FDXF Stock After Hours

FedEx Freight Holding Company, Inc.
FDXFNYSE • USD
114.00 USD
↗ 0.82 (0.73%)AFTER HOURS (AS OF Fri 08:11 PM EDT)
🔴Market: CLOSED

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

FDXF last traded at $114.00 after hours, up $0.82 (0.72%) from its regular-session close of $113.18.

FDXF After Hours News

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

Over the past 5 years, FDXF has had 1 qualifying gap-down event (5%+ at the open) and no qualifying gap-ups. Gap-downs averaged -6.9%, 0% have fully filled. Most recent: a -6.9% gap down on Jun 10, 2026, still unfilled. Average 20-trading-day return after a FDXF gap down: -14.8%.

Gap Downs1 events
Fill Rate
0.0%
Avg Gap
6.9%
Avg 50% Fill
1d
Avg Fill
—
Avg 20d return after gap-down: -14.80%
Avg Gap Fill by Timeframes
Gap Downs
1 day1 week2 week4 week
fills 25%100%100%100%100%
fills 50%100%100%100%100%
fills 75%100%100%100%100%
fills 100%0%0%0%0%
Complete Gap History — 1 events
DateGap FromGap %StatusDays to 50%Days to Fill% of Gap Filled After
1 day1 week2 week4 week
2026-06-10$188.46-6.88%Open1d—82%99%99%99%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is FDXF's after-hours price?

FedEx Freight (FDXF) is trading at $114.00 after hours, up $0.82 (0.72%) from its regular-session close of $113.18.

Why is FDXF moving after hours?

FDXF is up 0.72% in after-hours trading. Moves in this session almost always follow something released after the 4:00 PM ET close — an earnings report, guidance, a filing, or news — and trade on far thinner volume than the regular session, so the size of the move can overstate what the market will settle on at the next open.

When does FDXF after-hours trading start and end?

After-hours trading in FDXF on the NYSE 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 FDXF's after-hours move hold at the open?

An after-hours move that carries into the next session becomes an opening gap, and FDXF's gap history is the best guide to what happens next: 0% 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.