MarketBeat Stock Lists Span Apparel, Luxury, Auto, Music

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MarketBeat stock-screening reports identified Nike and Lululemon among the highest-trading-volume names in both apparel and luxury goods, alongside TJX in apparel and On Holding in luxury goods. A separate automotive screen highlighted AutoZone, Monolithic Power Systems, Keysight Technologies, O’Reilly Automotive and Illinois Tool Works. Ford shares fell 5% for the week ending September 25, 2026, while General Motors rose about 0.5%; the report noted no major Ford announcements during the week. A music-sector screen named Tencent Music Entertainment, NetEase and Madison Square Garden Entertainment among the most actively traded stocks in that group.

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