Top Gainers That Crushed Monday Market

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Top.Gainers highlighting the top gainers of the day, providing timely updates and insights on the market's highest achievers.
 

•  14 Apr 2025
 

$THRD (Third Harmonic Bio) stole the spotlight with a massive 39.84% jump after announcing plans to liquidate the company. liquidation typically sends investors fleeing — but in this case, it sparked a surge. why? the company is returning capital to shareholders, and the market believes the wind-down could unlock hidden value. in addition, its plans to offload its urticaria treatment program THB335 added clarity. over 14 million shares traded — an eye-popping spike against its average, confirming the bullish sentiment among traders looking for exit windfalls.

$BETR (Better Home & Finance) climbed 20.62% on news it’s retiring $530M in convertible notes. this kind of financial cleanup tells investors the company is getting leaner and possibly steering toward profitability. that level of debt reduction can shift sentiment fast, and that's exactly what we saw — a sharp break above recent resistance with a big volume confirmation.

$TUSK (Mammoth Energy) surged 20.11% after announcing a $108M deal to sell off its infrastructure units. plus, its ceo is stepping down — a classic market-friendly combo when investors are hungry for strategic direction. the spike signals traders are betting on a leaner, more focused company going forward. technically, the breakout from a consolidation base suggests the rally might have legs.

$NB (NioCorp Developments) tacked on 18.45% thanks to broad sector strength in metals & mining, particularly rare earths. paired with tailwinds from an upbeat market session and rising interest in strategic materials, $NB surged on volume that dwarfed its daily average. this name is trending strong, aided by macro themes like onshoring and EV-related demand.

$SUPV (Grupo Supervielle) and $BMA (Banco Macro) — two Argentine financial players — moved sharply higher, up 17.8% and 15.41% respectively. argentina’s central bank shift and ETF inflows into ARGT (Global X MSCI Argentina ETF) fueled this rally. international investors appear to be warming up to the idea of macro reform progress in the region, and these banks are among the first to benefit.

$ECX (ECARX) jumped 13.68% on the back of a flashy product announcement. the company unveiled ECARXperience, its adaptive AI-powered in-vehicle interface. traders love innovation, especially when it connects to buzzwords like AI and mobility — and ECARX checked both boxes. the 3x surge in volume confirmed that momentum traders were onboard.

$CARA (Cara Therapeutics) added 13.26% after announcing a 1-for-3 reverse split ahead of a merger with Tvardi Therapeutics. reverse splits aren’t always a good thing, but in this case, the move is seen as preparation for a stronger combined entity. it’s a sign of transition, and Monday's action suggests the market liked what it saw.

$SMMT (Summit Therapeutics) gained 12.44%, driven by continued bullish sentiment around its lead pipeline drug. renewed analyst support and investor confidence are helping push this biotech name higher, particularly as traders rotate into companies with strong R&D potential and high conviction backing.

$CERT (Certara) rallied 11.54% after unveiling better-than-expected Q1 sales projections and announcing a $100M buyback plan. this one-two punch of earnings strength and shareholder-friendly action lit a fire under the stock, with volume surging more than 3x. the chart broke out cleanly above its recent range — a classic sign of institutional accumulation.

finally, $VKTX (Viking Therapeutics) closed up 10.58% following Pfizer’s announcement that it’s scrapping development of a rival obesity drug due to safety concerns. that leaves more room for players like Viking to run. add in strong sentiment around obesity treatments (thanks to the ongoing success of Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly), and you’ve got a cocktail for a momentum breakout.