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

•  25 Nov 2025
 

•   ANF  
   
  +0.22%
•   BNED  
   
  -0.55%
•   SYM  
   
  -0.69%
•   TPST  
   
  -0.31%
•   YGMZ  
   
  +5.56%

$SYM Symbotic stole the show with a jaw-dropping 39.36% surge to $77.29 on absolutely massive volume of 9.79 million shares, nearly 4.5 times its average. The warehouse automation and robotics company crushed its Q4 2025 earnings and dropped some serious growth guidance, targeting 25 to 29% revenue growth for Q1 2026. But here's the kicker: they announced their first customer in the healthcare vertical, opening up an entirely new market for their AI-powered automation solutions. Multiple analysts are calling this a game-changer, with Needham reiterating their Buy rating and raising price targets. The MACD crossing above the signal line added technical fuel to the fundamental fire, and traders piled in hard.

$ANF Abercrombie & Fitch wasn't far behind, rocketing 37.5% to $90.24 on volume of 11.62 million shares, nearly seven times normal. The apparel retailer absolutely crushed Q3 expectations with adjusted EPS of $2.36 versus the $2.16 consensus, and here's the interesting twist: while the Abercrombie namesake brand is cooling off, Hollister is picking up serious momentum with teens. Management raised the bottom end of their full-year profit forecast, signaling confidence that the Hollister surge isn't just a one-quarter fluke. The stock led the entire apparel stores sector higher, though the RSI is now flashing overbought at these levels. Jim Cramer called it a crapshoot, but today's buyers clearly disagree.

$BNED Barnes & Noble Education exploded 36.32% to $9.12 on monster volume of 5.43 million shares compared to its tiny 210K average. This move was all about relief as the company released promising preliminary financial results and, crucially, announced the conclusion of an internal accounting investigation. When a stock has been under that kind of cloud, resolution can trigger violent short covering and sidelined buyers jumping back in. The volume spike tells you everything: this wasn't just a few traders, this was real money rotating back into a name that had been left for dead.

$YGMZ OMingzhu Logistics got absolutely destroyed, plummeting 82.67% to just $0.19 after announcing an $8 million registered direct offering. Volume exploded to 28.51 million shares, over 15 times normal, as shareholders rushed for the exits. Dilution announcements are always painful, but an 82% drop signals that either the pricing was egregious or investors have completely lost faith in management's capital allocation. When a stock loses four-fifths of its value in a single session, it's not just about the offering, it's about trust evaporating.

$TPST Tempest Therapeutics wasn't spared either, dropping 23.34% to $3.20 after announcing an $8.35 million registered direct offering with a concurrent private placement. Biotech dilution is always tough to stomach, especially for smaller companies that burn cash. The modest volume of 639K shares suggests this was mostly existing shareholders heading for the door rather than massive selling pressure, but the damage was done. Without a catalyst or data readout to offset the dilution pain, these moves tend to linger.

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