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

•  09 Oct 2025
 

•   ATCH  
   
  -14.00%
•   RACE  
   
  -0.49%
•   SERV  
   
  -5.21%
•   SUPV  
   
  +3.62%
•   TE  
   
  +5.69%

$SERV emerged as the headline grabber, rocketing 28.63% higher to $17.68 on volume that surged to over 71 million shares—nearly seven times its average daily activity. The catalyst was crystal clear: a strategic partnership with DoorDash to deploy Serve Robotics' autonomous sidewalk delivery robots across the DoorDash platform. This collaboration comes on the heels of Serve passing the 1,000-robot milestone earlier this week, suggesting the company's technology has moved beyond proof-of-concept to meaningful commercial scale. The technical picture turned overbought with RSI flashing warning signals, but momentum traders have clearly embraced the narrative of autonomous delivery gaining real traction in the logistics space. The DoorDash connection is particularly significant given the delivery giant's dominant market position, potentially opening massive addressable market opportunities for Serve robot fleet.

$ATCH delivered a stunning 37.63% gain to $0.50, powered by news of a $20 million financing arrangement led by Funicular Funds with insider participation from Sixth Borough Capital. The deal structure—$10 million in convertible debt with a five-year term, 11% coupon, and conversion price yet to be disclosed provides AtlasClear Holdings with meaningful runway while avoiding immediate dilution. Volume exploded to 419.77 million shares, roughly five times the average, as traders piled into the penny stock on the capital infusion news. The insider participation signals confidence from those closest to the business, though investors should note the conversion terms will ultimately determine how friendly this financing proves to existing shareholders.

$WWR posted a solid 29.41% advance to $1.98, marking the seventh consecutive day of gains for the stock. Volume swelled to 24.58 million shares against a 3.94 million average, indicating sustained buying pressure rather than a single-day spike. While no specific catalyst appeared in today's news flow, this kind of persistent accumulation often precedes material announcements or reflects systematic positioning by informed traders. The extended winning streak suggests momentum remains firmly in control, though the lack of fundamental news raises questions about sustainability.

$TE climbed 30.72% to $3.83 on its fifth consecutive up day, with volume jumping to 17.91 million shares versus a 2.56 million average. Like WWR, the absence of obvious news suggests either technical breakout dynamics or anticipatory positioning ahead of potential developments. The surge in trading activity points to heightened interest, but without fundamental catalysts, traders should approach with caution and maintain tight risk management.

$SUPV rounded out the gainers with a 27.57% pop to $6.34, benefiting from strength in the Global X MSCI Argentina ETF, which rose 3.3% today. The ETF's components showed particular vigor, with Banco Macro surging 12.7%, creating a rising tide that lifted SUPV along with other Argentina-exposed names. Volume reached 7.88 million shares, more than triple the typical 2.40 million, as traders rotated into emerging market plays with Argentina exposure.

On the losing side
$RACE dominated the downside action with a brutal 14.99% plunge to $407.38, on track for what analysts described as potentially its worst trading day ever. The luxury automaker held its Capital Markets Day, unveiling its 2030 strategic plan and lifting 2025 guidance to exceed 2026 profitability targets a year early. Despite raising the annual outlook and targeting €9 billion in revenue by 2030 while showcasing its first EV the 1,000-horsepower Elettrica capable of 192 mph the market's reaction was unequivocally negative. The guidance disappointed investors expecting more aggressive targets, with the stock crossing below its 200-day moving average of $464.19 and RSI hitting oversold territory. Volume surged to 4.55 million shares, thirteen times the normal 334,900, as holders rushed for the exits. Multiple analysts noted the 2030 targets fell short of Street expectations, overshadowing the positive near-term guidance raise and the ambitious electric vehicle plans.

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