The Associated Press table lists the most active stocks on the Nasdaq on October 23, 2026, led by 22nd Century Group (XXII) with 180,237,105 shares traded, followed by Lucid Diagnostics (LUCD) with 67,595,303 and Algorhythm Holdings with 62,959,777. Larger names in the list include Intel, NVIDIA, Tesla, Apple, Micron, Amazon, Meta and Alphabet, each with its high, low, last price and change. The text says it also covers NYSE and NYSE American most active stocks, but only the Nasdaq list appears in the content.
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