>>> US Gapping up

Gapping up
In reaction to earnings/guidance:
  • GMED +27.6%, FROG +21.9%, PCT +20.7%, ORGO +19.8%, TNDM +16.3%, LASR +15.4%, FIGS +15%, CGC +14.7%, EXPE +14.6%, ICUI +14.1%, TXG +13%, KRUS +12.4%, QNST +11.8% (also authorizes new $40 mln share repurchase program), PAR +11.4%, WLDN +11.4%, EVH +11.3% (also unveils innovative model seeking to improve cancer care), GCT +10.5%, AFRM +10.2%, ABL +9.5% (also initiates annual dividend), GRND +9.1%, G +8.8%, FLR +8.5% (also, FLR reaches deal with SMR; will convert remaining Class B units of SMR into Class A shares and will promptly begin a structured monetization of shares), FNKO +8.3%, EXPI +8.1%, AMN +8%, KODK +7.9%, INOD +7.9% (also launches Innodata Federal), XPOF +7%, CE +6.8%, AKAM +6.6%, WEN +6.6%, IBEX +6.4%, OS +6.2%, PGNY +5.6%, CARL +5.5%, BILL +5.3%, PTON +5.2%, HCI +5.1%, FLGT +5.1%, MNST +4.8%, NRDS +4.8%, KKR +4.8%, AMPX +4.4%, PLMR +4.4%, CENX +4.2%, SNDK +4.2%, FLO +4.1%, TCX +4% (also names new CEO), NKTR +4%, CLMT +3.8%, ABNB +3.7%, ZD +3.5%, TTD +3.4%, MKTX +3.4%, MWA +3.3% (also CEO to retire, names new CEO), NTRA +3.3%, ATMU +3.2%, FIVN +3.1% (also $150 mln buyback auth, inclusive of $50 mln ASR), NNI +2.5%, DIOD +2.3%, VCTR +2.1%, GEN +2.1%, OMDA +2%, CPK +2%, SLVM +2%, NOG +1.9%, ED +1.8%, AHR +1.8%, ALRM +1.8%, BHF +1.7%, CIVI +1.6%, HUN +1.5% (also decreases dividend), GSAT +1.5%, RBA +1.4%, AQN +1.4%, ANIP +1.4%, PLUS +1.3%, TU +1.3%, DBX +1.2%, CARG +1.2%, BAM +1.2%, WPM +1.1% (also acquires Gold Stream on the Spring Valley Project), EOG +1.1%, AORT +1.1%, HRB +1.1%, BIP +1%, UI +1%,
Other news:
  • ORIC +7.3% (announces publication of research paper)
  • BW +4.5% (raised $67.5 mln including approximately $50 mln from a single fundamental global institutional investor, through its ATM offering that opened on November 5, 2025)
  • RRR +3.4% (to join S&P SmallCap 600)
  • AKBA +3% (Vafseo data analysis)
  • BEN +2.2% (partnership with Wand AI)
  • EMBJ +1.2% (approves share buyback program)
  • INTC +1% (Elon Musk says TSLA may discuss AI chip production with co, according to Barron's)