US stocks · Weekend
US stocks on the weekend: Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, Google and SpaceX, live
The US stock market closes on Friday at 4:00 PM ET, with after-hours trading until 8:00 PM, and opens again with pre-market trading on Monday at 4:00 AM ET. The perpetual futures that follow Nvidia, Google, Apple, Tesla and SpaceX keep trading all weekend. Here is where each one trades right now against the last close on the stock exchange, rebuilt every two minutes, with its live order book one click away.
US stock market now: closed for the weekend. The regular session opens Mon 16 Nov, 9:30 AM ET.
| Stock | Now (perpetual) | Since the last close (Fri 13 Nov, 4:00 PM ET) | High / low since |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nvidia | $162.38 | -0.32 % | +0.08 % / -1.51 % |
| Tesla | $388.66 | -0.39 % | +0.08 % / -0.91 % |
| Apple | $356.91 | +0.19 % | +0.22 % / -0.37 % |
| $293.11 | -0.91 % | +0.03 % / -1.26 % | |
| SpaceX | $136.25 | -2.10 % | +0.43 % / -2.33 % |
What weekend moves meant for Monday, measured
We measured every weekend from 1 May 2026 to 6 November 2026 on the perpetuals' hourly candles (SpaceX from its listing on 12 June 2026), from Friday's 4:00 PM ET close to Monday's 4:00 AM ET pre-market. On 91 of 107 weekends with a move of at least 0.25 %, the price at Monday's 9:30 AM open was on the same side of Friday's close as the weekend price (85 %). The weekend price is a reading of the news, not the open: Monday's 9:30 AM price was on average 0.3 to 0.7 % away from the 4:00 AM price.
| Stock | Weekends | Average weekend move | Average weekend range | Largest (weekend from Friday) | Monday 9:30 AM on the same side |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nvidia | 28 | 1.07 % | 2.30 % | -4.42 % (6 November) | 20 of 24 |
| Tesla | 28 | 0.80 % | 2.18 % | +2.05 % (22 May) | 19 of 24 |
| Apple | 28 | 0.38 % | 1.25 % | +1.06 % (22 May) | 16 of 18 |
| 28 | 0.66 % | 1.80 % | +1.67 % (12 June) | 19 of 23 | |
| SpaceX | 22 | 1.59 % | 3.44 % | +6.04 % (12 June) | 17 of 18 |
The largest weekend in the sample was Nvidia's from Friday 6 November: the perpetual fell 4.4 % by Monday's pre-market, and the price at the 9:30 AM open was 5.8 % below Friday's close.
How to read a weekend order book
- Thin books. Fewer traders are active, so walls are smaller and easier to pull. A wall that matters on a Tuesday afternoon means less on a Saturday night.
- News arrives anyway. Company announcements, analyst notes and political news land at weekends too. The weekend price is where traders in the perpetual put that news first, while the stock cannot trade.
- Funding shows the lean. If longs pay a high funding rate through the weekend, the perpetual is being held up by leveraged buyers; the Nvidia funding page shows the rate.
- Monday decides. At 4:00 AM ET pre-market trading starts on the stock, and at 9:30 AM the regular session; that is when the weekend move is tested by the full market.
When the stocks themselves trade
| New York time (ET) | The stock | The perpetual |
|---|---|---|
| Mon–Fri 4:00–9:30 AM | Pre-market trading | Trades, usually on a thin book |
| Mon–Fri 9:30 AM–4:00 PM | Regular session | Busiest hours |
| Mon–Fri 4:00–8:00 PM | After-hours trading; most earnings come out here | Trades as usual |
| Fri 8:00 PM–Mon 4:00 AM, holidays | Closed | Trades 24/7 |
Each stock's own page has the hours in your time zone, for example Nvidia trading sessions. Nvidia reports its results on Tuesday 17 November: Nvidia earnings, live.
Common questions
Do US stocks trade on the weekend?
Not on the stock exchanges: they close on Friday at 8:00 PM ET after after-hours trading and open again with pre-market trading on Monday at 4:00 AM ET. Perpetual futures that follow the stocks trade 24/7, and Swiftedge shows them live and free, with the order book.
Does Nvidia trade on weekends?
The Nvidia perpetual does, all weekend; the stock does not. Nvidia in Depth shows its live order book and trades, and the table above shows where it trades against Friday's close.
Is the weekend price the same as Monday's open?
No. Over 107 weekends with a move of at least 0.25 %, Monday's 9:30 AM price was on the same side of Friday's close as the weekend price 91 times, but on average it was still 0.3 to 0.7 % away from it.
Is the price on this page the stock price?
No. It is the price of perpetual futures that follow each stock in US dollars per share. They give no ownership, vote or dividends, and outside the regular session their price can differ from the last price on the stock exchange.
Can I see Tesla's order book on a Saturday?
Yes, the Tesla perpetual's order book, live and free with no sign-up: Tesla in Depth.