Alternative energy stocks tumbled Wednesday after Donald Trump was declared the winner of the U.S. presidential election over Vice President Kamala Harris.

Companies that issue credit cards performed particularly well, including Discover Financial Services and Synchrony Financial. Other gainers include cruise operators, commercial transit businesses and energy companies.

Stocks and various sectors made different moves Wednesday after Donald Trump emerged the winner of the U.S. presidential election,Here’s how they were doing in early trading.AutosTrump was expected to be better for traditional car companies than Vice President Kamala Harris would have been.

Donald Trump's return as U.S. president for the second time on Wednesday boosted equity markets on bets of lower corporate tax, favorable tariffs and deregulation, lifting shares of banks, locally focused small-cap companies and Trump Media .

Shares in renewable energy firms plunged after Donald Trump won a second term as president of the United States on a platform that promises to boost fossil fuels and undo the green agenda of his predecessor.

Trump paved the way for the boom by slashing red tape during his term in the White House and he could expand U.S. fossil fuel production in a second term by rolling back Biden's c

GE Vernova stock benefits from green-energy trends that could take a hit in a second Trump presidency. Investors don’t look worried, though.