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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 2, 2025)

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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.

US & Canada Top Movers (Oct 1, 2025)

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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.

📉 Top Losers

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.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 30, 2025)

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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.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 29, 2025)

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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.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 25, 2025)

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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.

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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.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 24, 2025)

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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.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 23, 2025)

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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.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 22, 2025)

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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)

📊 Market Movers Today

📈 Top Winners

🔥 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.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 17, 2025)

📊 Market Movers Today

📈 Top Winners

• QMMM Holdings Ltd (NASDAQ: QMMM)
  105.64 USD (+20.05%)
  Strong speculative buying drove QMMM sharply higher, with traders betting on its growth potential in diversified holdings.

• BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (NYSE: BBAI)
  6.02 USD (+1.35%)
  Market buzz continues around a potential breakout announcement. Heavy call option activity (+82% above average) and recent insider buying have fueled investor optimism.

• Opendoor Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: OPEN)
  10.21 USD (+14.46%)
  Shares jumped after analysts highlighted housing market resilience and Opendoor’s ability to scale iBuyer operations profitably.

• Newegg Commerce Inc (NASDAQ: NEGG)
  47.12 USD (+10.74%)
  Stock surged on strong e-commerce sales momentum, with bullish sentiment around tech and gaming demand.

• Cameco Corp (TSE: CCO)
  112.71 CAD (+2.15%)
  The uranium giant gained as nuclear energy demand outlook improved, supported by long-term clean energy adoption.

• WELL Health Technologies Corp (TSE: WELL)
  4.70 CAD (+1.51%)
  Modest gains as investors reacted positively to steady growth in digital health services and increased demand for telehealth.

📉 Top Losers

• Nuscale Power Corp (NYSE: SMR)
  36.13 USD (−3.03%)
  Declined after reports of high put option activity, raising concerns about bearish bets despite optimism on nuclear energy.

• Oracle Corp (NYSE: ORCL)
  301.41 USD (−1.71%)
  Fell as investors digested mixed signals from its cloud services segment and concerns about slowing enterprise software spending.

• Intel Corp (NASDAQ: INTC)
  24.90 USD (−0.52%)
   Intel’s stock slipped after the company trimmed its full-year spending forecast to $16.8B following the sale of its Altera programmable chip unit. While cost savings bring in cash, investors worry it signals weak growth. Adding to concerns, the U.S. government now owns about 10% of Intel, raising dilution and governance questions. Leadership changes have also fueled uncertainty around the company’s direction.

• Palantir Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: PLTR)
  168.33 USD (−1.13%)
  Palantir is falling today after the Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point rate cut, triggering sector-wide volatility as investors reassess valuations in high-growth tech.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 16, 2025)

📊 Market Movers Today

📈 Top Winners

• Celestica Inc (TSE: CLS)
  Celestica’s stock rose 2.06% to 349.91 CAD, making it Canada’s third most valuable tech company. Investors are encouraged by its continued growth in the tech sector.

• Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA)
  Tesla climbed 2.82% to $421.62 as investors remain confident in its electric vehicle growth and long-term prospects.

• Intel Corp (NASDAQ: INTC)
  Intel’s stock rose 2.02% to $25.27 after it sold 51% of its Altera company to Silver Lake for $3.3 billion. Intel keeps 49% ownership, so it still benefits from Altera’s growth.
  Altera, which makes special computer chips called FPGAs, earned $816 million in the first half of 2025, up 16% from last year, and runs profitably with a 55% profit margin.
  Why this matters: Intel got cash from the sale, reduced risk, but still profits from Altera’s growth, which made investors confident.

• Chevron Corp (NYSE: CVX)
  Chevron rose 1.42% to $159.54. The company’s president explained how Chevron turned its shale oil business, once known for unpredictable “boom-and-bust” cycles, into a steady and profitable operation. Chevron achieved this by using better data, drilling more efficiently, cutting costs, owning mineral rights, and focusing on consistent cash flow rather than chasing every boom.

• Occidental Petroleum Corp (NYSE: OXY)
  Occidental jumped 4.93% to $47.71 as oil prices rose sharply. This was driven by new developments in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with Ukraine increasing attacks on Russian oil and refining assets. These attacks caused concerns about Russian oil supply, pushing prices higher.
  Occidental, a “Made in America” oil play and one of Warren Buffett’s preferred oil companies, benefited as investors looked for domestic energy exposure amid global uncertainty.

• Roku Inc (NASDAQ: ROKU)
  Roku surged 4.25% to $97.91 as its user base continues to grow. The company remains the No. 1 streaming platform in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, while expanding in Latin America and Europe. Roku’s growth in user numbers and ad reach is expected to strengthen its position in the TV advertising market over time. Although Ark Invest maintains a price target of $605 per share by 2026, some analysts see that as overly optimistic. Still, Roku remains Ark Invest’s second-largest holding.

• Teladoc Health Inc (NYSE: TDOC)
  Teladoc rose 2.61% to $7.87 after investors reacted positively to the company’s shift towards AI-driven healthcare solutions and expansion of chronic care and mental health services. Teladoc also partnered with Amazon to integrate its programs into the Amazon Health Benefits Connector, improving accessibility. The stock movement reflects optimism about Teladoc’s long-term growth strategy, even as it continues working on profitability.

📉 Top Losers

• NuScale Power Corp (NYSE: SMR)
  NuScale’s stock fell 4.68% to $37.26. The decline followed a downgrade from BTIG Research, which changed its rating from “buy” to “neutral” MarketBeat.

• NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA)
  NVIDIA’s stock decreased 1.61% to $174.88 amid concerns about potential slowdowns in AI hardware demand and increased competition in the semiconductor industry.

• Palantir Technologies Inc (NYSE: PLTR)
  Palantir’s stock dropped 0.55% to $170.26, possibly due to investor concerns over government contract renewals and questions about future growth prospects.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 15, 2025)

📊 Market Movers – Gainers & Losers

📈 Top Winners

NuScale Power Corp (SMR)
Price: $39.09 (+7.57%)
Strengths: Clean energy company developing small modular reactors (SMRs). Recently secured U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission approval for its 77 MW reactor design, boosting regulatory credibility.
Technology Edge: Factory-built, scalable SMR design tailored to meet growing demand for clean, flexible energy — particularly useful for industrial and data center applications.
Valuation: Strong investor interest, but recent unusual options activity showed a high volume of put options traded, signaling mixed sentiment. (marketbeat.com)
Red Flags: High capital costs, execution risk, and potential overreliance on regulatory timelines; options activity could reflect speculative volatility.
Prediction: If NuScale converts approvals into contracts, it could be a leader in clean nuclear solutions — but traders should expect swings driven by speculation.

Oklo Inc. (OKLO)
Price: $95.68 (+15.68%)
Reason: Jumped on news of a US-UK nuclear energy partnership, highlighting Oklo’s small modular reactor and advanced nuclear tech potential. This collaboration positioned the company as a serious global clean energy contender.

BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (BBAI)
Price: $5.09 (+0.59%)
Reason: BigBear.ai gained attention after Goldman Sachs boosted its stake by nearly 569%, now holding ~2.34 million shares worth $6.69 million. While the company missed Q2 revenue expectations ($32.5M vs. ~$40M forecast) and trimmed its full-year outlook, investor optimism remains due to its AI and predictive intelligence solutions in defense and government contracts. Analysts see the stock trading at a discount, with strong institutional support offsetting short-term revenue challenges.

Intel Corp (INTC)
Price: $24.77 (+2.87%)
Reason: Shares gained as Intel progresses in AI chip development and reported positive updates on foundry expansion. Renewed investor optimism on long-term competitiveness against AMD and Nvidia.

Broadcom Inc. (AVGO)
Price: $364.09 (+1.17%)
Reason: Continued momentum from strong AI chip and networking demand. The VMware acquisition is also fueling optimism around Broadcom’s cloud and software growth.

Tesla Inc. (TSLA)
Price: $410.04 (+3.56%)
Reason: Shares climbed after positive updates around Robotaxi development and expansion into energy storage solutions. Growing expectations for long-term revenue from autonomous vehicles are boosting confidence.

Shopify Inc (SHOP)
Price: 203.67 CAD (+2.61%)
Reason: Shares jumped after announcing new strategic partnerships to expand internationally and enhance merchant services. Shopify is collaborating with MRM MENAT to accelerate brand growth in the Middle East by combining commerce technology with MRM’s data-driven expertise, helping clients improve speed-to-market and customer engagement.

Google (Alphabet, GOOGL)
Price: $251.76 (+4.30%)
Reason: Shares rose as Alphabet’s market cap surpassed $3 trillion, driven by the success of its Gemini AI app becoming the top download in the Apple Store. Investor confidence is buoyed by continued AI innovation and strong ad revenue growth.

CoreWeave Inc (CRWV)
Price: $120.47 (+7.60%)
Reason: Shares surged after CoreWeave announced a $6.3B AI-focused deal with Nvidia, boosting expectations for growth in GPU cloud services. Institutional investors are betting on CoreWeave’s role in AI infrastructure, pushing stock gains.

📉 Top Losers

Boston Scientific Corp (BSX)
Price: $99.87 (−2.77%)
Reason: Shares declined amid profit-taking after recent gains in the medical devices sector. Investors are cautious as the company navigates regulatory approvals and competitive pressures in its cardiovascular and surgical device lines.

Occidental Petroleum Corp (OXY)
Price: $45.47 (−0.44%)
Reason: Slight dip due to mild pullback in oil prices and profit-taking by energy sector investors. Despite strong production growth, market sentiment remains sensitive to crude price fluctuations and global energy demand concerns.

Palantir Technologies Inc (PLTR)
Price: $171.21 (−0.13%)
Reason: Minor decline after recent highs, reflecting short-term consolidation. Investors are assessing the company’s AI-driven analytics contracts and potential revenue growth against broader market volatility.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 11, 2025)

📊 Market Movers – Gainers & Losers

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📈 Top Winners

BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (NYSE: BBAI)
Price: $4.87 (+2.96%)
Reason: Shares moved higher as investors grew optimistic about AI adoption in defense and airport security. BigBear.ai’s recent deployment of its biometric veriScan® technology at Nashville International Airport (BNA) is streamlining customs clearance and boosting investor confidence in the company’s real-world applications.

Shopify Inc (TSE: SHOP)
Price: 200.65 CAD (+1.74%)
Reason: Shopify gained on news of improving e-commerce spending trends and continued growth in its payments and logistics ecosystem, signaling steady merchant adoption.

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA)
Price: $368.81 (+6.04%)
Reason: Tesla surged after upbeat delivery numbers and optimism around new AI-driven autonomous driving software updates. Adding fuel to the rally, news broke that Elon Musk could receive a pay package worth over $1 trillion (£740 billion) if he achieves ambitious performance targets over the next decade, a move that highlights Tesla’s long-term growth ambitions and investor confidence in Musk’s leadership.

Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS)
Price: $156.48 (+1.53%)
Reason: The banking giant rose on stronger-than-expected trading revenues and optimism around wealth management growth, giving it a solid outlook despite market volatility.

CrowdStrike Holdings Inc (NASDAQ: CRWD)
Price: $433.38 (+2.00%)
Reason: CrowdStrike advanced as demand for AI-enhanced cybersecurity tools continues to rise, with analysts lifting price targets amid strong enterprise adoption. CrowdStrike’s focus on AI-powered security solutions, such as its Next-Gen Identity Protection and Falcon Shield offerings, positions it well to capitalize on the growing demand for advanced threat detection and response capabilities in the AI era. The increasing sophistication of cyber threats, including AI-powered attacks, further reinforces the need for robust cybersecurity solutions like those offered by CrowdStrike. 

📈 Opendoor Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: OPEN)
Price: $10.52 (+79.52%)
Reason: Opendoor surged after a major leadership shakeup: Shopify COO Kaz Nejatian was named CEO, co-founders Keith Rabois and Eric Wu rejoined the board (with Rabois becoming chairman), and the company secured a $40 million equity investment from Rabois’ venture firm (Khosla Ventures) and Wu. These moves reinvigorated the “Open Army” retail community and turned up confidence in Opendoor’s path forward. Investopedia+2Barron’s+2

Abbott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT)
Price: $132.65 (+2.54%)
Reason: Abbott gained as strong performance in medical devices—especially the FreeStyle Libre diabetes system—and growth in its core diagnostics business boosted investor confidence. Positive analyst ratings, steady revenue growth, and its reputation as a defensive stock with dividend growth added to the momentum. A robust product pipeline in cardiovascular, neuromodulation, and diagnostics further supports long-term growth potential.

BlackBerry Ltd (TSE: BB)
Price: $5.34 CAD (+1.91%)
Reason: BlackBerry moved higher on optimism around its QNX software for connected cars and continued demand in cybersecurity solutions, with investors betting on a turnaround. The company’s secure communications segment benefited from increasing demand for cybersecurity services, driven by a rise in online crime.

Roku Inc (NASDAQ: ROKU)
Price: $96.39 (+$1.45 / +1.53%)
Reason: Roku gained as strong platform revenue growth from advertising and content distribution, including The Roku Channel, boosted investor confidence. Strategic partnerships, like its ad collaboration with Amazon, and efforts to improve profitability—including expanding Roku Ads Manager and acquiring Frndly TV—further supported the stock. A $400 million share repurchase program and better-than-expected earnings reports also drove positive sentiment, despite ongoing competition from Amazon, Apple, and Google in streaming and advertising.

Oklo Inc (NYSE: OKLO)
Price: $79.97 (+8.43%)
Reason: Oklo surged as investors reacted to growing interest in small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) and the company’s progress in advancing next-generation clean energy technology. Recent regulatory approvals and strategic partnerships have strengthened confidence in Oklo’s potential to capitalize on the expanding nuclear energy market.

C3.ai Inc (NYSE: AI)
Price: $16.40 (+5.06%)
Reason: C3.ai rose on positive analyst commentary and new enterprise deals, reinforcing its positioning as a major AI software provider across industries.

• New Product Launch: C3.ai recently launched C3 AI Agentic Process Automation, a no-code product for automating complex business workflows using autonomous AI agents.
• Leadership Change and Restructuring: There have been recent leadership changes, including the appointment of Stephen Ehikian as the new CEO. The company also withdrew its full-year 2026 guidance and disclosed a class action lawsuit following disappointing financial results and restructuring efforts.
• Emphasis on Partner-Led Sales: C3.ai has shifted to a partner-led sales strategy, with 90% of deals now partner-led.

📉 Top Losers

Oracle Corp (NYSE: ORCL)
Price: $307.86 (−6.23%)
Reason: Oracle’s stock dipped after a strong rally due to concerns over its heavy reliance on OpenAI for a substantial portion of future revenue. While the $300 billion, five-year OpenAI deal is massive, analysts warn that dependence on a single client could pose risks if the agreement changes or is terminated, prompting investors to take profits and reassess the stock.

Palantir Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: PLTR)
Price: $164.36 (−1.43%)
Reason: Palantir pulled back slightly as short-term market volatility affected tech stocks. Some investors took profits after gains from increased AI software adoption by enterprise clients.

CoreWeave Inc (NASDAQ: CRWV)
Price: $112.69 (−3.80%)
Reason: CoreWeave pulled back after recent gains in its AI-focused cloud infrastructure business. While there were no widespread service outages today, past power events may have impacted customer confidence. Investor caution is also linked to stock volatility and concerns over the company’s acquisition strategy, including its recent purchase of OpenPipe and plans for Core Scientific. Additionally, strong competition in the AI cloud computing market from AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud continues to influence stock performance.

US & Canada Top Movers (Sep 10, 2025)

📊 Market Movers – Gainers & Losers

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📈 Top Winners

Oracle Corp (NYSE: ORCL)
Price: $328.33 (+35.95%)
Reason: Shares surged after an upbeat forecast for its cloud infrastructure business, showing strong customer adoption and momentum in the AI-driven enterprise market.

GameStop Corp (NYSE: GME)
Price: $24.37 (+3.31%)
Reason: The meme stock craze reignited, fueled by retail investor enthusiasm. Recent profits and significant bitcoin holdings kept GME trending.

NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA)
Price: $177.33 (+3.85%)
Reason: Demand for AI chips remains strong, with analysts reaffirming bullish targets, cementing NVIDIA’s leadership in AI infrastructure.

Broadcom Inc (NASDAQ: AVGO)
Price: $369.57 (+9.77%)
Reason: Robust earnings from AI networking chips and semiconductor solutions pushed shares higher, with investors confident in its growth outlook.

American Eagle Outfitters Inc (NYSE: AEO)
Price: $19.25 (+6.94%)
Reason: A viral Sydney Sweeney ad campaign boosted demand and engagement, lifting investor optimism about retail growth.

CoreWeave Inc (NASDAQ: CRWV)
Price: $117.14 (+16.88%)
Reason: CoreWeave shares soared as investors bet on its AI-focused cloud infrastructure, positioning it as a strong challenger in the AI computing race.

Cameco Corp (TSE: CCO)
Price: 110.22 CAD (+2.78%)
Reason: Cameco advanced as uranium prices climbed, with growing demand for nuclear energy boosting investor confidence in the sector.

Palantir Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: PLTR)
Price: $166.74 (+2.70%)
Reason: Palantir gained as customers increasingly adopt its AI software, with major clients integrating its solutions to enhance operations and data analytics, driving strong investor confidence in its growth.

Celestica Inc (TSE: CLS)
Price: 350.75 CAD (+3.72%)
Reason: Celestica rose on strong demand for electronics manufacturing services and strategic contracts in aerospace and healthcare, signaling steady growth in its global operations.

📉 Top Losers

Shopify Inc (TSE: SHOP)
Price: 197.22 CAD (−0.81%)
Reason: Decline driven by concerns over slowing merchant growth and rising competition in e-commerce, weighing on margins.

Walmart Inc (NYSE: WMT)
Price: $100.41 (−1.84%)
Reason: Shares fell on weaker consumer spending data, raising concerns about sales growth and margins amid aggressive price cuts.

BigBear.ai Holdings Inc (NYSE: BBAI)
Price: $4.73 (−1.46%)
Reason: Shares declined slightly as investors reacted to profit-taking and short-term volatility in AI and defense analytics stocks, despite the company’s long-term growth potential.

Bottom Summary: Key Movers Today

• Oracle (ORCL): Oracle’s stock surged 43% to a record high, propelled by major gains in its AI-focused cloud business. The company secured four multi-billion-dollar cloud infrastructure deals, including a landmark $300 billion, five-year contract with OpenAI. This growth significantly boosted the net worth of co-founder Larry Ellison, bringing his estimated fortune to $392.6 billion and narrowing the gap with Elon Musk.

• Palantir Technologies (PLTR): Palantir gained momentum as major clients increasingly adopt its AI software. With companies integrating Palantir’s analytics and data platforms to improve operations, investors remain confident in its long-term growth potential.

• NVIDIA (NVDA): NVIDIA’s shares climbed due to high demand for AI chips across enterprise and cloud markets. Analysts reaffirm bullish targets, citing NVIDIA’s dominance in AI hardware and continued growth in next-generation computing technologies.

• GameStop (GME): GameStop saw renewed interest as the meme stock craze returns, fueled by retail investors. Strong quarterly profits and media attention have kept GME trending, highlighting the continuing influence of social sentiment on stock movements.

• American Eagle Outfitters (AEO): Shares rose following a viral marketing campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney, which significantly boosted consumer engagement and sales. Investors are optimistic about the retailer’s brand appeal and growth potential in the fashion sector.