NVA fell from a previous close of $3.89 to $3.2501, a -16.45% drop, during Friday's regular session as of 9:53 a.m. ET. The catalyst was the pre-market release of fiscal Q1 2027 results (quarter ended September 30, 2026): net loss widened to about $12.0M from $6.4M a year earlier, cash fell to $17.8M, and the filing flagged substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue as a going concern.

WhiteFiber (WYFI) dropped -8.70% to $9.44 from Thursday's $10.34 close, with the decline occurring in Friday's regular session rather than premarket or after-hours. No verified news or fundamental catalyst found. The pullback is consistent with profit-taking after a +32.5% five-session rebound off the $7.43 low, in a micro-cap that swings about 5.4% on an average session.

RETO fell from Thursday's close of $7.76 to $6.09, a -21.52% drop recorded during Friday's regular session rather than in premarket or after-hours trading. The catalyst was dilution: a November 12 prospectus supplement and a November 13 Form 6-K cut the floor price on the $38.16 million Mapie Wind share purchase facility from $16.00 to $0.10 per share, undoing the protection the two reverse splits had created.

DGII dropped -5.31% during regular trading, falling from the prior close of $58.44 to $55.34, extending the post-earnings selloff into a second session. The decline is follow-through from the fiscal 2027 outlook issued with Q4 results: revenue growth of +10% to +15% versus the +24% just delivered, with management citing rising memory component costs and an evolving global trade framework; Piper Sandler then cut its target to $67 from $76, citing peak growth and peak multiple.

AKA dropped -3.17% (-$0.28) to $8.54 from the prior close of $8.82, with the decline occurring during the regular session shortly after the opening bell. No verified news or fundamental catalyst found: no filing, press release or fresh analyst action explains the move. The slide is likely continued drift after the Nov. 4 Q3 report and guidance cut, amplified by a thin order book — the latest tick traded just 300 shares — a pattern consistent with speculative micro-cap trading.

PEDEVCO (PED) eased from Thursday's $13.05 close to $13.04, a -0.08% move in early regular-session trading on Friday, staying essentially flat after the prior session's -4.19% slide. Q3 2026 results, released after Thursday's close, are the driver: revenue of $35.54M beat the roughly $31.05M consensus, but GAAP EPS of -$0.70 missed the +$0.18 estimate and production fell -14% sequentially to 5,850 Boe/d.

PEPG dropped -8.13% (-$0.41), falling from a $5.04 close on November 12 to $4.63 in regular-session trading on November 13. The decline followed PepGen's disclosure, after Thursday's close, of a proposed $125 million public offering of common stock and pre-funded warrants, with a 30-day underwriter option for up to $18.75 million more; new-share dilution at an unset price drove the selling.

ARMP jumped +4.03% to $3.87 from Thursday's close of $3.72, with the move occurring during Friday's regular session after a flat open. The catalyst was Thursday's after-close Q3 2026 report: diluted loss of -$0.24 per share versus about -$0.57 expected, and revenue of $3.17M against roughly $0.45M consensus.

IREN dropped -7.55% to $18.01 in regular trading Friday morning (9:52 a.m. ET), down from Thursday's $19.48 close after a -2.1% premarket slide, so most of the decline occurred after the opening bell. The move extends a sector-wide neocloud selloff after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned and reports said Nvidia will slow AI investments and credit backstops; Nvidia is IREN's roughly $3.4 billion cloud customer and holds rights to buy up to 30 million IREN shares.

NINE closed down -4.28% at $7.16, dropping from the prior close of $7.48, with the decline occurring during the regular session, trading between $7.01 and $7.32 — no meaningful premarket or after-hours gap. No verified news or fundamental catalyst found: no filings, analyst actions, or company releases coincided with the drop, so the move is likely profit-taking after the +12% two-session rebound off the November 5 low of $6.50, in a name that averages a 3.1% daily swing and posted 13 equal-or-larger moves in the last 60 sessions.

Scribe Therapeutics fell from a $16.99 prior close to $15.80, a -7.00% move, during Friday's regular session. The drop followed Thursday's post-close third-quarter report: collaboration revenue slid -91.9% year over year to $1.64 million and missed consensus by roughly $2.1 million, with net loss widening to $9.9 million (-$0.68 per share).

IRS jumped +3.63%, adding +$0.44 to move from the prior close of $12.11 to $12.55 in early regular-session trading on Nov 13, reversing an opening premarket dip to $11.74. No verified news or fundamental catalyst found: no company release, SEC filing or analyst action accounts for the rebound. It is likely a technical bounce after the ADR slid -15% from its Oct 30 close to $12.11, within reach of its 52-week low of $11.83.

Legacy Education shares slipped -2.09% in early regular-session trading on November 13, easing from a $8.15 close to $7.98 by 9:51 a.m. ET. The drop extends a post-earnings selloff after fiscal Q1 2027 results, published after the November 12 close, showed GAAP EPS of $0.06 against roughly $0.10 consensus and net income down -60.3% to $0.87 million.

WMS rose from $123.51 at the prior close to $125.46 in early regular-session trading on Nov 13, a gain of +1.58% (+$1.95), as of the latest quote. No verified news or fundamental catalyst found; the move is likely a rebound after the prior session's -4.48% slide toward the 52-week low of $119.53, consistent with a stock whose typical daily move is about 1.8%.

Journey Medical (DERM) slipped -0.68% in early regular-session trading on Friday, easing to about $4.36 from Thursday's $4.39 close. The move extends the market's digestion of third-quarter results released after Thursday's close: EPS of -$0.05 missed the -$0.03 consensus and revenue of $18.97M came in -7.7% below estimates, with total revenue growth slowing to +8% from +23% in Q2.

Shift4 Payments (FOUR) edged higher by +0.89% in early regular-session trading Friday, rising from Thursday's close of $41.52 to $41.89 shortly before 10 a.m. ET. No verified news or fundamental catalyst found for the gain; it looks like a mild rebound after Thursday's -4.68% drop, consistent with a stock whose average absolute daily move over the past 60 sessions was 2.54%, with 45 of those sessions moving at least as much as today.

TPVG rose +2.54%, climbing from Thursday's close of $3.93 to $4.03 in early regular-session trading on Friday, an advance of +$0.10. No verified news or fundamental catalyst found for the move; it is likely a technical rebound after Thursday's close marked a fresh 52-week low, with the shares falling in six of the prior seven sessions and trading roughly 1.4% on an average day.

KRMD slipped to $3.62 in early regular-session trading Friday, a -2.03% decline from Thursday's $3.69 close. No verified news or fundamental catalyst found for the pullback; the move is likely continued profit-taking after shares jumped +23.10% on Nov. 11 and then dropped -5.14% on Nov. 12, with the stock's typical daily swing near 2%.

Sonic Automotive (SAH) edged to $60.15 from a $60.18 prior close, a -0.05% move printed in the first minutes of the Nov. 13 regular session. No verified news or fundamental catalyst found — no company release, SEC filing, or analyst action specific to Sonic appeared before the move; the flat open is likely early-session positioning after the prior day's -4.82% slide.

LAD ticked up +0.54%, rising $1.60 from the prior session's close of $297.17 to $298.77 during Thursday's regular session, shortly after the opening bell. No verified news or fundamental catalyst found: no company release, filing, or analyst action accompanied the move. The gain is likely a stabilization bounce after Wednesday's -4.83% slide, and at +0.54% it is only about 0.3x the stock's typical ~2.1% daily swing over the past 60 sessions.