Incyte, WD-40 and Gain Capital Holdings are the charts of the day

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Let's check out the Yahoo Finance charts of the day. Incyte (INCY): Shares tumbling here, down around 22%. The drugmaker’s experimental melanoma treatment, made in conjunction with Merck, did not meet its phase 3 primary endpoint. WD-40 (WDFC): Shares dropping here, down around 3%. The lubricant maker beat on earnings, but missed on revenue as well as sales growth. Gain Capital Holdings (GCAP): Shares climbing here, up around 2%. The holding company for FOREX.com and City Index services said announced the continued rollout of its cryptocurrency offerings, with the recent launch of Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple and Bitcoin Cash in the U.K., Europe, Australia and Singapore. For more on today's big stock movers check out the Final Round, live at 3:55 p.m. ET, right here on Yahoo Finance.

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