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Here’s a quick snapshot of today’s biggest stock movers in the U.S. and Canada:

US & Canada Top Movers (Oct 22, 2025)

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PBF Energy Inc (PBF): $29.48 USD +5.06% : Oil & Energy
Goldman Sachs raised its price target to $30, citing improved refining margins and operational efficiency.

CVR Energy Inc (CVI): $36.28 USD +4.40% : Oil & Energy
Analysts anticipate earnings growth, bolstered by strong refining operations and strategic asset management.

Occidental Petroleum Corp (OXY): $41.73 USD +2.00% : Oil & Energy
Berkshire Hathaway’s significant investment signals confidence in Occidental’s long-term prospects.

Chevron Corp (CVX): $155.57 USD +1.16% : Oil & Energy
Increased investor interest following strategic asset acquisitions and positive market sentiment.

Halliburton Co (HAL): $26.31 USD +4.24% : Oilfield Services
Analyst upgrades from RBC Capital and HSBC, citing strong Q3 performance and optimistic outlook.

WELL Health Technologies Corp (WELL): $4.95 CAD +1.02% : Healthcare Technology
Record revenue and patient visits in Q2-2025, coupled with upgraded guidance, boost investor confidence.

Energy Fuels Inc (EFR): $31.74 CAD +9.71% : Uranium & Rare Earths
Strong demand for uranium and rare earth elements, along with strategic investments, drive stock performance.

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Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX): $1,116.37 USD −10.07% : Streaming & Entertainment
Netflix’s third-quarter earnings report revealed a surprising $619 million tax expense due to a retroactive Brazilian tax dispute, leading to a significant miss in profit expectations. Despite record revenue of $11.5 billion, the unexpected charge caused investor concern, resulting in a sharp decline in stock price.

BigBear.ai Holdings Inc. (NYSE: BBAI): $6.61 USD −6.64% : AI & Defense Analytics
After a recent surge following a defense AI partnership announcement, BigBear.ai’s stock faced a pullback. Analysts cited concerns over the company’s ability to capitalize on AI opportunities and the impact of government budget cuts on its revenue projections.

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR): $175.49 USD −3.33% : AI & Data Analytics
Palantir’s stock experienced a decline due to insider selling, with CEO Alex Karp planning to sell nearly 10 million shares. Such substantial insider transactions often raise concerns among investors about the company’s future prospects and leadership confidence.

 

US & Canada Top Movers (Oct 21, 2025)

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Globalstar, Inc. (GSAT): $44.96 USD +1.06% : Satellite Communications & IoT
The stock rose after Globalstar announced the global commercial rollout of its RM200M two-way satellite IoT module, offering low-cost, low-power connectivity for critical assets. The module supports multimode operation, reliable communications for logistics, energy, agriculture, and environmental monitoring, and leverages Globalstar’s L and S-band spectrum and second-generation satellites to expand coverage worldwide.

Vicor Corp (VICR): $65.80 USD +13.37% : Power Modules & AI Infrastructure
The company reported strong Q3 2025 earnings, with product revenues and licensing income climbing 18.5% year-over-year, signalling growing demand for its high-density power solutions for AI and data centres. 

Eos Energy Enterprises Inc (EOSE): $16.30 USD +8.59% : Energy Storage Solutions
Eos announced “Project AMAZE,” a U.S. manufacturing expansion and software hub, backed by a $24 million state-led incentive package, aimed at scaling to 8 GWh annualized energy-storage capacity and creating 1,000 jobs. 

Gartner Inc (IT): $258.17 USD +7.80% : IT Research & Advisory
Investors responded to renewed analyst support and company commentary emphasizing Gartner’s leadership in AI strategy and technology trends, boosting sentiment ahead of earnings. 

RTX Corp (RTX): $173.04 USD +7.67% : Aerospace & Defense
The company posted a better-than-expected Q3 result and raised its full-year 2025 outlook, driven by strong demand in both defense and commercial aerospace markets. 

Oscar Health Inc (OSCR): $21.77 USD +7.88% : Digital Health Insurance
The stock is trading near its 52-week high as investors focus on Oscar’s growth potential in the health-tech/insurance hybrid space, though no singular news catalyst was clearly identified. 

Healwell AI Inc (TSE: AIDX): 1.46 CAD +5.80% : AI-Driven Healthcare Software
Healwell’s recent Q2 growth of 645% year-over-year, driven by strategic acquisitions, has raised interest in its transition to AI-powered healthcare SaaS solutions.

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BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (BBAI): $7.08 USD −5.09%: AI Software & Analytics
The stock is under pressure due to delays in financial filings, accounting restatements, and uncertainty in its U.S. federal contract pipeline which has led to weakened guidance.

NuScale Power Corp (SMR): $38.37 USD −13.21%: Nuclear & Clean Energy Tech
Shares declined after multiple analyst downgrades citing valuation concerns and large shareholder sell-offs, raising doubts about timing and profitability of its small modular reactor business.

Cameco Corp (CCO): 115.99 CAD −3.77% : Uranium Mining & Processing
The company flagged delays at its McArthur River mine impacting production forecasts for 2025, prompting investor profit-taking despite long-term demand.

USA Rare Earth Inc (USAR): $26.73 USD −15.38%: Rare Earth Metals
The drop is driven by concerns over lack of concrete U.S. government support, insider share sales, and broader rare-earth market volatility which is tempering enthusiasm.

Shopify Inc (SHOP): 139.44 USD −1.47%: E-Commerce Platform & Software
Shares fell as investors grew cautious about Shopify’s slowing growth, tightening profit margins, and signs that the strong post-pandemic e-commerce boom may be losing momentum.

WELL Health Technologies Corp (WELL): 4.90 CAD −1.41%: Digital Health Services
The modest decline follows recent gains and may reflect short-term profit-taking and investor fatigue after the stock’s recent run, with no specific new catalyst identified today.

Ucore Rare Metals Inc (UCU): 6.98 CAD −17.88% : Critical & Rare Earth Metals
The sharp drop comes amid concerns about its balance sheet, rising losses, and skepticism over its near-term execution despite sector tailwinds.

US & Canada Top Movers (Oct 20, 2025)

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Cleveland-Cliffs Inc (CLF): $16.18 USD +21.47% : Steel & Mining
The stock surged after the company announced plans to expand into rare-earth mineral production at its U.S. mining sites in Michigan and Minnesota, aligning with national strategies to secure critical materials. 

United States Antimony Corp (UAMY): $13.43 USD +20.02% : Critical Minerals
Shares jumped following the company’s bid to acquire Australian miner Larvotto Resources for $722 million, reinforcing its role in U.S. supply-chain efforts for antimony, a critical mineral. 

USA Rare Earth Inc. (USAR): $31.59 USD +13.92% : Rare Earth Elements
The uptick comes after a “Buy” initiation by analyst Neal Dingmann at William Blair, citing the company’s integrated rare-earth magnet production capabilities and alignment with U.S. critical-minerals policy. 

Navitas Semiconductor Corp (NVTS): $17.10 USD +16.64% : Semiconductors & AI Infrastructure
The rally follows news of its collaboration with NVIDIA Corporation on next-generation power chips (GaN/SiC) for AI data-centers, boosting investor confidence in its role in the AI hardware supply chain. 

Enovix Corp (ENVX): $12.67 USD +13.02% : Battery Technology
The increase correlates with renewed interest in advanced battery-makers amid optimism for their role in electric vehicles and energy storage, although a specific catalyst for today wasn’t clearly identified.

WELL Health Technologies Corp (TSE: WELL): 4.97 CAD +1.84% : Digital Health Services
The modest gain aligns with a broader positive trend in health-tech stocks and growing demand for digital health solutions, though no distinct news item was found for today.

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CoreWeave Inc (NASDAQ: CRWV): $127.06 USD −7.17% : Cloud & AI Infrastructure
The decline came after the proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) recommended investors vote down its proposed $9 billion acquisition of Core Scientific, Inc., highlighting risks tied to the all-stock deal and the falling share value. Reuters

Critical Metals Corp (NASDAQ: CRML): $19.58 USD −6.14% : Rare Earth Metals
The stock pulled back as investors weighed a recent private placement for project funding, which raised concerns about dilution and long-term momentum in the rare-earth cycle. MarketScreener

Quantum Computing Inc (NASDAQ: QUBT): $17.28 USD −5.73% : Quantum Technology
Shares fell amid broader weakness in quantum-tech stocks and investor concerns over large upcoming equity offerings and potential dilution. The company’s Q2 2025 earnings report showed a 67% year-over-year revenue decline and a wider-than-expected loss per share, raising serious valuation concerns. Investors

Celestica Inc (TSE: CLS): 384.13 CAD −1.27% : Electronics Manufacturing Services
The modest decline is seen as a short-term pullback after a strong run-up, with some analysts noting that Celestica’s stock may be trading at a premium, citing a high price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio compared to industry peers and anticipating profit-taking.

US & Canada Top Movers (Oct 16, 2025)

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Major Drilling Group International Inc (TSX: MDI) $14.28 CAD (+15.72%)

Major Drilling surged nearly 16% today following strong optimism in the mining services sector and renewed exploration spending worldwide. The company, one of the world’s largest specialized drilling service providers, continues to benefit from higher commodity prices and growing demand for critical minerals. Analysts point to its geographic diversification, cutting-edge drilling technologies, and solid financial performance, reporting over CA$760 million in trailing twelve-month revenue as key factors driving investor confidence.

Micron Technology Inc. (NASDAQ: MU) $202.53 (+5.51%)

Micron’s stock surged following a positive analyst upgrade from UBS, which raised its price target to $245, citing strong demand for AI memory chips. Robinhood

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Certara Inc. (NASDAQ: CERT) $12.66 (+5.76%)

Certara’s shares climbed after the company announced a credit agreement amendment to reduce borrowing costs, boosting investor confidence. TipRanks

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VEON Ltd. (NASDAQ: VEON) $54.95 (+6.43%)

VEON’s stock rose as the company explored partnerships to expand its services, including potential collaborations with Starlink in Bangladesh. VEON reported strong results for the fourth quarter of 2024, with revenue growing 8.3% year-over-year in U.S. dollars. Digital revenues, in particular, saw a significant 63% jump in the full year 2024.

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Hub Group Inc. (NASDAQ: HUBG) $36.66 (+5.80%)

This uptick followed a key analyst upgrade and positive earnings outlook. Raymond James upgraded Hub Group’s rating from “Market Perform” to “Outperform,” setting a price target of $40.00. The firm cited growth prospects in the intermodal transportation sector, particularly benefiting from a potential merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern railroads. Analysts also noted that near-term challenges were likely already priced into the stock, suggesting a more positive outlook ahead.

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Seagate Technology Holdings PLC (NASDAQ: STX) $226.03 (+3.03%)

Seagate Technology (STX) stock has been up recently due to a wave of bullish analyst upgrades, sector optimism driven by strong demand for AI-related data storage, and the company’s solid financial performance. Several brokerage firms, including Loop Capital, Wedbush, Evercore ISI, and Morgan Stanley, have issued positive research notes and significantly increased their price targets for the stock

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Praxis Precision Medicines Inc. (NASDAQ: PRAX) $162.71 (+183.71%)

Praxis Precision Medicine stock (PRAX) surged over 200% on Thursday, October 16, 2025, due to overwhelmingly positive topline results from two Phase 3 clinical trials for its essential tremor drug, ulixacaltamide. The successful outcome of these trials has revived investor confidence after a previous trial was recommended to be halted for futility in February 2025 TipRanks

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CVS Health Corp (NYSE: CVS) $81.37 (+0.87%)

The stock rose due to analyst upgrades, strong expectations for Q3 earnings, and strategic expansions like acquiring 63 Rite Aid stores. Its consistent dividend and solid cash flow also boosted investor confidence.

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QuantumScape Corp (NYSE: QS) $15.46 (−13.39%)
QuantumScape shares dropped sharply as investors reacted to ongoing delays in solid-state battery commercialization. Concerns over high cash burn and lack of near-term revenue visibility continue to weigh on sentiment.

NuScale Power Corp (NYSE: SMR) $47.64 (−10.84%)
NuScale declined after reports of potential project delays and funding concerns tied to its small modular reactor initiatives. Analysts cite growing skepticism about near-term profitability.

BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (NYSE: BBAI) $7.70 (−9.62%)
BigBear.ai saw a steep decline amid broader weakness in AI-related stocks. Despite long-term potential in defense AI analytics, traders took profits following recent rallies.

Occidental Petroleum Corp (NYSE: OXY) $41.04 (−2.01%)
Occidental slipped modestly as oil prices retreated, offsetting optimism over recent production gains. Investors await fresh signals from the energy sector amid fluctuating crude prices.

US & Canada Top Movers (Oct 15, 2025)

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Bitdeer Technologies Group (NASDAQ: BTDR) — $25.90 (+28.73%)

Bitdeer’s stock surged today after a strong rebound from its earlier dip following a $330 million convertible note offering. The gains were supported by a 56.8% year-over-year revenue increase in Q2 2025, driven by self-mining operations and SEALMINER hardware sales, as well as expansion into high-performance computing and AI data centers. Analysts remain optimistic, with price targets up to $40 per share.

Microvast Holdings Inc (NASDAQ: MVST) — $6.25 (+19.05%)

Microvast’s stock gained sharply after announcing a $125 million equity offering to support corporate purposes, including debt refinancing and capital expenditures. Investor enthusiasm was also fueled by advancements in next-generation battery technology, including fast-charging and all-solid-state battery breakthroughs, which sparked optimism about the company’s growth potential.

Hillenbrand, Inc. (NYSE: HI) — $31.31 (+18.20%)

Hillenbrand’s stock jumped after the announcement that Lone Star Funds is acquiring the company in an all-cash deal valued at $3.8 billion. The deal offers shareholders $32 per share, reflecting a significant premium, and follows Hillenbrand’s strategic focus on industrial processing equipment.

NuScale Power Corp (NYSE: SMR) — $53.43 (+16.68%)
NuScale Power’s stock surged following the U.S. Army’s announcement of the Project Janus initiative, aiming to deploy small modular reactors (SMRs) at military bases to enhance energy resilience and reduce reliance on traditional power grids. NuScale’s SMR technology, which has received approval from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, positions the company as a potential partner in this strategic energy initiative

Prologis Inc (NYSE: PLD) — $122.76 (+6.35%)
Prologis reported a record quarter with nearly 62 million square feet leased, driving occupancy to 95.3% and delivering a 49.4% net effective rent change. The company achieved core funds from operations (FFO) of $1.49 per share, surpassing the $1.44 estimate, and revenue of $2.21 billion, exceeding expectations. Prologis raised its 2025 core FFO guidance to $5.78–$5.81 per share, reflecting strong demand and strategic growth initiatives.

First Solar Inc (NASDAQ: FSLR) — $244.40 (+8.90%)
First Solar climbed after hitting a 52-week high, fueled by analyst upgrades, including Citigroup raising its price target from $198 to $300. Investor optimism was driven by strong U.S. expansion plans and growing demand for solar products, reflecting confidence in the company’s position within the clean energy sector.

Celestica Inc (TSE: CLS) — 379.63 CAD (+9.02%)
Goldman Sachs initiated coverage on Celestica with a Buy rating and a $340 price target. The firm projects Celestica’s revenue to grow from $9.6 billion in 2024 to $21.4 billion by 2029, representing a 17% five-year compound annual growth rate. Earnings per share (EPS) are expected to increase at a 25% compound annual growth rate during the same period. Goldman Sachs values Celestica at 40 times next-twelve-months-plus-one EPS, a premium compared to the average of its peers across AI-exposed data center equipment providers, which is approximately 18 times. This valuation reflects investor optimism about Celestica’s growth prospects. Investing.com

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BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (NYSE: BBAI) — $8.52 (−4.38%)
BigBear.ai’s stock dipped today, reflecting market pressure on AI and defense tech stocks despite steady long-term growth prospects.

NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) — $179.83 (−0.10%)
NVIDIA remained mostly flat with a minor pullback, following recent strong gains in AI and GPU markets.

Oklo Inc (NYSE: OKLO) — $171.56 (−1.48%)
Oklo saw a modest decline today, as investors await updates on its small modular nuclear reactor development timeline.

Lightspeed Commerce Inc (TSE: LSPD) — 16.20 CAD (−0.12%)
Lightspeed edged lower on minor profit-taking after recent rally in e-commerce and point-of-sale technology stocks.

WELL Health Technologies Corp (TSE: WELL) — 5.15 CAD (−1.90%)
WELL Health shares fell amid general market volatility in the Canadian healthcare and telemedicine sector.

US & Canada Top Movers (Oct 14, 2025)

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📈 BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (NYSE: BBAI) – +1.14%

BigBear.ai’s stock rose 1.14% following the announcement of a new defense partnership. The company entered into a significant AI-driven defense contract, marking a strategic move to expand its presence in the national security sector. This collaboration is expected to bolster BigBear.ai’s position in the defense industry, attracting investor interest. Yahoo Finance

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📈 Critical Metals Corp (NASDAQ: CRML) – +28.74%

Critical Metals Corp’s stock surged nearly 29% after President Donald Trump issued a warning to China over its tight export controls on critical minerals. This geopolitical development raised concerns about supply chain disruptions, leading to increased investor interest in companies like Critical Metals Corp, which are involved in the extraction and supply of essential minerals. Yahoo Finance

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📈 Navitas Semiconductor Corp (NASDAQ: NVTS) – +26.08%

Navitas Semiconductor’s stock experienced a significant gain, attributed to the company’s progress in developing new power chips. These advancements are expected to support the growing demand for energy-efficient technologies, positioning Navitas Semiconductor favorably in the semiconductor market. Trefis

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📈 Lithium Americas Corp (TSE: LAC) – +34.13%

Lithium Americas Corp’s stock reached a 52-week high, driven by a surge in lithium prices. The company’s strong performance in the lithium sector, coupled with positive market sentiment towards electric vehicle battery materials, contributed to the significant stock increase. Investing.com

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📈 Barrick Mining Corp (TSE: ABX) – +2.05%

Barrick Mining’s stock saw a modest increase following the restart of blasting operations at its Loulo underground gold mine in Mali. This development is expected to enhance the company’s gold production capabilities, positively impacting investor confidence. Simply Wall St

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📈 Fluence Energy Inc (NASDAQ: FLNC) – +16.11%

Fluence Energy’s stock rose over 16% after JPMorgan announced a trillion-dollar investment in clean energy technologies. Fluence Energy, being a key player in the energy storage sector, stands to benefit from this massive influx of capital aimed at advancing clean energy solutions. Yahoo Finance

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📈 Orla Mining Ltd (TSE: OLA) – +19.58%

Orla Mining’s stock gained nearly 20% following the company’s announcement of strong gold production from its Musselwhite mine in the third quarter of 2025. This operational success positions Orla Mining favorably in the gold mining sector, attracting investor attention. TipRanks

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📈 Energy Fuels Inc (TSE: EFR) – +29.86%

Energy Fuels’ stock surged almost 30% after the company completed a private placement of US$600 million in 0.75% Convertible Senior Notes due 2031. The upsized offering, which was increased from US$550 million, is intended to support Energy Fuels’ expansion into the rare earth elements market, a sector experiencing growing demand. Simply Wall St

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📈 WELL Health Technologies Corp (TSE: WELL) – +1.16%

WELL Health Technologies’ stock saw a slight increase following analyst coverage from Stifel, which initiated a “Buy” rating on the company. The positive outlook reflects confidence in WELL Health’s position in the digital health sector. Cantech Letter

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📈 Cameco Corp (TSE: CCO) – +7.91%

Cameco’s stock rose nearly 8% after the company secured a long-term uranium supply deal with Slovenske elektrarne through 2036. This agreement underscores Cameco’s strong position in the nuclear energy market, enhancing investor confidence.

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD)

Closing Price: $218.09 (+0.71%)
Reason for Gain: The company secured a significant AI chip deal with Oracle, marking its second major AI chip partnership in two weeks. (investors.com)

Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT)

Closing Price: $107.21 (+4.99%)
Reason for Gain: Walmart announced a shopping partnership with OpenAI, leading to increased investor optimism and a record high stock price. (marketwatch.com)

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JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM)

Closing Price: $302.08 (-1.91%)
Reason for Movement: Despite reporting a 16% increase in earnings and surpassing revenue expectations, the stock declined due to concerns over loan losses and credit risks. (investors.com)

Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (NYSE: GS)

Closing Price: $770.76 (-2.01%)
Reason for Movement: While reporting a 20% year-over-year revenue increase, the stock declined due to missing expectations in equity revenue and concerns over loan losses. (investors.com)

US & Canada Top Movers (Oct 13, 2025)

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BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (NYSE: BBAI) — $8.81 (+22.02%)
The stock surged after announcing a strategic partnership to develop AI-powered infrastructure for national security and defense operations, boosting investor confidence.

SoundHound AI Inc (NASDAQ: SOUN) — $19.14 (+10.25%) Shares jumped after Apivia Courtage, part of the AEMA Group, partnered with SoundHound to roll out its latest agentic AI platform, Amelia 7, across its contact centers. This partnership highlights the growing adoption of SoundHound’s AI technology in real-world business applications.

Bloom Energy Corp (NYSE: BE) — $109.91 (+26.52%)
Bloom Energy gained sharply following a $5 billion partnership with Brookfield Asset Management to deploy fuel cell technology for AI data centers, highlighting its role in clean energy for AI infrastructure.

Plug Power Inc (NASDAQ: PLUG) — $3.90 (+14.04%)
Plug Power’s stock climbed more than 14% after analysts sharply raised their price targets, signaling renewed confidence in the company’s long-term potential. According to Parameter.io, Susquehanna increased its target from $1.80 to $3.50, while HC Wainwright raised theirs from $3.00 to $7.00. The optimism stems from Plug Power’s aggressive expansion plans, including hydrogen plant projects in Georgia, Texas, and New York, which are expected to drive revenue between $1.5 and $1.8 billion by 2026. The company also aims to reach breakeven gross margins through cost reductions and improved manufacturing efficiency. However, analysts noted that challenges such as project delays and growing competition remain key risks to watch.

United States Antimony Corp (NYSEAMERICAN: UAMY) — $16.71 (+36.86%)
UAMY jumped on increased demand for critical minerals and a recent $25 million offering priced above market, drawing investor attention.

Sigma Lithium Corp (NASDAQ: SGML) — $6.93 (+11.06%)
Sigma Lithium rose as analysts upgraded the stock, citing strong demand for lithium in electric vehicle batteries.

Albemarle Corp (NYSE: ALB) — $96.34 (+7.21%)
Albemarle gained on continued strength in the lithium market and favorable investor sentiment around EV battery demand

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Lightspeed Commerce Inc (TSE: LSPD) — $15.46 CAD (−5.96%)
Lightspeed’s stock fell amid a broader market uptick. Despite recent efforts to cut labor costs and repurchase shares, the company continues to face challenges in achieving profitable growth MarketWatch.

Opendoor Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: OPEN) — $7.27 USD (−3.96%)
Opendoor’s stock declined due to investor profit-taking and concerns over the housing market’s recovery. Despite optimism from some analysts, the company has yet to report a yearly net profit since going public in 2020 Barron’s.

Hologic Inc (NASDAQ: HOLX) — $65.51 USD (−3.32%)
Hologic’s stock underperformed compared to competitors, with a decrease in breast imaging sales and ongoing challenges in international markets contributing to the decline Radiology Business.

Shopify Inc (TSE: SHOP) — $211.39 CAD (−8.04%)
Shopify’s stock dropped following disappointing guidance and concerns over slowing sales growth. The company’s outlook fell short of analysts’ forecasts, leading to a continuation of the downward trend in sales gains investopedia.com.

WELL Health Technologies Corp (TSE: WELL) — $5.19 CAD (−10.05%)
WELL Health’s stock declined despite strong earnings, possibly due to investor profit-taking or concerns over future growth prospects. The company remains within its 52-week range, indicating potential volatility Investing.com.

US & Canada Top Movers (Oct 10, 2025)

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Uranium Energy Corp. (NYSEAMERICAN: UEC)
Price: $14.65 ▲ (+8.12%)
Uranium Energy rallied as uranium prices remained strong and investors continued to favor U.S.-based uranium producers amid global nuclear energy expansion and supply concerns from Kazakhstan.

Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO)
Price: $147.16 ▲ (+6.54%)
Oklo gained on renewed optimism around its small modular reactor technology and growing interest in nuclear power as a clean energy source. Analysts also cite increased institutional buying.

USA Rare Earth Inc. (NASDAQ: USAR)
Price: $32.61 ▲ (+4.96%)
Shares of USA Rare Earth rose as demand for rare earth elements used in EVs and defense applications increased. The move reflects rising investor interest in U.S. mineral independence from China.

Elastic NV (NYSE: ESTC)
Price: $86.48 ▲ (+6.05%)
Elastic NV jumped on continued strength in its AI-powered search and data analytics offerings. The company is seen as a key player in enterprise AI adoption and data infrastructure growth.

Energy Fuels Inc. (TSE: EFR)
Price: C$28.37
Energy Fuels traded higher in sync with other uranium-related stocks as investors rotated back into clean energy materials. Its position as a leading North American uranium producer adds to the bullish sentiment.

Vaxcyte Inc. (NASDAQ: PCVX)
Price: $43.70
Vaxcyte stayed firm as biotech stocks saw selective gains, with investors eyeing progress in its next-generation vaccine pipeline and partnerships in immunization research.

US & Canada Top Movers (Oct 9, 2025)

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NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) — 192.50 USD (+1.79%)

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) experienced a notable increase in its stock price, closing at $192.57, up 1.79% from the previous day. This uptick follows Cantor Fitzgerald’s decision to raise its price target to $300, citing NVIDIA’s expanding role in AI infrastructure. The firm emphasized that the AI market is still in its early stages, with hyperscalers alone indicating hundreds of billions in demand over the coming years. Cantor Fitzgerald projects NVIDIA will secure at least 75% of the AI accelerator market and anticipates earnings per share to rise to $8 by 2026 and $11 by 2027, surpassing current Wall Street estimates.

* For new traders: For example, if NVIDIA’s P/E ratio is 35 and EPS reaches $11, the implied stock price could be around $385 ($11 × 35). This shows how rising profits can impact stock valuation and potential gains.

Applied Digital Corporation (NASDAQ: APLD)  $29.29(+4.83%)

Applied Digital Corporation (NASDAQ: APLD) saw its stock price rise to $29.29, marking a 4.83% increase. This surge follows the company’s announcement of an 84% year-over-year revenue growth in its fiscal Q1 2026, reaching $64.2 million, and the completion of a significant $11 billion lease agreement with CoreWeave. These developments underscore Applied Digital’s expanding role in providing high-performance computing infrastructure for AI applications. The company’s strategic initiatives, including securing power sources for its data centers and forming partnerships with major hyperscalers, position it for continued growth in the AI infrastructure sector.

UiPath Inc (NYSE: PATH) $18.51 (+18.81%)
UiPath climbed sharply after unveiling a new collaboration with OpenAI to integrate agentic AI technology into its software stack. 

USA Rare Earth Inc (NASDAQ: USAR) $31.07 (+14.99%)
USA Rare Earth surged nearly 15% after its new CEO revealed the company is in close communication with the Trump administration, raising hopes of federal investment in its rare earth mining operations. The stock’s recent rise is supported by several positive factors, including China’s new export restrictions and continued U.S. government support for domestic rare-earth companies, highlighting its strategic importance in the global critical minerals race

NuScale Power Corp (NYSE: SMR) $40.61 (+6.31%)
NuScale surged as Italy is reportedly considering reintroducing nuclear power, making modular reactors like NuScale’s more attractive to policymakers.

Oklo Inc (NYSE: OKLO) $138.13 (+2.49%)
Oklo has attracted attention due to bullish analyst coverage and optimism around its role in the nuclear and AI energy space. Canaccord Genuity recently initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a $175 price target, highlighting Oklo’s vertical integration and its positioning in clean power for AI data centers. Sources: Nasdaq, MarketBeat, Yahoo Finance

Draganfly Inc (CNSX: DPRO) $18.53 (+18.63%)
Draganfly’s stock rose strongly after the company successfully demonstrated its Commander 3XL and Flex FPV drones in operational settings, boosting investor confidence in its drone technology innovations.

Tilray Brands Inc (NASDAQ: TLRY) $2.10 (+22.09%)
Tilray’s stock jumped after its Q3 revenue beat estimates, posting $209.5 million in revenue, up 4.7% year–over-year. Optimism around U.S. cannabis reform also boosted sentiment, following reports that President Trump is considering reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug. Sources: The Economic Times, TipRanks, Yahoo Finance

New Era Energy & Digital Inc (NASDAQ: NUAI) $2.83 (+83.77%)
New Era announced that its Texas Critical Data Center joint venture entered Phase Two engineering, expanding the site and moving toward scaling to 1 GW capacity for AI and GPU infrastructure. Additional momentum came from land acquisitions and regulatory updates, fueling investor excitement. Sources: Stock Titan, Midland Reporter-Telegram.

BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (NYSE: BBAI) rose 2.74% to $7.49 after continued investor optimism around AI-driven analytics and defense applications. The company remains a strong player in the AI space, focusing on real-time data intelligence and predictive modeling for government and enterprise clients.

Palantir Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: PLTR) 185.45 USD (+1.03%)
Palantir edged higher following clarification that earlier concerns over security risks in a military communications system were overstated.

ServiceNow Inc (NYSE: NOW) $917.95 (+0.43%)
ServiceNow gained amid strong enterprise demand for AI-driven software. The company reported a rising number of AI-related solution deals and raised its performance outlook, crediting its positioning in the booming enterprise AI market. Sources: StockStory, Forbes

OpenText Corp (TSE: OTEX) 55.20 CAD (+2.32%)
OpenText saw modest gains likely driven by broad sector strength in enterprise software and renewed investor demand for data management solutions. Analysts note that some of the upside could stem from relative undervaluation compared to global software peers.

Celestica Inc (TSE: CLS) 364.51 CAD (+2.46%)
Celestica’s stock continues to attract attention as it builds on a sustained uptrend; the company has been delivering strong results, including a recent 20%+ year-over-year revenue increase and earnings beats. Mutual funds and institutional investors are showing growing confidence in the company’s positioning in AI and hardware platforms.

Cameco Corp (TSE: CCO) 121.69 CAD (+1.13%)
Cameco’s share price saw modest gains after a recent pullback. Analysts retain a “Buy” rating with a consensus target near $89.55, even though the company’s revenue recently missed expectations—its EPS beat at $0.51 partly offsetting concerns.

Merck & Co Inc (NYSE: MRK) 87.50 USD (+1.27%)
Merck added to its gains today, likely buoyed by ongoing strength in its pharmaceutical pipeline and steady demand for its key drugs in major markets.

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Lightspeed Commerce Inc (TSE: LSPD) — $16.44 (-1.62%)
Lightspeed experienced a modest decline as investors reacted to mixed financial results and cautious guidance on growth in key segments, particularly in retail and hospitality. With competitors like Shopify and Toast projecting higher revenue growth, concerns have emerged that Lightspeed may be losing market share.

Applovin Corp (NASDAQ: APP) — $600.32 (-4.67%)
Applovin fell as analysts raised concerns over slowing mobile ad revenue and increasing competition in app monetization. The stock declined further after reports emerged that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had launched an investigation into the company’s data-collection practices.

WELL Health Technologies Corp (TSE: WELL) — $5.77 (-3.99%)
WELL Health faced a pullback as investor enthusiasm cooled following recent gains, reflecting a market rotation away from smaller healthcare tech names. The company relies heavily on acquisitions for growth, which can introduce integration risks, potential earnings volatility, and margin compression, making sustainable growth more challenging. While WELL has a strong acquisition pipeline, some analysts view this reliance with caution.

Kinross Gold Corp (TSE: K) — $34.05 (-3.54%)
Kinross Gold is facing challenges as its costs are rising, which could lower profits if gold prices drop. Production is expected to stay flat through 2027, and big new mines won’t add much until 2029. The gold market is volatile, insiders have been selling shares, and the stock is near a resistance level, which adds uncertainty. Its low dividend may also make it less appealing to income-focused investors.

Moderna Inc (NASDAQ: MRNA) — $27.53 (-1.40%)
Moderna (MRNA) stock declined today, pressured by falling demand for COVID-19 vaccines, which were its main revenue source. The company cut its revenue guidance and plans a workforce reduction. Competition from Pfizer and BioNTech, regulatory delays for new vaccines, and market concerns about cash burn have added to the downward trend, despite some recent positive developments with its updated COVID-19 vaccines.

SoundHound AI Inc (NASDAQ: SOUN) — $18.58 (-1.59%)
SoundHound experienced a slight decline as broader AI stock rotation impacted smaller AI-focused companies. An MIT report from August 2025 indicated that most businesses were not yet seeing profits from their investments in generative AI. This reduced investor enthusiasm for the entire AI sector, including SoundHound, which is viewed as a riskier, growth-dependent AI stock.

 

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Tempus AI Inc (NASDAQ: TEM) $103.25 +(11.01%)

This surge can be attributed to several factors including recent FDA clearances for AI-driven medical technologies like the upgraded Tempus Pixel cardiac imaging platform and the RNA-based Tempus xR IVD device. The company also reported strong financial performance, with an 89.6% year-over-year revenue increase in its latest quarter, driven by growth in Genomics and AI-enabled data licensing. Furthermore, Tempus AI raised its full-year 2025 revenue guidance to $1.26 billion and aims for a positive adjusted EBITDA of $5 million.

Advanced Micro Devices Inc (NASDAQ: AMD) $235.56 (+11.37%)

This surge was primarily driven by news of a strategic partnership with OpenAI, which involves deploying AMD’s Instinct MI450 Series GPUs for AI infrastructure, with an initial phase set for the second half of 2026.

NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) $189.11 (+2.20%)
NVIDIA continued to climb on strong AI infrastructure demand and record GPU sales powering data centers worldwide.

Dell Technologies Inc (NYSE: DELL) $164.53 (+9.05%)
Dell Technologies’ stock climbed sharply after the company raised its long-term growth outlook, reflecting surging demand for data center and AI infrastructure solutions. Dell now expects annual revenue to grow between 7% and 9%, up from the previous 3% to 4%, and forecasts annual earnings per share growth of 15% or more, compared to the earlier 8% target. The company credited this upgrade to its strong position in the ongoing AI boom, as enterprise customers increasingly invest in the compute, storage, and networking capabilities required to deploy artificial intelligence at scale.

Solaris Energy Infrastructure Inc (NYSE: SEI) $48.21 (+9.44%)

Solaris Energy Infrastructure Inc. (SEI) closed at $48.21, extending a strong uptrend — up nearly 59% year-to-date and 245% over the past year. The momentum is driven by analyst optimism, insider buying (including the CEO), and solid institutional support. Solaris’s expansion into mobile power solutions for data centers and grid stability, along with prudent debt reduction and a new $0.12 quarterly dividend, strengthens investor confidence and positions the company for continued earnings growth.

Lightspeed Commerce Inc (TSE: LSPD) — 16.71 CAD (+2.96%)

Lightspeed’s stock rose due to strong revenue growth in its key segments, particularly retail in North America and hospitality in Europe. Positive investor sentiment is supported by improved profitability, product innovation, expanded payments solutions, and management’s share repurchase program. Analysts’ optimistic earnings estimates have also contributed to the uptick.

WELL Health Technologies Corp (TSE: WELL) — $6.01 CAD (+7.32%)

WELL Health Technologies Corp. experienced a significant uptick in its stock price, closing at $6.01 CAD on October 8, 2025, marking a 7.32% increase for the day. This rise is part of a broader positive trend, with the stock appreciating approximately 39.77% over the past year and 26.79% over the past month

The company’s growth is driven by its strategic focus on expanding digital health services, including telemedicine, electronic medical records (EMR), and cybersecurity solutions. WELL Health Technologies is Canada’s largest owner and operator of outpatient health clinics, with operations in both Canada and the United States

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Advance Auto Parts Inc — $52.59 USD (−7.48%)

Advance Auto Parts’ stock fell sharply due to ongoing operational challenges and negative market sentiment. The company is undergoing a multi-year business transformation, but investors remain concerned about slow progress and potential market share losses to competitors. Financial pressures, including new debt taken on to fund restructuring, have increased interest expenses and weighed on profitability. Analyst downgrades and cautious outlooks have further fueled selling, reflecting skepticism about the company’s ability to sustain profit growth in the near term. These combined factors have driven the stock lower.

NuScale Power Corp (NYSE: SMR) — $38.20 (−2.58%)

NuScale Power Corp. (NYSE: SMR) saw its stock decline 2.58% to $38.20 on October 8, 2025. The drop is primarily due to a combination of analyst concerns, insider selling, and financial pressures. Bank of America downgraded NuScale from “Neutral” to “Underperform,” citing stretched valuations and skepticism over the pace of small modular reactor (SMR) deployment, lowering the price target from $38 to $34. Investor confidence was further shaken by significant insider selling, including a director offloading over $36 million in shares, which contributed to downward pressure on the stock. Additionally, the company reported a quarterly loss of $0.13 per share, with a negative net margin of 221.07% on revenue of $8.05 million, highlighting ongoing financial challenges. These factors combined have led investors to question NuScale’s near-term prospects in the SMR sector.

D-Wave Quantum Inc (NYSE: QBTS) — $34.25 (−4.12%)

 

D-Wave Quantum Inc.’s stock fluctuations, including significant drops, are primarily driven by the volatility inherent in the quantum computing sector and specific financial concerns. A major contributing factor to downward pressure has been the company’s financial results, specifically the wider-than-expected net losses reported in recent quarters. While D-Wave’s revenue and gross margins have shown positive growth, the substantial operational and research & development costs inherent in developing cutting-edge quantum technology lead to significant negative profitability metrics, which concerns investors. Furthermore, the stock is highly sensitive to overall market sentiment and analyst downgrades, such as one from Zacks Research cutting the rating to “Strong Sell,” which can trigger sell-offs.

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IBM (NYSE: IBM) $293.87 USD (+1.54%)
IBM stock moved higher after announcing a strategic partnership with Anthropic to bring Claude AI models into its enterprise software tools. The collaboration aims to attract more AI business customers and expand IBM’s position in the generative AI space.

D-Wave Quantum Inc (NYSE: QBTS) $35.72 USD
Shares climbed as Nvidia spotlighted accelerated computing, stating it could drive “quantum computing breakthroughs of today and tomorrow.” The mention fueled investor enthusiasm toward D-Wave’s quantum solutions.

USA Rare Earth Inc (NASDAQ: USAR) $28.27 USD (+7.41%)
The stock surged after news that the U.S. government will invest $17.8 million in Trilogy Metals, prompting speculation that USA Rare Earth could also receive federal investment support for domestic rare earth production.

Ondas Holdings Inc (NASDAQ: ONDS) $11.09 USD (+4.03%)
Ondas shares gained after the company announced it had placed an initial order for 500 Wasp drone units, signaling momentum in its drone technology division.

AeroVironment, Inc. (NASDAQ: AVAV) $395.13 USD (+0.83%)
AeroVironment rose as the company advanced development of pilotless drones for U.S. forces, with analysts bullish on rising defense and unmanned aerial system demand.

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc. (KTOS) $103.69 USD (+3.43%)
The stock climbed after Kratos was awarded Phase 1 of a U.S. Navy contract to develop an organic sustainment capability for the AN/SPY-1 radar systems, with a projected ceiling of $175 million.
This aligns with Kratos’ strengths in drone, radar, and unmanned systems development, which benefit from rising defense spending and U.S. military interest in autonomous technologies.

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Tesla Inc (TSLA) $433.09 (−4.45%)
One key reason Tesla fell is the announcement of more affordable versions of its Model Y and Model 3, which some analysts say lack enough differentiation to boost growth.
Also, with U.S. EV tax credits expiring, investors are questioning how much pricing cuts can sustain demand.

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BigBear.ai Holdings (BBAI) $7.44 (−3.25%)
The stock dropped after HC Wainwright reduced its price target from $9.00 to $8.00. Also, lowered expectations for future revenue and concern about ongoing losses have weighed on sentiment.

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Barrick Mining Corp (ABX, Canada) C$46.36 (−2.40%)
Barrick announced it would sell its interests in the Tongon gold mine in Ivory Coast, which signals a shift away from non-core assets and might worry investors about future growth. Additionally, internal leadership changes and tensions surrounding the departure of CEO Mark Bristow have created uncertainty.

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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) $203.71 +23.71%
Shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) surged at the market open after the chipmaker unveiled a multibillion-dollar partnership with OpenAI (OPAI.PVT). Under the deal, AMD will supply over 6 gigawatts of GPUs to support OpenAI’s expanding artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Tesla Inc (TSLA) $453.25 +5.45%

This uptick followed the company’s release of two cryptic teaser videos on social media, hinting at a significant announcement scheduled for today, October 7. The first video featured a spinning wheel adorned with the Tesla logo and the date “10/7,” while the second showcased two headlights emerging from darkness, fueling speculation about a new product launch Analysts anticipate that the upcoming reveal will introduce a more affordable version of the Model Y SUV, potentially named the “Model Y Standard.”

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) $179.53 +3.73%

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) closed at $179.53 on October 6, 2025. The increase came mainly from positive comments by analysts and new partnership news, not because of Cathie Wood’s recent trades. Although Wood’s Ark Invest has been selling some Palantir shares—likely to take profits or balance its portfolio—the stock still remains one of the big holdings in her ARK Innovation ETF. Overall, Palantir’s strong performance in 2025 is linked to the success of its Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) and a growing number of clients, even as investors keep an eye on its high valuation and market ups and downs.

BigBear.ai (BBAI) $7.69 +6.95%
BigBear.ai Holdings (BBAI) stock experienced a notable increase of 7.58% today, closing at $7.69, primarily driven by a significant announcement regarding its collaboration with the U.S. Navy. The company confirmed its participation in a U.S. Naval demonstration, working alongside SMX to integrate advanced AI capabilities into U.S. Naval operations as part of UNITAS 2025. This news generated positive market sentiment, particularly among investors keen on AI opportunities within the defense sector.

Oklo Inc (OKLO) $138.56 +8.79%

The stock was recently selected by the U.S. Department of Energy for an Advanced Nuclear Fuel Line Pilot Project, which aims to improve fuel technology and build fuel facilities for advanced reactors. This adds to Oklo’s ongoing work on similar DOE programs. Investors see Oklo’s small modular reactors (SMRs) as a solution to rising energy demands. There is also strong market interest in nuclear companies like Oklo, since they are considered important for clean energy and decarbonization, and governments in the U.S. and U.K. are supporting nuclear projects.

Nano Nuclear Energy (NNE) $53.63 +20.54%

The stock has gained attention due to several positive developments. The company was added to the S&P Global Broad Market Index, increasing visibility among institutional investors. NNE also secured a $1.25 million contract from AFWERX, the U.S. Air Force innovation arm, to develop its KRONOS Micro Modular Reactor system for a military base. Additionally, NNE entered a 10-year research partnership with Idaho National Laboratory to advance its microreactor technology. These moves have strengthened investor confidence in the company’s growth potential.

Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) $9.29 +14.51%  The stock surged following CEO Kaz Nejatian’s announcement that the company plans to enable Bitcoin payments for home purchases. The move aims to attract cryptocurrency users and modernize the home-buying process. Additionally, Opendoor’s shift from a traditional iBuyer model to a diversified platform and the housing market rebound have supported investor optimism.

Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) $33.79 +20.98% The current surge is primarily attributable to a highly optimistic revenue guidance for the fourth quarter of 2025. The company announced it expects revenue to fall between $86 million and $96 million, comfortably surpassing the analyst consensus estimate of $72.9 million. This strong outlook suggests robust demand for its products, particularly in the data center and broadband access markets, which are benefiting from the ongoing buildout of AI infrastructure and increased internet usage. Additionally, the company is reportedly ramping up production of its AI-focused 800G products, indicating successful penetration into a high-growth sector.

IONQ Inc (IONQ) $78.99 (+7.84%)

The stock is drawing attention due to strong investor interest in the quantum computing sector, driven by positive developments and growing enthusiasm for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing technologies. Analyst sentiment has supported confidence in the company, with several firms issuing favorable ratings and price targets reflecting optimism about IonQ’s growth prospects in quantum computing. Additionally, IonQ’s strategic initiatives, including its $1.075 billion acquisition of UK-based Oxford Ionics and collaborations with Nvidia, aim to accelerate the development of fault-tolerant quantum computers and strengthen its position in the field.

Occidental Petroleum (OXY) $45.40 +1.23%
Oil prices saw a boost due to geopolitical supply concerns following stepped-up Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian refineries. This was further supported by expectations of a potential Federal Reserve interest rate cut in response to softer economic data, which often increases oil demand. Additionally, recent positive analyst activity, including a price target increase from Bank of America and an upgrade to a “Buy” rating from HSBC, contributed to the positive momentum. Investor confidence may also have been bolstered by Warren Buffett’s continued substantial investment in the company, holding over 11% of his portfolio in Occidental and Chevron. While Occidental recently announced the sale of its OxyChem business for $9.7 billion to Berkshire Hathaway to reduce debt, this event also added to market considerations.

WELL Health Technologies (WELL) C$5.57 +1.83%
Increased adoption of AI-driven diagnostic tools across clinics and hospitals in Canada. The company has shown significant growth, evidenced by its record-breaking quarterly revenues and adjusted EBITDA in Q2 2025, which also saw the company deliver over one million patient visits in Canada. Further bolstering investor confidence are positive developments like the partnership with Microsoft to leverage generative AI, an expanded agreement with HEALWELL AI for enhanced clinical trials, and the acquisition of Jack Nathan Health’s Canadian clinical assets to grow its network. This strategic push, combined with a seemingly attractive valuation and a positive “Moderate Buy” analyst consensus, suggests a strong outlook, despite the inherent volatility of growth-focused stocks.

Cameco Corp (CCO) C$119.02 +1.29%
Cameco Corporation (CCO) stock’s increase is a result of a growing global demand for nuclear energy and supportive government policies. The surge is influenced by the pressing need for reliable, clean power sources, especially for energy-hungry AI data centers. Factors driving this performance include increased government support for the nuclear industry and efforts to boost domestic uranium stockpiles. Recent analyst upgrades and institutional investments also suggest positive market sentiment towards Cameco, positioning it favorably within the nuclear energy sector

NexGen Energy (NXE) C$12.61 +3.62%
NexGen Energy Ltd. (NXE) saw its stock rise due to several positive developments. The company completed a C$800 million equity raise to support its Rook I Project and signed uranium offtake agreements. It also acquired 2.7 million pounds of uranium through convertible debentures, strengthening its market position. Favorable analyst ratings and confidence in NexGen’s growth prospects in the uranium sector have further supported investor optimism.

Shopify Inc (SHOP) C$229.52 (+2.06%)

Shopify Inc. (SHOP) stock rose due to strong investor confidence driven by multiple factors. Analysts, including TD Cowen, raised price targets citing robust growth in Europe, while Shopify’s AI integration with ChatGPT has enhanced its retail technology offerings. The company also reported 29% revenue growth and strong financial performance, further supporting its market optimism.

C3.ai Inc (AI) $19.66 (+2.58%)

C3.ai Inc. (AI) stock rose due to positive investor sentiment following several key developments. The company introduced a cloud-agnostic AI platform compatible with AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, making adoption easier for mid-sized enterprises. It also secured a partnership with a Fortune 500 logistics firm and raised its Q3 earnings guidance, signaling stronger financial performance and boosting investor confidence.

Roblox (RBLX) +3.58 (2.92%)

Roblox Corp (RBLX) stock rose 2.92% to $126.27 following strong user engagement metrics and higher-than-expected in-game spending. The company benefits from the growing popularity of its platform and virtual experiences, which are part of the expanding Metaverse, driving revenue growth and boosting investor confidence.

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NVIDIA Corp (NVDA) $185.51 (−1.12%)
Minor dip as investors rotate out of megacap AI stocks following massive prior gains.

Lithium Americas Corp (LAC) C$11.78 (−6.80%)
Lithium prices continue to weaken amid slower EV battery demand and oversupply concerns.

Quantum Computing Inc (QUBT) $22.16 (−9.99%)
Investors rotate out of speculative tech after recent volatility in quantum and AI stocks.

Harley-Davidson Inc (HOG) $26.54 (−6.45%)
Decline driven by lower consumer spending and weaker motorcycle shipments this quarter.

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NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) – $188.89 USD
NVIDIA stock increased due to several factors, including positive sentiment surrounding AI development, rising analyst price targets, and increased investments and partnerships.

Oklo Inc (NYSE: OKLO) – $128.80 USD (+11.10%)
Nuclear innovator backed by Sam Altman rallied on clean energy optimism. Oklo was chosen by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for the Advanced Nuclear Fuel Line Pilot Project. This program will see Oklo “build and operate three fuel-fabrication facilities to support the deployment of advanced reactors,” building on its existing involvement in the Reactor Pilot Program.

D-Wave Quantum Inc (NYSE: QBTS) – $29.21 USD (+13.97%)
Quantum computing leader soared on new contracts and tech momentum. D-Wave launched its Advantage2 quantum computer, which demonstrates improved performance and quantum supremacy in certain real-world problems. The company is prioritizing the integration of quantum computing into AI workflows and has sold an Advantage2 system to the Jülich Supercomputing Center in Germany.

Crispr Therapeutics AG (NASDAQ: CRSP) – $72.82 USD (+10.07%)
CRISPR Therapeutics AG (CRSP) stock surged by 10.07% on Thursday, October 2, 2025, reaching a new 52-week high of $72.95. This increase was driven by positive clinical trial updates, particularly promising data from an in vivo gene therapy candidate (CTX310) for cardiovascular disease, which validated the company’s delivery technology. Strong commercial momentum for its approved gene therapy, Casgevy, also played a role. Analyst upgrades and a significant insider purchase further bolstered investor confidence.

Sarepta Therapeutics Inc (NASDAQ: SRPT) – $22.35 USD (+15.68%)

Sarepta Therapeutics Inc. (SRPT) shares surged after the FDA lifted its hold on shipments of Elevidys, the company’s gene therapy for ambulatory Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) patients. The decision followed an FDA review, which concluded that a recent patient death was not linked to the therapy in this group. That said, challenges remain. The FDA is still restricting Elevidys use in non-ambulatory DMD patients due to ongoing safety concerns and two reported patient deaths. Sarepta is working on a risk-mitigation plan, and the therapy’s label will now include a black-box warning for liver toxicity.

Cipher Mining Inc (NASDAQ: CIFR) – $13.81 USD (+9.60%)
Cipher Mining Inc. (CIFR) stock rose 9.60% on Thursday, October 2, 2025, closing at $13.81. This increase was driven by positive news in the cryptocurrency mining sector, specifically a large order for mining rigs placed with a competitor, which boosted overall industry sentiment. Additionally, Cipher Mining’s strategic diversification into high-performance computing (HPC) and AI hosting, highlighted by a significant 10-year co-location contract with Fluidstack, generated bullish analyst sentiment and led to multiple price target upgrades. 

C3.ai Inc (NYSE: AI) – $18.24 USD (+4.23%)
C3.ai Inc. (AI) stock increased by 11.23% on Thursday, October 2, 2025, closing at $29.98, driven by a strong fiscal first quarter 2026 earnings report and positive sentiment in the AI sector. The company exceeded revenue expectations, reported a narrower loss than anticipated, and reaffirmed its optimistic full-year guidance for profitability. Growth in enterprise AI demand, particularly within defense and government sectors, alongside an expanded strategic partnership with Google Cloud, contributed to the gains. While analysts responded positively with price target increases, some caution remains regarding the stock’s valuation amid the highly competitive AI market.

BigBear.ai Holdings Inc. (NYSE: BBAI) closed at $7.27, up 4.15% today, as investor confidence picked up following its growing role in U.S. defense programs. The company recently announced a collaboration with SMX to support the U.S. Navy’s UNITAS 2025 maritime exercise, showcasing its ConductorOS platform for AI-driven threat detection and situational awareness. Adding momentum, BlackRock has taken a position in BigBear.ai, signaling institutional confidence in its defense-focused AI capabilities. However, risks remain—BigBear reported an 18% year-over-year revenue decline last quarter, lowered its 2025 revenue guidance, and continues to face margin pressure due to its reliance on contract-based solutions rather than scalable software.

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Occidental Petroleum Corp (NYSE: OXY) — $44.23 USD (−7.31%)

Occidental’s stock plunged today following the announcement that it will sell its chemical division, OxyChem, to Berkshire Hathaway in a $9.7 billion deal. Investors appear concerned about the impact of losing OxyChem’s operating cash flows — the division was expected to contribute about $350 million annually by 2027 — despite the plan to use $6.5 billion from the sale to reduce debt.

The stock’s sharp drop reflects uncertainty over whether Occidental’s core oil and gas business can replace the lost earnings and sustain growth without the diversified chemical operations.

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) — $436.00 USD (−5.11%)

Tesla’s stock slid today despite reporting a record Q3 vehicle delivery total of 497,099, largely driven by last-minute demand ahead of the expiration of the U.S. EV tax credit. The drop suggests investors are reacting to concerns about the sustainability of demand now that the tax incentive has expired.

Additional pressures include rising competition in Europe and China, worries that the recent tax-credit-driven boost may not translate into long-term growth, and continued stock volatility as Tesla often experiences sharp intraday swings.

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Lithium Americas Corp. (TSE: LAC) +23.40%
Shares of Lithium Americas soared 23.4% to close at CAD 9.81 following the U.S. Department of Energy’s announcement of a 5% equity stake in both the company and its Thacker Pass joint venture with General Motors. This strategic move, part of a $2.26 billion loan agreement, underscores the U.S. government’s commitment to securing a domestic supply of lithium, a critical mineral for electric vehicle batteries. The Thacker Pass project, located in Nevada, is projected to become the largest lithium producer in the Western Hemisphere by 2028, with an annual output of 40,000 metric tons of lithium carbonate.

Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) +6.79% jumped after reaching a landmark agreement with the U.S. government that allows it to sidestep looming import tariffs by committing to lower drug prices, especially for Medicaid and new medicines. This deal includes participation in a new federal drug-purchase platform called TrumpRx, discounts averaging 50% (and up to 85%) on certain drugs, and a three-year tariff relief in exchange for increased U.S. investment. Analysts see it as a diplomatic win that fortifies Pfizer’s market position while minimizing the financial risk of tariff exposure.

Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) +1.39%  gained as demand for AI-driven analytics continues to accelerate. The company has secured major contract opportunities, including a potential $10 billion U.S. Army deal, and partnerships with Boeing Defense, Space & Security add commercial validation. Its inclusion in the S&P 500 has attracted passive fund inflows, further boosting investor confidence and visibility.

Intel Corp (NASDAQ: INTC)+7.12% surged after reports that it may bring AMD on board as a foundry customer, opening a new revenue stream and strengthening its manufacturing standing. Positive news around the successful launch of its 18A process node, which highlights progress in next-generation chip production, added to bullish sentiment and investor optimism.

Broadcom Inc (NASDAQ: AVGO) +1.05% posted steady gains on strength in its AI networking chips and robust performance in its software segment. The company’s consistent cash flow profile continues to appeal to long-term investors seeking stability.

BigBear.ai (NYSE: BBAI) +7.06% jumped as investors responded to its growing presence in the defense AI sector. The company is collaborating as a subcontractor on the U.S. Army’s Project Linchpin, focusing on AI orchestration for drone swarms. It has deployed biometric software at major U.S. and international ports of entry to enhance passenger processing and partnered with Narval Holding to launch an AI-powered cargo security solution in Panama. These moves reinforce BigBear.ai’s foothold in defense and security AI and highlight its growth potential.

Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) +8.86% soared after upbeat earnings guidance and signs of a rebound in memory demand, driven largely by AI server growth, which is fueling optimism for its DRAM and NAND products.

WELL Health Technologies (TSE: WELL) +3.50% rose on renewed enthusiasm around Canadian healthcare tech consolidation. Comparisons with Dentalcorp’s recent acquisition deals highlighted undervaluation in the sector, prompting increased investor interest. The company plans to divest four U.S. assets—Circle Medical, WISP, CRH Medical, and CRH’s provider staffing business—to fully exit its U.S. care delivery business within 1–2 years. This strategic move aims to unlock value and raise capital to focus on more profitable Canadian operations. CEO Hamed Shahbazi emphasized that consolidating care delivery in Canada offers higher returns on capital and reduced risk. Additionally, WELL Health continues to allocate capital thoughtfully, funding acquisitions from its own cash flow and planned divestitures to ensure compounding gains over time on a per-share basis

Aecon Group (TSE: ARE) +5.00% advanced on optimism around Canada’s infrastructure spending. Its nuclear and international projects, including a collaboration with Fermi Energia on small modular reactor deployment, strengthen its growth outlook. With multiple new projects in Canada under Carney’s oversight, Aecon is positioned to benefit from additional government contracts, which could make this stock truly magnificent for investors looking at long-term growth.

Oklo Inc (NYSE: OKLO) +3.85% climbed as confidence in the small modular reactor sector grows, with nuclear energy gaining attention as a clean and reliable power solution. Similarly, NuScale Power (NYSE: SMR) posted gains alongside peers, as investors bet on the emerging role of SMRs in global clean energy initiatives.

NuScale Power (NYSE: SMR) +1.69%
NuScale moved up in tandem with peers, as investors bet on SMRs emerging as a key component in global clean energy transitions.

AstraZeneca PLC (NASDAQ: AZN) +9.96% surged nearly 10% after positive late-stage trial results reinforced its leadership in oncology. The company is also moving to a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange to increase liquidity and attract more investors. This move will boost AstraZeneca’s global presence by giving it access to a wider set of U.S. institutional and retail investors, further enhancing its stock profile and market visibility.

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Reddit Inc. (NYSE: RDDT) −11.91%
Shares of Reddit fell sharply, closing at $202.60 after dropping nearly 12%. The decline comes as investors reassess valuation concerns following the company’s recent surge. Despite strong community engagement and growth in ad revenues, the stock has faced heavy profit-taking, leading to heightened volatility.

Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC) −1.76%
Bank of America slipped to $50.68, down 1.76%, as banking stocks came under pressure amid concerns about slowing loan growth and a cooling U.S. labor market, which may impact credit demand.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) −1.50%
JPMorgan shares declined 1.5% to $310.71, weighed down by broader weakness in financials. Investors are increasingly cautious on large banks, balancing strong capital positions against the risk of slower revenue growth in trading and lending.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) −1.36%
Goldman Sachs fell 1.36% to $785.51 as investor sentiment softened around investment banking activity. With M&A volumes moderating, investors are bracing for near-term earnings pressure.

Accenture Plc (NYSE: ACN) −1.17%
Accenture dipped to $243.71, down 1.17%. While demand for digital transformation remains strong, the stock pulled back as analysts flagged high valuations and uncertainty in global IT consulting spending.

Uber Technologies Inc. (NYSE: UBER) −1.39%
Uber lost 1.39% to close at $96.61. The drop reflects concerns over regulatory headwinds and increasing competition in global ride-hailing and food delivery markets.

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CoreWeave Inc (NASDAQ: CRWV) closed at 136.85 USD, up +14.33 (+11.70%) today. CoreWeave’s stock surged on September 30, 2025, primarily due to the announcement of a major $14.2 billion AI cloud infrastructure agreement with Meta Platforms. The deal spans through 2031, with an option to extend through 2032.

Palantir Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: PLTR) finished at 182.42 USD, up +3.56 (+1.99%). Palantir continues to expand its AI-driven government and enterprise contracts, keeping its position strong in both defense and commercial AI. Notably, Palantir’s stock is up 1,700% since its NYSE debut five years ago. Palantir’s software platforms, particularly its Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP), are seeing increased adoption. This includes new U.S. government contracts and a recent partnership with Boeing Defense, Space & Security.

Intuitive Surgical Inc (NASDAQ: ISRG) closed at 447.23 USD, up +7.95 (+1.82%). Intuitive Surgical’s stock has been gaining momentum thanks to strong financial results and growth in its robotic surgery business. In Q2 2025, revenue jumped 21% year-over-year to $2.44 billion, while earnings beat expectations at $2.19 per share. The company continues to expand its reach, with the number of da Vinci surgical systems in hospitals rising 14% from last year, now totaling more than 10,000 worldwide. A major driver has been the new da Vinci 5 system, which brings huge computing power, AI-driven analytics, and force feedback technology to surgeries. Hospitals are adopting it faster than expected, boosting both sales and recurring revenue from instruments and services. Analysts also see long-term potential as Intuitive leverages AI and surgical data to strengthen its market lead.

NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) ended at 186.58 USD, up +4.72 (+2.60%). The rise comes as CoreWeave secured a massive deal to supply Meta with up to $14.2 billion in AI compute using NVIDIA’s GB300 systems. Several Wall Street firms, including KeyBanc, Barclays, and Citi, raised their price targets, citing continued AI spending and an improving supply of critical components. NVIDIA also announced updates to its robotics platform, releasing new open-source models and simulation libraries to accelerate robotics research and development.

Micron Technology Inc (NASDAQ: MU) closed at 167.32 USD, up +3.42 (+2.09%). The company recently reported strong Q4 fiscal 2025 earnings, beating analyst expectations for both revenue and EPS. Growth is being driven by demand for AI-related memory solutions, particularly High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) used in data centers. Fiscal 2025 revenue reached $37.4 billion, up 49% year-over-year, while Q4 revenue came in at $11.3 billion, up 46% year-over-year. Looking ahead, Micron projects Q1 fiscal 2026 revenue between $12.2 billion and $12.8 billion, above analyst consensus.

Qualcomm Inc (NASDAQ: QCOM) closed at 166.36 USD, gaining +1.06 (+0.64%). The company benefited from a complete legal victory in a patent dispute against Arm, boosting investor confidence. Qualcomm continues to diversify beyond smartphones into AI-on-device capabilities and automotive technology, recently introducing the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 platform with AI upgrades and securing partnerships with BMW for driver-assistance systems. Market sentiment remains bullish, with shares trading at seven-month highs. Despite recent gains, analysts view Qualcomm as attractively valued compared to peers.

NXP Semiconductors NV (NASDAQ: NXPI) finished at 227.73 USD, up +1.62 (+0.72%). The company’s strength lies in its automotive exposure, which accounts for more than half its revenue and is beginning to stabilize after recent weakness. NXP is focusing on higher-growth areas such as radar systems and electrical systems for vehicles, while strategic acquisitions like TTTech Auto and Aviva Links are enhancing its AI, edge computing, and automotive technology capabilities. Financial performance has remained resilient, with strong margins and robust free cash flow. The company continues to reward shareholders through dividends and buybacks, and analysts have reiterated or raised their price targets. However, risks remain, including demand softness in automotive and industrial IoT, leadership transitions with a new CEO, and broader macroeconomic uncertainties

⚡ Takeaway: CoreWeave, Palantir, NVIDIA, Micron, and Qualcomm stand out as major AI-related gainers, Intuitive Surgical leads innovation in healthcare robotics, and NXP holds steady on industrial and automotive chip strength.

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Nuscale Power Corp (NYSE: SMR)
Closed at $36.00, down −$2.16 (−5.66%)
Bank of America analyst Dimple Gosai downgraded NuScale from “Neutral” to “Underperform,” citing concerns over the company’s high valuation and unrealistic expectations regarding the deployment pace of small modular reactors (SMRs).

Oklo Inc (NYSE: OKLO)
Closed at $111.63, down −$4.88 (−4.19%)
Oklo’s stock faced a downgrade from Bank of America, with a reduced price target, due to similar concerns about overvaluation and the speculative nature of SMR deployment timelines.

Occidental Petroleum Corp (NYSE: OXY)
Closed at $47.25, down −$0.85 (−1.77%)
Reports of Berkshire Hathaway being in talks to acquire Occidental’s OxyChem unit for about $10 billion raised concerns about the company’s significant debt and asset sales.

Roblox Corp (NYSE: RBLX)
Closed at $138.52, down −$3.04 (−2.15%)
Roblox’s stock declined following a 5.5% drop during the previous trading session. Louisiana is suing Roblox, alleging that the platform endangers children with harmful content and child predators, prioritizing profits over child safety. Additionally, a short-seller report by Hindenburg Research accused Roblox of inflating its user metrics and failing to address the issue of child predators. These accusations have created negative publicity and raise concerns about the company’s long-term growth and potential legal challenges.

IONQ Inc (NYSE: IONQ)
Closed at $61.50, down −$2.76 (−4.30%)
IONQ’s stock experienced a decline amidst broader market movements. There has been recent insider selling of the stock, potentially indicating a lack of confidence among some company executives. In the past three months, insiders have sold $15,645,611 worth of company stock.

Intel Corp (NASDAQ: INTC)
Closed at $33.55, down −$0.93 (−2.70%)
Despite recent political support, Intel’s stock fell due to concerns over declining profitability and cautious analyst outlooks. Intel has faced ongoing challenges in its chip manufacturing processes, falling behind competitors like Nvidia, IBM, and AMD. The company has struggled to modernize its manufacturing and compete effectively in the growing AI chip market.

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NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) – 181.88 USD (+2.07%)
NVIDIA’s stock rose by 2.8% to $183.24 in early trading, driven by optimism surrounding developments in the AI industry, particularly those involving OpenAI. Other AI-related stocks, such as AMD and Broadcom, also saw gains. Analysts suggest that NVIDIA’s long-term success is closely tied to OpenAI’s growth, especially through projects like Stargate, which represents a significant infrastructure investment in AI. NVIDIA has reportedly committed up to $100 billion to OpenAI, and CEO Jensen Huang has expressed belief in OpenAI’s potential to become a multi-trillion-dollar company.

Nebius Group NV (NASDAQ: NBIS) – 110.22 USD (+2.34%)
NBIS gained after announcing a $17.4–$19.4 billion multi-year AI infrastructure partnership with Microsoft. Nebius will supply GPU-powered AI systems from a new data center, positioning it as a key player in AI cloud infrastructure. Analysts see strong revenue growth potential.

Shopify Inc (TSE: SHOP) 207.46 CAD (+6.17%)
Shopify jumped after OpenAI launched an “Instant Checkout” feature for ChatGPT, allowing U.S. users to buy directly from Shopify merchants via chat.

Etsy Inc (NASDAQ: ETSY) 74.34 USD (+15.83%)
Etsy surged after announcing it will move its stock listing from Nasdaq to the NYSE starting October 13, and partnering with OpenAI to enable direct purchases via ChatGPT.

WELL Health Technologies Corp (TSE: WELL) 5.16 CAD (+1.57%)
WELL gained modestly as it continues to build momentum in healthcare tech, especially with its upcoming presence at the 2025 Cantech Investment Conference.

Electronic Arts Inc (NASDAQ: EA) 202.05 USD (+4.50%)
EA saw upward movement amid ongoing speculation about its privatization deal and its strengthening position in gaming & AI.

Reddit Inc (NYSE: RDDT) 241.98 USD (+0.78%)
Reddit’s strong performance is attributed to rapid growth in ad revenue (up ~84% YoY in Q2) and growing data licensing deals for AI model training.

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BigBear.ai (BBAI) – $6.46 (−3.94%) AI hype cools off as investors shift to safer tech plays.

Intel (INTC) – $34.48 (−2.87%) Chipmaker struggles as competition and costs weigh on sentiment.

Cameco (CCO) – C$117.59 (−1.37%) Uranium leader pulled back. On Wall Street, Cameco dropped 1.3% to $84.48, trading as low as $83.93, with volume down 26% vs. average. Analysts still rate it a “Buy”, with price targets ranging from $70–$102 (consensus $89.55). Last quarter, EPS beat at $0.51, but revenue missed ($467.72M vs. $819.79M).

Chevron (CVX) – $156.10 (−2.53%) Oil majors dip as crude prices retreat.

Opendoor (OPEN) – $8.20 (−6.92%) Disappointing earnings report dragged the stock lower as the real estate slowdown weighs on iBuyers.

Barrick Gold (ABX) – C$46.12 (−4.04%) Gold miners slide as commodity prices weaken.

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Centrus Energy Corp (NYSEAMERICAN: LEU)

• Current Price: $312.19 USD

• Change: +13.11%

• Reason: The surge in Centrus Energy’s stock is attributed to growing investor interest in nuclear energy, fueled by global energy demands and supportive clean energy policies.

PepGen Inc. (NASDAQ: PEPG)

• Current Price: $5.88 USD

• Change: +114.66%

• Reason: PepGen’s stock jumped following the announcement of positive clinical trial results for its experimental drug, which showed promising efficacy in treating a muscle disease.

Hang Feng Technology Innovation Co., Ltd. (NASDAQ: FOFO)

• Current Price: $29.75 USD

• Change: +54.55%

• Reason: The rise reflects investor optimism after its IPO, highlighting confidence in its corporate management consulting business.

Cameco Corp (TSE: CCO)

• Current Price: $119.44 CAD

• Change: +3.47%

• Reason: Cameco gained as global demand for uranium and nuclear energy projects continues to increase, positioning it strongly in the clean energy market. The global push to increase nuclear energy capacity, driven by a need for reliable, base-load power and the increasing energy demands of power-hungry AI data centers, creates more long-term demand for uranium. 

Lithium Americas Corp (TSE: LAC)

• Current Price: $10.28 CAD

• Change: +23.11%

• Reason: Lithium Americas surged as investors bet on rising lithium demand driven by the EV sector and energy storage expansion, especially with Thacker Pass development gaining traction.

📉 Top Losers

Oklo Inc (NYSE: OKLO)

• Current Price: $119.13 USD

• Change: −9.18%

• Reason: Oklo slipped as investors took profits after recent strong gains in the nuclear energy sector.

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA)

• Current Price: $423.39 USD

• Change: −4.38%

• Reason: Tesla dropped amid market concerns over slowing EV demand growth and ongoing margin pressures.

SoundHound AI Inc (NASDAQ: SOUN)

• Current Price: $16.35 USD

• Change: −8.04%

• Reason: SoundHound fell as AI sector volatility continues, with traders rotating into other hot AI stocks.

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UniQure NV (QURE) — $47.50 +247.73% 🚀
Biotech stock exploded after breakthrough clinical trial results, sending investors into a frenzy.

Cidara Therapeutics Inc (CDTX) — $88.58 +20.53% 💉
Shares jumped on promising developments in infectious disease therapies, attracting strong retail interest.

Intel Corp (INTC) — $31.22 +6.41% 💻
Tech giant climbed after beat earnings expectations, boosting confidence in chip sector recovery.

Tesla Inc (TSLA) — $442.79 +3.98% ⚡
EV leader gained on strong delivery numbers and ongoing AI integration rumors in vehicles.

🚀 Lithium Americas (LAC) Surges Nearly 96%!

Shares of Lithium Americas (NYSE: LAC) skyrocketed to $6.01 USD today, up 95.77% from yesterday’s close of $3.07 USD. The surge comes after reports that the Trump administration may acquire up to a 10% equity stake tied to a $2.26B DOE loan for the Thacker Pass lithium project in Nevada.

Despite being a Canadian company, its operations in the U.S. make it a hot target for investors tracking lithium and EV supply trends.

📉 Top Losers

Nuscale Power Corp (SMR) — $39.67 −4.73% ⚡
Shares dipped after market uncertainty in the small modular reactor sector.

Oklo Inc (OKLO) — $131.17 −8.05% 🔻
Investors pulled back amid sector volatility and profit-taking.

Palantir Technologies Inc (PLTR) — $179.56 −1.64% 💻
Slight decline despite ongoing government contract wins; tech stocks remain volatile.

WELL Health Technologies Corp (WELL) — 5.07 CAD −0.59% 🏥
Minor drop on modest trading volume in the healthcare sector.

Barrick Mining Corp (ABX) — 46.70 CAD −2.30% ⛏️
Gold mining stock slipped amid weaker precious metals prices.

Micron Technology Inc (MU) — $161.71 −2.82% 💾
Shares fell on chip sector pullback and mixed memory demand signals.

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BGM Group Ltd. (NASDAQ: BGM) +31.58% to $11.75. The jump comes after strategic acquisitions in AI and healthcare, including HM Management, Xingdao Intelligent, and YD Network, boosting the company’s growth potential and investor confidence.

BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (BBAI) +12.85%
BigBear.ai announced it will deploy AI and orchestration tech with SMX in support of the U.S. Navy’s UNITAS 2025 maritime exercises. BigBear.ai Holdings, Inc. Also, BlackRock has increased its stake, signaling institutional confidence.

Crane NXT Co (CXT) +12.85%
The stock jumped after the company gave a positive outlook for its U.S. currency business in 2026, citing increased banknote demand. Investing.com Also, analysts raised their price targets and the stock gapped up significantly before market open. MarketBeat

Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) +1.7% 

• Positive Analyst Outlook – Wedbush analyst Dan Ives raised Oklo’s price target from $80 to $150 (Sept 22), signaling growing confidence in the company’s nuclear growth strategy, especially as AI expansion drives massive energy demand.

• Government Support for Nuclear – U.S. officials, including Energy Secretary Chris Wright, continue to champion small modular reactors (SMRs), reinforcing investor confidence in advanced nuclear solutions like Oklo’s.

• Industry Momentum – Nuclear energy is seeing heightened enthusiasm as demand for reliable, carbon-free power rises, particularly to fuel AI data centers and strengthen energy security. Oklo remains well-positioned to benefit from this surge.

Super League Enterprise Inc. (NASDAQ: SLE) +160%, closing at $8.51. The gains are driven by:

• Strategic Financing: A $10M investment from Evo Fund as part of private placement financing to eliminate debt and strengthen the balance sheet.

• Metaverse Expansion: Partnership with Juicy Drop on Roblox to launch an immersive gaming event, boosting brand engagement and visibility in digital assets.

• Investor Confidence: These moves signal strong growth potential, leading to a major spike in the stock.

QMMM Holdings Ltd. (NASDAQ: QMMM) +2.93% on September 23, 2025. The company is a Hong Kong-based digital media and virtual apparel technology firm. Recently, QMMM announced a strategic expansion into cryptocurrency and blockchain AI solutions, which has generated significant investor interest. However, the stock experienced increased volatility, with a substantial drop in after-hours trading. Despite this, the company’s entry into the blockchain sector has positioned it for potential growth in the digital asset economy.

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) closed at $182.55, up 1.80% on September 23, 2025. The gain was driven by a significant partnership announcement:

• Boeing Defense & Space Partnership: Boeing’s defense and space unit has partnered with Palantir to integrate AI solutions across its production lines for military aircraft, helicopters, satellites, spacecraft, missiles, and weapons. Palantir’s Foundry platform will standardize data analytics and provide AI tools for several classified programs, enhancing operational efficiency and decision-making in sensitive military missions. Reuters

This collaboration underscores Palantir’s growing role in defense technology and AI-driven solutions, contributing to investor optimism and the stock’s positive performance.

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Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) closed at $425.85, down 1.93% on September 23, 2025. The decline was attributed to several factors:

• Production Delays at Berlin Gigafactory: Tesla faced setbacks in scaling up production at its Berlin facility, leading to concerns about meeting delivery targets. Analysts noted that these delays could impact Tesla’s ability to maintain its growth trajectory. AInvest

• Regulatory Uncertainties: Ongoing regulatory challenges, particularly in Europe, have raised questions about Tesla’s expansion plans and potential compliance costs. These uncertainties contributed to investor caution. AInvest

• Market Volatility: Broader market trends also played a role, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 ending their winning streaks, influenced by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s comments on equity valuations. This market-wide pullback affected Tesla’s stock performance. Investors

NuScale Power Corp. (NYSE: SMR) closed at $41.64, down 7.47% on September 23, 2025. The decline was primarily due to significant insider selling by Fluor Corp., a major shareholder and director of NuScale. On September 23, Fluor sold approximately 981,688 shares for a total of $41.9 million, reducing its stake by over 11%. This followed a series of similar transactions earlier in the month, totaling over $200 million in sales Investing.com+1.

Such large insider sales can raise concerns among investors about the company’s future prospects and may signal a lack of confidence from key stakeholders. While NuScale has been involved in discussions about advancing nuclear, AI, and quantum technologies with significant commitments from the U.S. and U.K., most of the nuclear funding has been directed to private firms, and NuScale was not explicitly included as a beneficiary Simply Wall St.

Opendoor Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: OPEN) closed at $7.09, down 15.5% on September 23, 2025. The sharp decline was driven by several factors:

• Insider Selling: A major shareholder sold over 11 million shares, raising concerns among investors about the company’s future prospects. Business Insider

• Capital Flight to AI: Investors are increasingly shifting capital from real estate tech to AI-driven sectors, leading to a 43% decline in Opendoor’s stock this year. AInvest

• Meme Stock Rotation: Opendoor lost favor among meme stock traders to Better Home & Finance, which saw a 47% surge. 24/7 Wall St.

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Metsera Inc (NASDAQ: MTSR) +60.80%
Jumped sharply after Pfizer announced a $4.9B acquisition deal, with potential milestone payments driving additional upside speculation.

QMMM Holdings Ltd (NASDAQ: QMMM) +27.8%
Shares surged after the company announced a crypto treasury strategy, adding Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana to its balance sheet — sparking speculative buying.

Oklo Inc (NYSE: OKLO) +3.75%
Rising momentum in nuclear energy. Investors are betting on Oklo’s small modular reactor projects, backed by government support and rising demand from data centers.

NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) +3.97%
Up on continued AI-chip demand, with reports of expanded investments in OpenAI infrastructure adding fuel to the rally.

Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) +1.16%
All eyes on the upcoming Q4 earnings call (6:00 p.m. EDT). Chipmakers have been riding AI-driven demand, and traders are positioning ahead of results.

BigBear.ai (NYSE: BBAI) +3.36%
Steady gains on continued optimism around AI adoption in defense, airports, and government contracts. Market sees BBAI as a pure-play AI mover.

WELL Health Technologies (TSE: WELL) +4.86%
Canadian digital health firm rallied on stronger patient demand and expansion of its virtual care network, signaling confidence in its growth model.

📉 Top Losers

NuScale Power Corp (NYSE: SMR) −3.78%
Nuclear optimism cooled off today as traders took profits, pulling SMR down despite long-term clean energy hype.

Palantir Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: PLTR) −1.68%
AI darling slipped after a strong run-up — investors cautious on valuation ahead of upcoming contracts and earnings updates.

American Eagle Outfitters Inc (NYSE: AEO) −4.88%
Retail under pressure. AEO dropped as consumer spending data raised concerns about holiday season strength.

Occidental Petroleum Corp (NYSE: OXY) −0.74%
Energy giant dipped alongside weaker crude oil prices, keeping OXY stuck in a tight trading range.

Intel Corp (NASDAQ: INTC) −2.77%
Shares slid as competition in AI chips heats up and investors shift attention toward stronger rivals like NVIDIA and AMD.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 18, 2025)

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🔥 Intel Corp (NASDAQ: INTC) — $30.57 (+22.77%)

Intel rocketed after NVIDIA announced a $5B partnership and investment, boosting confidence in Intel’s role in next-gen compute and data center supply chains.

🛡️ CrowdStrike Holdings (NASDAQ: CRWD) — $502.63 (+12.82%)

CrowdStrike soared after delivering strong earnings and upbeat guidance, reinforcing its leadership in cybersecurity & AI-driven threat protection.

🚀 NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) — $176.24 (+3.49%)

NVIDIA gained as investors cheered its deal to purchase $6.3B of unsold compute capacity from CoreWeave, strengthening its AI infrastructure dominance.

📈 CoreWeave Inc (NASDAQ: CRWV) — $121.39 (+0.44%)

CoreWeave edged higher as markets digested NVIDIA’s compute capacity purchase, though the stock stayed muted compared to its peers.

⚡ Celestica Inc (TSE: CLS) — C$347.29 (+1.90%)

Celestica rose on continued strength in AI hardware demand and momentum as one of the top tech manufacturing suppliers tied to the AI ecosystem.

🤖 BigBear.ai Holdings (NYSE: BBAI) — $6.28 (+4.32%)

BigBear.ai extended gains as investors positioned around AI software growth, plus news of its biometric deployment at major Canadian ports and airports.

🔋 Oklo Inc (NYSE: OKLO) — $104.97 (+10.16%)

Oklo surged on the uranium boom, with nuclear energy stocks rallying as governments push for cleaner and more secure power sources.

🔬 NuScale Power Corp (NYSE: SMR) — $38.12 (+5.51%)

NuScale advanced alongside Oklo, benefitting from renewed enthusiasm for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) in the uranium/nuclear wave.

☢️ Cameco Corp (TSE: CCO) — C$113.95 (+1.10%)

Cameco ticked higher on strong uranium prices, reinforcing its leadership in uranium supply during the sector boom.

🏥 WELL Health Technologies (TSE: WELL) — C$4.93 (+4.89%)

WELL Health climbed after investors rotated into defensive healthcare tech, with optimism around digital health adoption.

🛰️ Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) — $176.97 (+5.13%)

Palantir gained on AI-driven contract momentum, with continued confidence in its government + enterprise demand outlook.

⛏️ Barrick Mining Corp (TSE: ABX) — C$41.52 (+2.19%)

Barrick advanced as gold prices strengthened, attracting investors to miners amid global uncertainty and safe-haven demand.

💉 Moderna Inc (NASDAQ: MRNA) — $25.45 (+1.80%)

Moderna rose after reporting its updated Spikevax formulation showed an 8-fold increase in neutralizing antibodies against the LP.8.1 COVID-19 variant.

📉 Top Losers

Oracle Corp (NYSE: ORCL) — $296.62 (−1.59%) — Pullback as investors reassess cloud growth vs rivals and rotate out of large-cap software.

QMMM Holdings (NASDAQ: QMMM) — $89.02 (−15.73%) — Profit-taking hits after sharp rally.

Tesla (TSLA) — $416.85 (−2.12%) — Pressure from softer-than-expected early sales in India (only ~600 Model Y orders so far), high import prices, and broader EV demand concerns.