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$TMQ stole the spotlight with a jaw-dropping 210% surge to $6.55 after the White House announced it would take a 10% equity stake in the Canadian minerals explorer. This marks a dramatic shift in United States industrial policy, with the government now holding positions in five publicly traded companies focused on critical minerals and semiconductors. Trading volume exploded to 198.40 million shares versus its typical 1.97 million, while technical indicators flashed overbought warnings with the RSI at extreme levels and MACD crossing bullishly. The massive volume spike suggests institutional backing, though traders should note that South32 sold its stake just as the government bought in.
$BURU rocketed 84% to $0.47 on the news that NUBURU will acquire Orbit, expanding its defense and security footprint. The company is targeting a $3.6 billion market opportunity in defense-grade SaaS platforms. Volume surged to 775.92 million shares, roughly eight times normal activity, indicating strong conviction though the low absolute price means continued volatility is likely.
$LXEO climbed 29% to $8.36 after Lexeo Therapeutics announced progress in FDA discussions for an accelerated approval pathway for LX2006, its Friedreich ataxia cardiomyopathy treatment, along with positive interim clinical data. Volume jumped to 8.89 million shares from an average 625,000, showing the biotech community enthusiasm for the potentially shortened path to commercialization.
$AEHR crashed 17.57% to $26.15 despite meeting earnings expectations at $0.01 per share. Management's refusal to reinstate guidance due to tariff concerns triggered selling pressure, with volume quadrupling to 7.76 million shares. The lack of forward visibility signals deeper worries about demand and pricing power in the semiconductor equipment market.
$HUMA suffered the day worst decline, plummeting 33.67% to $1.65 after pricing a $60 million direct offering. The dilution fears sent volume soaring to 34.04 million shares from typical 3.56 million as shareholders rushed for exits, despite D. Boral Capital maintaining a buy rating with a 281% upside target.
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