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•  29 Dec 2025
 

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$BNAI Brand Engagement Network stole the spotlight after surging more than 80% on explosive volume following news of a finalized agreement to deliver a custom AI engagement solution for a top-tier global pharmaceutical company. The move reflected speculative enthusiasm around AI-driven revenue potential, with traders clearly leaning into the story as one of the most aggressive momentum plays of the day.

$DBRG DigitalBridge Group saw heavy action as shares climbed sharply on reports that SoftBank is moving forward with a roughly $4 billion acquisition tied to AI infrastructure ambitions. The deal chatter, later reinforced by confirmation headlines, positioned DBRG as a direct beneficiary of continued capital flows into data centers and AI backbone assets, making it one of the most actively traded names into the close.

$INTC Intel traded higher as sentiment improved around its strategic collaboration with NVIDIA on custom data center and PC products. The partnership narrative helped shift the focus from Intel longer-term restructuring challenges to near-term relevance in AI and advanced computing, drawing steady volume and renewed trader interest.

$RARE Ultragenyx Pharmaceuticals experienced a brutal selloff after its Phase 3 trial failed to meet primary endpoints, sending the stock down more than 40%. The sharp decline pushed shares into oversold territory, with traders weighing near-term damage against the remaining pipeline and the potential for volatility-driven rebounds.

$NEM Newmont moved lower as gold prices pulled back from recent highs, pressuring sentiment across precious metals equities. Despite the decline, analysts reiterated mixed views, with some highlighting longer-term strength tied to gold fundamentals even as short-term price action reflected commodity-driven weakness.

$OPEN Opendoor Technologies drifted lower as investors digested ongoing volatility following its leadership changes and sharp prior swings. While some see value emerging after a significant selloff, the stock remained sensitive to sentiment around housing demand and execution risk.

$CPNG Coupang traded modestly higher as the market absorbed news of a large-scale customer compensation initiative following a data breach. The move underscored effort to restore trust, with investors balancing near-term costs against longer-term brand resilience in South Korea competitive e-commerce landscape.

$O Realty Income edged higher ahead of its ex-dividend date, with income-focused investors continuing to gravitate toward the long track record of dividend stability. The session reflected its role as a defensive anchor rather than a source of aggressive upside.

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