Companies mentioned -

Bank Of America Corporation, SPDR S&P 500 ETF,  XLF Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF, Citigroup Inc, EWJ     iShares MSCI Japan Index Fund,  Schering-Plough Corp, Ford Motor Co, Yum! Brands Inc, Vanguard Europe Pacific ETF, Vonage Holdings Corp

BAC,SPY,XLF,C,EWJ,SGP,F,YUM,VEA,VG

Whether or not the aftermarket affects the price after the opening bell is a debate that continues among savvy investors.  It is presented here as an indication, not a recommendation, of what the market did last night.

After market movers by volume

BAC    Bank Of America Corporation, Volume 7,315,062

Proving that banks are still strong (at least some of them) despite the problems.

SPY     SPDR S&P 500 ETF, Volume 6,205,923

Mutual funds have not lost their attraction for many

XLF Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF, Volume 6,046,642

Always a strong contender

C    Citigroup Inc, Volume 5,677,193

Unless the earth moves, this is always a volume leader

EWJ    iShares MSCI Japan Index Fund, Volume 5,544,092

The Asian markets must be watched by any intelligent investor

SGP    Schering-Plough Corp Volume 2,352,347

Schering CEO Warns Of Loss Of Innovation In Drug Cos’ Deals – Dow Jones

F    Ford Motor Co, Volume 1,903,511

Former Ford execs bid for Volvo

YUM    Yum! Brands Inc, Volume 1,581,887

Yum! Brands beats estimates in Q3, but Pizza Hut is not so yummy

VEA    Vanguard Europe Pacific ETF, Volume 1,500,000

VG    Vonage Holdings Corp, Volume 1,482,539

Vonage apps doing well for iPhone, BlackBerry