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•  03 Oct 2025
 

•   ASNS  
   
  0.00%
•   BINI  
   
  -1.64%
•   DFLI  
   
  -2.58%
•   HIMS  
   
  -2.31%
•   PLUG  
   
  +1.88%

$DFLI exploded with a staggering 76.64% surge this Friday, capping off a week where shares doubled in value after Dragonfly Energy secured first-round funding from Nevada Tech Hub. The lithium battery manufacturer's selection for this prestigious funding program validates its technology and positions the for accelerated growth in the energy storage sector. Trading volume surged to over ten times its average at 330.64 million shares, signaling intense investor interest beyond just the news catalyst.

$ASNS rocketed 68.84% higher as Actelis Networks announced a significant new contract representing approximately 5.45% of the revenue base. The telecommunications equipment provider saw explosive volume with 348.28 million shares traded against an average of just 8.16 million. The contract announcement triggered a 43% after-hours jump on Thursday before continuing its momentum into Friday's regular session, garnering attention across multiple financial platforms and creating a feedback loop of buying pressure.

$PLUG delivered a powerful 34.28% gain as Plug Power benefited from multiple positive catalysts that sent the hydrogen fuel cell pioneer to fresh 52-week highs. HC Wainwright hiked its price target to a street-high $7, while the real story lies in surging electrolyzer demand with approximately 200% sales growth in Q2 2025, fueled by major European projects and strong policy support. Trading volume reached 494.58 million shares, more than five times average, as investors reassessed the growth trajectory in the rapidly developing hydrogen economy.

$XELB jumped 37.57% as XCel Brands announced a settlement agreement and equity transfer deal that resolves outstanding disputes and streamlines the capital structure. The fashion and lifestyle brand licensing saw shares rise 66.47% in after-hours trading Thursday before maintaining momentum into Friday. Volume reached 32.05 million shares compared to the typical 470,000, suggesting institutional players are repositioning following the settlement news.

$SYTA gained 37.61% as Siyata Mobile completed its merger with Core Gaming as of October 3, 2025, with the combined renamed Core AI Holdings Inc. A new board of directors was seated to guide the strategic transformation into an AI holding, marking a dramatic pivot from the telecommunications hardware roots. Volume spiked to 30.66 million shares against an average of just 327,000 as traders positioned for the first day of trading under the new corporate structure and AI-focused strategy.

On the losing side, $HIMS tumbled 9.21% despite the subscription-based revenue model continuing to boost predictable revenue streams and customer loyalty across key health categories. The telehealth provider saw volume spike to 34.75 million shares against an average of 27.21 million, suggesting this wasn't just light selling but rather meaningful position liquidation. The decline appears tied to broader sector weakness and profit-taking after the stock's strong run earlier this year rather than specific bad news.

$BINI suffered a brutal 15.89% drop, marking the ninth consecutive day of losses for the stock. This extended decline pattern suggests either systematic selling pressure from a large holder unwinding positions or deteriorating sentiment around the fundamentals. Volume remained elevated at 2.75 million shares compared to the 908,000 average, indicating sustained selling interest rather than just technical breakdown.

$WGRX fell 15.33% in its sixth straight day of declines, trading on above-average volume of 2.97 million shares versus the typical 2.23 million. Multi-day losing streaks like this often reflect either a fundamental reassessment following disappointing news or technical selling cascades as stop-losses get triggered sequentially. The persistence of selling pressure without any apparent bounce attempts suggests traders have lost confidence in near-term recovery prospects.

$TPB declined 8.56% as Turning Point Brands dragged down the entire cigarettes and tobacco sector, which lagged the broader market by approximately 1.1% on Friday. The tobacco sector's weakness likely reflects ongoing regulatory concerns and secular headwinds facing traditional tobacco products. Volume was elevated at 707,000 shares against the 337,000 average, suggesting this move was more than just routine weakness.

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