focus is on executing its ambitious yet feasible growth plan, and pointed out that if it successfully advances independent project capacity increases, its price-to-earnings ratio is expected to expand further. On November 25, despite a decline from historical highs, MP Materials is still up 272% in 2025. Options traders have low volatility expectations for it, indicating that the market holds an optimistic view of its future trends. Rare earth prices have retreated, revealing vulnerabilities in the U.S. supply chain. TMC rose 16.98% in night trading. Based on recent key news: On November 27, TMC The Metals Company may solve the global metal shortage issue, and if regulatory approval is obtained, the stock price will rise significantly. This news drove the stock price up by 16.98%. On November 25, Washington's increased interest in critical mineral supplies benefits innovative mining companies. This policy support has boosted market confidence in TMC. On November 28, analysts rated TMC as Hold, believing that five other stocks have more investment value. Nevertheless, the market remains focused on TMC's long-term strategy. Mining policy support has enhanced market confidence. Critical Metals rose 6.02% in night trading. Based on recent key news: On November 25, Critical Metals Corp announced that a court overturned the environmental impact assessment requirements for the ECM lithium project. The federal administrative court remanded the matter to the Carinthia state government for a new decision and allowed an appeal to the administrative court. This legal development may positively impact the company's lithium mining projects in Europe, driving the stock price up. On November 25, Critical Metals Corp updated the progress of its Wolfsberg lithium project. This project is the first fully licensed lithium mine in Europe, which is strategically significant and has attracted investor attention, further boosting the stock price On November 26th, analysts gave Critical Metals Corp's stock a buy rating with a target price of $14. The analysts' positive rating boosted market confidence, driving the stock price up. The demand in the lithium mining industry is strong, supported by policies