EXE Stock After Hours

Expand Energy Corporation Common Stock
EXENASDAQ • USD
86.72 USD
AT CLOSE
🟢Market: OPEN

After-hours trading runs 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM ET.

EXE After Hours News

Gap Analytics — 5-year history, 5% minimum gap

Over the past 5 years, EXE has had 2 qualifying gap events (gaps of 5% or more at the open) — 1 gap-up and 1 gap-down. Gap-ups averaged +6%, 100% have fully filled, median time to fill 21 trading days. Gap-downs averaged -5.3%, 100% have fully filled, median time to fill 15 trading days. Most recent: a -5.3% gap down on Feb 9, 2026, which filled in 15 trading days. Average 20-trading-day return after a EXE gap up: -5.97%. After a gap down: +0.15%.

Gap Ups1 events
Fill Rate
100.0%
Avg Gap
6.0%
Avg 50% Fill
15d
Avg Fill
21d
Avg 20d return after gap-up: -5.97%
Gap Downs1 events
Fill Rate
100.0%
Avg Gap
5.3%
Avg 50% Fill
9d
Avg Fill
15d
Avg 20d return after gap-down: +0.15%
Avg Gap Fill by Timeframes
Gap Ups
1 day1 week2 week4 week
fills 25%100%100%100%100%
fills 50%0%0%0%100%
fills 75%0%0%0%100%
fills 100%0%0%0%100%
Gap Downs
1 day1 week2 week4 week
fills 25%100%100%100%100%
fills 50%0%0%100%100%
fills 75%0%0%100%100%
fills 100%0%0%0%100%
Complete Gap History — 2 events
DateGap FromGap %StatusDays to 50%Days to Fill% of Gap Filled After
1 day1 week2 week4 week
2026-02-09$110.37-5.31%Filled9d15d34%34%89%100%
2026-01-20$99.88+5.97%Filled15d21d45%45%45%100%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EXE's after-hours price?

Expand Energy (EXE) has no recorded after-hours trades for the latest session. Its regular-session close was $86.72. After-hours quotes appear here when the stock trades between 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM ET.

When does EXE after-hours trading start and end?

After-hours trading in EXE on the NASDAQ runs from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM ET on trading days, immediately after the regular session closes. Not every broker offers the full window, and liquidity thins sharply after about 6:30 PM ET.

Will EXE's after-hours move hold at the open?

An after-hours move that carries into the next session becomes an opening gap, and EXE's gap history is the best guide to what happens next: 100% of EXE gap-ups have fully filled, and 100% of gap-downs have filled over the past 5 years. Fill rates this high mean a large after-hours move is more often faded than extended.