AESI jumped +17.83% to $12.95 during regular market hours, versus a $10.99 prior-session close. The rally was driven by news that two subsidiaries signed $613.5M in cost-reimbursement and equipment-purchase agreements for AI data center power projects.
The price target under discussion is $20 , a round-number psychological level roughly 40% above the stock's recent trading range near $14. StablecoinX Inc. ( USDE ) is a speculative, pre-revenue stablecoin infrastructure company tied to the Ethena ecosystem, not a diversified ETF.
SUIL surged +19.56% to $12.90 from a prior close of $10.79, with the move occurring during regular market hours. SUIL is a leveraged ETF that seeks 2x the daily return of the Sui (SUI) token, amplifying the token's rally.
BEX is trading up +18.84% intraday during regular hours, rising from a $34.60 prior close to roughly $41.12. The jump tracks its 2x daily leveraged exposure to Bloom Energy (BE), which rallied about +9.5% to near $291.95.
BEG, a 2x leveraged daily ETF on Bloom Energy (BE), is up +18.76% intraday to ~$57.10, versus its prior close of $48.08, during regular market hours. The move tracks a sharp rebound in underlying BE, which rallied roughly +7% after sliding about -6% on Thursday.
IPDN is up +17.51% during Thursday's regular session, trading near $4.90 versus a prior close of $4.17. The gain reverses early weakness, with shares down roughly -7% to -8% in premarket near $3.84 before sharply reversing intraday.
BENF is trading up +20.69% intraday Friday, near $1.75, rebounding from Thursday's -50.00% pullback that closed the stock at $1.45. The move is occurring during regular market hours, part of continued extreme volatility in this microcap name.
USDE rose +19.20% to roughly $16.95 during the regular session, extending an earlier premarket gain, from a prior close of $14.22. The primary catalyst was the appointment of Christopher Jensen, a former Franklin Templeton digital-assets executive, as CEO, with outgoing chief Ted Chen moving to chairman.
WFF surged +19.81% during regular market hours, rising from a $2.07 prior close to $2.48 on elevated volume. The stock opened sharply higher near $2.75 and traded as high as $2.88 before pulling back, indicating heavy intraday volatility.
WHLR is trading up +28.07% at $4.79 during regular market hours, rebounding from a prior-session close of $3.74. The move extends extreme post-split volatility following the company's 1-for-9 reverse stock split, effective September 21 with split-adjusted trading from September 22.
FFAI rallied +30.53% during the regular session, climbing to about $1.71 from the prior close of $1.31. Primary catalyst: founder YT Jia said the robotics (EAI) business entered a "volume revenue rapid growth" phase and is exploring independent financing and a potential separate listing.
APUS shares are up +31.3% in Friday's regular session, trading near $6.46 versus Thursday's close of $4.92. The move extends Thursday's +114.85% surge after subsidiary MindWave Innovations signed a 12-month deal to build and operate AQUAEChain, a platform for insured ALCI Credits.
WFF surged +19.81% during regular market hours, rising from a $2.07 prior close to $2.48 on elevated volume. The stock opened sharply higher near $2.75 and traded as high as $2.88 before pulling back, indicating heavy intraday volatility.
TDIC surged +54.31% during regular market hours, climbing from a $1.97 prior close to roughly $3.04 intraday. The move occurred midday, not in premarket or after-hours trading.
INLF is trading up +58.31% to $4.67 intraday, following an initial premarket surge after strong first-half fiscal 2026 results. Net revenue rose +26.01% year-over-year to $12.94 million, and the company swung to net income of $1.01 million from a prior-year loss of $1.98 million.
MGLD jumped +93% to roughly $1.93, up from the prior session's close of about $1.00. The move unfolded during regular market hours after Madison Dearborn Partners agreed to acquire the company in an all-cash deal valued at $2.00 per share.
KITT last traded at $2.2479, up +359% from the prior session's $0.4915 close — but the surge is almost entirely a mechanical repricing, not a real gain. The move reflects a 1-for-6 reverse stock split effective after the Sept 24 close, multiplying the pre-split price (~$0.49) by 6 to roughly $2.95.
PMAX is trading at $1.25, down -24.24% (-$0.40) from the previous session's close of $1.65, during regular market hours. The decline is a sharp giveback after yesterday's +80.62% spike to $1.65, which saw ~56M shares traded versus a ~1.3M average and an intraday high of $2.87.
TWG is down -24.6% intraday to roughly $0.15 versus a $0.205 prior close, in regular-session trading, extending a multi-day collapse. Primary catalyst: an active $200M at-the-market (ATM) offering (Chaince Securities as agent) keeps relentless dilution pressure on the ~$13M micro-cap, with shares outstanding up over +2,100% year-over-year.
CDT shares plunged roughly -32% to $0.0818 from the prior session's $0.121 close, extending heavy losses. The move began in premarket trading (down ~-27% to $0.08) and carried through the regular session.