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Toy stocks surge led by Toyota, Hasbro

7 sources·Updated Sep 2, 2026

MarketBeat’s stock screener collates today’s top sector lists, highlighting Toy, Grocery, Retail, Home Improvement, and Leisure as the five groups to watch, all tied to unusually high trading volume in recent days. In Toys, Toyota Motor, Hasbro, and Mattel are flagged as the leading names by volume, reflecting continued interest in low-priced, speculative plays within that niche. The Grocery group centers on Casey’s General Stores, Conagra Brands, and CAVA Group as the stocks generating the most trading activity among food retailers and manufacturers. Retail leaders to monitor include Amazon, Walmart, Alibaba, Costco, and Home Depot, underscoring the broad mix of online and brick-and-mortar players with high turnover. For Home Improvement, Home Depot, Lowe’s, and Masco appear as the top-volume names, linked to housing activity and renovation demand. In Leisure, McDonald’s, Airbnb, Booking, Webus International, and Flutter Entertainment comprise the standout stocks, illustrating exposure across dining, hospitality, travel, and entertainment sectors.

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AHR closes $572M Kensington deal, with more acquisitions still to come

American Healthcare REIT announced the acquisition of six Kensington Senior Living communities for about $572 million, forming part of an eight-property, 745-unit portfolio with a total purchase price around $873 million; the remaining two properties are expected to close later in 2026, with Kensington continuing as manager and a long-term strategic partnership forming between the firms. The deal elevates AHR’s 2026 investments, underscores its focus on higher-acuity senior housing, and positions it as a preferred capital partner in affluent, supply-constrained markets.

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