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•  16 Oct 2025
 

•   ABAT  
   
  +0.89%
•   DFLI  
   
  -0.75%
•   MIRA  
   
  -1.64%
•   NXTC  
   
  +9.71%
•   SATL  
   
  -3.00%

$MIRA led gainers with a 36.36% surge to $1.80 on massive volume of 110.08 million shares versus its 2.21 million average, with after-hours action pushing shares up nearly 69% to $2.23. The pharmaceutical company 8-K filing triggered the move, though limited details left traders speculating about the catalyst. The extraordinary volume spike suggests institutional accumulation, but the low float and biotech volatility warrant caution for anyone chasing the momentum.

$NXTC climbed 29.18% to $8.70 as NextCure and partner Simcere announced expansion of their SIM0505 clinical trial to the United States. The geographic expansion signals confidence in early data and opens faster regulatory pathways, drawing investor attention on volume of 349,980 shares compared to its 11,580 average. The development represents tangible clinical progress rather than financial engineering, giving the move more credibility.

$TOVX suffered the session worst decline, collapsing 49.82% to $0.43 on volume of 34.73 million versus its 7.53 million average after announcing a warrant inducement transaction for $4 million. The market punished the dilutive financing harshly, with the sub-dollar price now creating technical and institutional ownership concerns that could pressure shares further.

$HYPR dropped 35.45% to $1.42 on heavy volume following its $17.5 million public offering announcement. The medical imaging company capital raise provided necessary funding but triggered aggressive selling as shareholders fled the dilution, with volume surging to 7.82 million from its 461,900 average.

$ABAT fell 36.65% to $5.67 despite publishing positive pre-feasibility study results for its Tonopah Flats Lithium Project showing a 21.8% IRR and $2.57 billion NPV. The disconnect between bullish news and price action on massive volume of 51.04 million shares suggests profit-taking, sector headwinds from weaker lithium prices, or concerns about the lengthy timeline to production.

$DFLI declined 32.49% to $1.33 after pricing a $55.4 million offering of common stock and pre-funded warrants, with volume of 67.62 million near its elevated 57.28 million average. The energy storage company substantial raise addresses funding needs but delivers predictable dilution that kept selling pressure elevated throughout the session.

$SATL dropped 29.71% to $2.91 on explosive volume of 34.54 million shares versus its 2.73 million average following announcement of a $90 million public offering. The satellite imaging company large capital raise triggered heavy institutional selling as holders calculated the dilutive impact rather than waiting out the offering process.

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