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Catalyst No company news and no SEC filing on the session date; EDGAR's complete filing index for CIK 1980210 shows nothing accepted between an October 2 6-K furnishing unaudited interim financials for the six months ended June 30 2026 and 8:50pm ET on the session date, which fully covers the 5:30pm ET same-day acceptance window, and no press release has been issued since April 9 2026.

The low of the entire session was $1.75 at 11:10am ET, three and a half hours in and 15% below the $2.05 prior close, so the stock went red before it went vertical; the $19.44 high came at 3:05pm ET and is also the 52-week high, and the close sat 37% under it. There was effectively no gap, the open of $2.08 being 1.5% above the prior close, and premarket traded only 10,405 shares between $2.05 and $2.18 while the preceding overnight session traded 1,473 shares, so the entire move happened inside regular hours. The free float is 38,479,270 against 41,919,934 shares outstanding, both reconciled arithmetically against Webull's market_value and neg_market_value; the day traded 146,064,663 shares on the daily field for 3.80 times the float, while the summed M5 regular-session bars total 134,202,541 for 3.49 times, so every rotation claim is written to hold at the lower figure. Thursday the stock traded 53,283 shares. Webull's turnover field of 3.201695 reconciles against neither share count this cycle and was not used. It closed the after-hours session at $9.9901, down 19%, after trading as high as $15.5545 at 4:00pm. Eight of the 78 five-minute regular-session slots printed no bar at all, in five clusters each followed by a higher reopen, which is the signature of a volatility-halt ladder, but no official halt record could be obtained so no halt stamp or category was applied. An F-3 shelf registration No. 333-296397 is referenced by the October 2 6-K and no takedown appears in the trailing 30 days. A reverse share split was announced in a 6-K filed April 9 2026, six months before the session, so the 499% is not split-inflated. The plain EDGAR Archives directory listing for this CIK returned stale data omitting the October 2 filing; index.json on the same path was complete and is what the clean sweep rests on.

Catalyst No company news and no SEC filing on the session date; the trailing 30 days on EDGAR holds only a September 11 8-K reporting a CFO resignation and appointment plus its September 14 amendment, and StocksToTrade attributed the move to the chart rather than to any identified company news.

The free float is 1,555,386 shares against 1,632,386 shares outstanding, and the day traded 133,012,597 shares on the daily volume field, about 85 times the float. The summed M5 regular-session bars total only 60,151,010, or 38 times the float, so every rotation claim in the package is written to hold at the lower figure. The real high of the day was $3.67 at 8:35am ET in premarket, above the $3.47 regular-session high that was set in the very first five-minute bar, so the regular session was the aftermath rather than the event. The session low of $1.95 came at 12:55pm ET and the close sat 33% under the session high. It closed the after-hours session at $2.3520, up 1.4%. The 10-Q filed September 1, 2026 states that management has determined there is substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue as a going concern. Two reverse splits produced the small share count, 1-for-5 effective July 3, 2025 and 1-for-20 effective November 4, 2025, both far enough back that the 82% is not split-inflated. Webull's filings feed returned periodic reports only and has never carried an 8-K for this issuer, so the sweep was done on EDGAR; EDGAR showed no filing accepted on October 8 as of 8:48pm ET, which fully covers the 5:30pm ET same-day acceptance window.

Catalyst No company news or SEC filing in the trailing 30 days; RTTNews reported the intraday surge came without any specific company-related news identified as the immediate catalyst.

A 1-for-80 reverse split effective August 10, 2026 left a free float of 880,386 shares, and the day's volume turned that float more than 160 times. Ran to $9.59 (+667%) at 2:00 pm ET after setting the session low of $1.87 at 11:05 am, then closed 70% off the high and fell to $2.19 in after hours. A July 3 securities purchase agreement for up to $31.5M of pre-paid share purchases remains on file, and an August 27 amendment cut the floor price from $16.00 back to $0.20. The percentage is not split-inflated: the consolidation predates the session by 58 days.

Catalyst Before the open on October 6 OLB announced a board authorization to repurchase up to 1,000,000 shares and said it had suspended its ATM program effective immediately (company release via ACCESS Newswire, 9:30am ET).

The buyback authorization is up to 1,000,000 shares against 24,032,930 shares outstanding, about 4% of the company and roughly $410,000 at the $0.41 close, and the release states the board has no obligation to complete any purchases. The stock traded 765,745,157 shares, about 765 times the entire authorization and roughly 41 times the 18,730,792 share free float (39x on the summed M5 regular-session bars, 41x on the daily volume field). The high was $0.4896 at 12:30pm ET in the regular session, above both the $0.1987 premarket high and the $0.4368 after-hours high, so the regular session was the event and not the aftermath. The $0.41 close sat 16% under that high and the stock then closed the after-hours session at $0.2960, down another 28% on 16.6M shares with no further news. Dilution context: the ATM is suspended rather than terminated, and an S-1 filed September 10 registering 2,166,666 shares issuable on exercise of common warrants, maximum aggregate offering price $1,689,999.48, remains on file. A 424B5 prospectus supplement dated August 7 and an 8-K dated August 12 sit just outside the trailing 30 day window. EDGAR showed no filing accepted on October 6 as of 8:45pm ET, which fully covers the 5:30pm ET same-day acceptance window.

Catalyst No company catalyst: NFT Limited filed a 6-K on October 5 under NYSE American Company Guide Section 401(d) stating it is not aware of any undisclosed information or business development that it believes would account for the trading activity.

Float was 401,699 shares against 166,949,686 shares traded, so the day turned the float over more than 340 times (342x on the summed M5 regular-session bars, 416x on the daily volume field). The high was $10.42 at 1:35pm ET in the regular session, above both the $4.41 premarket high and the $7.45 after-hours high, so the regular session was the event and not the aftermath. The $7.00 close sat 33% under the high and the stock then closed the after-hours session at $4.54, down another 35%. Dilution on file: a 6-K dated September 30 discloses a Regulation S securities purchase agreement for 80,000,000 Class A ordinary shares at $0.45 per share, about $36 million, still subject to closing conditions including NYSE American approval of the supplemental listing application; that is roughly 157 times the 510,729 shares outstanding. The stock fell from $2.16 to $0.885 on October 1, the session after that disclosure. The August 28 6-K reported a completed offering of 437,957 units carrying common warrants at a $4.60 exercise price, immediately exercisable, which closed in the money today. Today's percentage is not split-distorted: Friday's $0.894 close and Monday's $0.9454 premarket open are continuous, so REVERSE SPLIT is deliberately not a stamp.

Catalyst A bitcoin funded private placement: the company agreed to issue 51,621,560 new Class A shares plus warrants for 51,621,560 more at $4.36, in exchange for 3,170 bitcoin, against 4,929,766 shares outstanding as of the August 25 record date.

Announced after Thursday's close. The stock opened +197%, so the regular session added almost nothing to the headline number. High $4.77 at 9:45am, low $3.08 at 1:50pm, closed $3.49 or 27% off the high, then closed the after-hours session at $3.01, down another 14%. The 576,808 share float turned over more than 170 times. mktcap left null: Webull's $17.2M is computed on the pre-placement count of 4,929,766, and the post-close count of 56,551,326 could not be confirmed on EDGAR as of the session date. A 1-for-40 reverse split took effect June 15, 2026, so the $52 52-week high is split-adjusted; it did not inflate this day's percentage.

Catalyst No dated catalyst I could verify. No company press release and no SEC filing on the day; the stock sat on a few thousand shares all morning, broke at 1:25 pm ET and ran the rest of the session on more than thirty times its free float.

Repeat runner: SSM was Runner of the Day on 2026-09-01 at +77% on a non-binding Sports One letter of intent, then round-tripped to $1.12 by Sep 30 and printed a 52-week low of $1.05 on Sep 25. This close of $2.21 is still 54% below the Sep 1 close of $4.755. No gap: the open equalled the prior close and only 35,377 shares printed in the regular session before 1:25 pm ET, 19,161 of them by 11:00 am. The day's true high was $2.63 in the after-hours session, above the $2.5799 regular-session high, and it closed after hours at $2.62, up another 18%. Free float 1,052,167 (Webull out_standing_shares, reconciled arithmetically against neg_market_value). Volume 50,481,743 is 48x the float on the daily field and 35x on the M5 regular-session bar sum, and about 190x the prior five sessions' average. The close-based FADED trigger fires by $0.0024 and was deliberately declined: the high printed ten minutes before the bell and the stock traded higher after hours. EDGAR window Sep 1 to Oct 1 could not be certified from an unattended run.

Catalyst Closed a $1.25 million best-efforts public offering at $0.07 a share, after falling 79% the prior session to reach that price.

The day's high was $0.2805 at 4:35 am ET in the premarket, not the $0.2577 regular-session high. The close was 40% below that premarket high and the after-hours session ended at $0.1479, down another 12%. The offering added 125,000 Class A shares plus pre-funded warrants for 17,732,143 more, taking the Class A count from 2,776,980 (per the 424B4 filed 2026-09-30, as of 2026-09-28) to 20,634,123 if exercised in full. A 1-for-3 reverse split took effect 2026-09-01. float is null because Webull reports 1,515,871, which is pre-offering and contradicted by the prospectus, and no free-float figure could be verified as of this date. Webull's 859,166,902 daily volume could not be reconciled against any verified share count or against the sum of its own PRE+RTH+ATH bars (641,335,680), so no float-rotation claim is made.

Catalyst No company catalyst: on Monday, September 28 Stablecoin Development said it was not aware of any material non-public information, pending transactions or undisclosed developments that could explain the unusual trading in its stock.

Formerly NovaBay Pharmaceuticals; renamed in March 2026 and repositioned as an on-chain holding company built around the SKY token, with two employees. The move was float mechanics rather than news: 192.5M shares traded against a 5.14M free float, more than 30x rotation under every volume measure. Closed 17% below the $3.93 intraday high and gave back another 21% in after hours to $2.5811. Two EDGAR paths showed no filings of any kind in the trailing 30 days, so the window could not be certified to the day.

Catalyst A 6-K accepted at 1:21pm ET announced plans to carve out publisher monetization subsidiary AscendX Media Technologies with outside capital, with no definitive agreements executed. Separately, an F-1 resale registration (File 333-299038) covering up to 156,787,119 Class A shares was declared effective on Friday September 25 at 4:15pm ET, 15 minutes after the prior close.

Opened at $0.319, only 5% above the prior close, so the entire +304% happened intraday. The registered resale shares are 5.15x the 30,423,113 Class A shares outstanding; fully drawn the count would reach 187,210,232 and existing Class A holders would hold about 16% of the class. An August 26 6-K disclosed an NYSE American non-compliance notice received August 21 under standards 1003(a)(i) and (ii), a stockholders' deficit of $(6.5)M at 2025-12-31, four consecutive years of losses and a February 21, 2028 cure deadline. Volume was more than 19x the 14.0M float (20.7x on the daily field, 19.1x on the M5 bar sum). No prints between 11:51am and 1:45pm ET, about 1h54m, consistent with a halt but not confirmed against an exchange halt record. High of $1.60 printed at 2:00pm after the gap, and the close was 23% below it. Finished the after-hours session at $0.8517, down another 31%.

Catalyst No fresh news. No SEC filing and no press release is dated September 25, 2026. The most recent company item is a 6-K filed Thursday September 24 at 08:00 ET reporting that CEO Tsz Tun Tse resigned for personal reasons and that the board re-designated Jinyu Xie as chief executive officer and co-chairman, and on that Thursday the stock traded 18,213 shares and closed down at $1.97.

The mechanism is supply, not news. A one for eight share consolidation effective at the open on August 11, 2026, taken to cure a Nasdaq minimum bid price deficiency notice dated March 13, 2026, left a free float of 807,125 shares. Friday's 56,134,191 shares is about 70 times that entire float, and about 1,580 times the roughly 35,000 share average of the prior ten sessions. Opened $2.13 (gap only +8%); the tape shows no prints between 11:05 and 12:00 ET and reopened at $9.52, printing the regular-session high of $11.42; closed $8.07, 29% below that high. The true high of the day was outside regular hours: $12.73 at 17:00 ET in the after-hours session, which then unwound completely to close after hours at $5.86, down 27% on the regular close. The halt is inferred from the gap in the tape and could not be confirmed against Nasdaq's halt record. No S-1, S-3, 424B, ATM or registered direct in the trailing 30 days; a Schedule 13D/A filed August 27 shows Fung & Tun Limited holding 1,312,500 shares, approximately 37.5% of total issued and outstanding and approximately 94.1% of voting power under a dual-class structure where Class B carries fifty votes per share. Webull's market cap is computed on 2,119,625 Class A shares, so the $17.1M figure understates the whole-company number implied by that 13D/A.

Catalyst MindWave Innovations, a wholly owned subsidiary, announced a 12 month technology services agreement at 8:30am ET with Singapore based AQUAE Holdings to build and operate AQUAEChain, a platform for insured ALCI environmental conservation credits.

Float is 623,192 shares following a one for ten reverse split effective July 24, 2026 (15,091,180 to 1,509,118 shares outstanding), so the day's 87.9M shares is roughly 141 times the entire float. Opened $6.99, printed the session high of $8.74 in the 9:30 bar, and closed at $4.92, 44% below that high. Closed the after hours session at $5.70. Part of MindWave's compensation is a 20% allocation of ALCI Credits issued on the network rather than cash. No offering or shelf takedown was found in the trailing 30 days, though the EDGAR paths readable from this run could not certify the S-3 and 424B window.

Catalyst Beneficient filed an 8-K on September 23 announcing a proposed strategy to eliminate approximately $130 million of principal and accrued interest claimed by HCLP Nominees, exchange $850 million of preferred equity liquidation preference tied to former CEO Brad Heppner for 162,132 Class A common shares, and void a further $88 million of purported obligations; the same filing states the company has not entered into a definitive agreement.

The move was made in premarket, not in the regular session. The stock traded $0.5156 at 7:25 am ET and $2.95 by 9:25 am, so the $2.92 open had already captured the entire gain; the regular session was a two way chop that ended at $2.90, roughly flat from the open. A buyer at the open sat through the 10:15 am low of $1.44, a 51% drawdown, before the recovery. The true high of the day was $3.39 in the after-hours session just after 4:00 pm ET, above the $3.15 regular-session high, and the after-hours session closed at $2.058, down 29% from the regular-session close. Volume of 295.0M is more than 50 times the 2.21M free float under every available figure, including the 115.3M regular-session five-minute bar sum, and about 134 times on the daily volume field; note the bar sums across all sessions total 210.7M against a daily field of 295.0M, a wider divergence than prior cycles, so rotation claims are written to hold under the smallest figure. Float and market cap reconcile arithmetically against Webull's own fields: out_standing_shares 2,207,408 x $2.90 equals neg_market_value $6,401,483, and total_shares 15,455,722 x $2.90 equals market_value $44,821,594. No reverse split distorts the percentage: the prior session's after-hours tape and the September 23 premarket both printed $0.52 to $0.54 continuously up to 7:25 am. An EDGAR sweep of the trailing 30 days found no offering, no S-1, S-3 or 424B5 and no ratio change; the window holds two 8-Ks (September 18 AltLens platform launch, September 23 Heppner strategy), insider ownership forms on September 17 and 22, and an 8-K on September 15. Only 70 of a possible 78 five-minute bars printed and a Nasdaq volatility pause at 9:41 am is reported by a third party, so the halt label rests on that plus the bar gaps rather than on an exchange record read directly.

Catalyst Jaguar Health announced before the open on September 22 that the FDA waived the 2027 PDUFA fee for Mytesi and that the Center for Veterinary Medicine waived the 2027 fee for Canalevia-CA1; the stock closed up 1190% on a share count of roughly 520,000.

The percentage is NOT split-distorted: the 1-for-15 reverse split was effective September 17, three sessions earlier, so both the $2.67 prior close and the $34.46 close are post-split prices. The real high of the day was $66.25 in the after-hours session at 4:25 pm ET, not the $41.53 regular-session high, and after hours closed back at $36.50, 45% off that print. Day shape: gapped only 6% to open $2.83, put in the session low $2.75 in the opening bar, went almost nowhere until about 11:35 am ET, then ground higher all afternoon and made the regular-session high $41.53 in the 3:50 pm bar, closing $34.46 at 17% off it. Only 66 of a possible 78 five-minute bars printed, which is what an hour of volatility halts looks like. An 8-K filed September 21 (accession 0001193125-26-396752) put shares outstanding at approximately 520,088 after the split; Webull's share-count fields are stale against that and its own turnover figure does not reconcile, so the free float is unconfirmed and left null. Market cap is computed from the 8-K share count times the close. A $4,782,527 at-the-market prospectus supplement (424B5, accession 0001193125-26-381113) was filed September 3 with Ladenburg Thalmann as sales agent; there is no evidence it was drawn into this move. Volume of 27.9M is more than 40 times the entire share count under every figure available, including the 21.8M regular-session bar sum.

Catalyst Two dated catalysts, neither of them company financials. The Trump administration announced a U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security agreement on Friday September 18 and GRML moved that evening in the after-hours session, from a $2.85 close to a $4.82 high. Then at 9:30 am ET Monday the company put out a release headlined that it had more than doubled its control position in the Sarfartoq rare earth district, which in the body is an application submitted to the Government of Greenland for a new 262 sq km license, carrying the line that no assurance can be given regarding the timing, terms or outcome of the application.

The dilution is the part that was not in any headline, and all of it is on EDGAR inside the trailing 30 days. August 24: a sales agreement with A.G.P. establishing an at-the-market program for up to $50,000,000 of common stock. August 25: a 424B5 prospectus supplement. August 26, closing on or about August 27: a registered direct of 1,632,783 shares plus 2,367,517 pre-funded warrants at $5.00 per share and $4.9999 per warrant, about $18.5M net, proceeds earmarked to complete the Sarfartoq acquisition. That is 4,000,300 common-equivalent shares against the 4,809,796 shares outstanding today. September 4: an 8-K covering the Sarfartoq acquisition, with up to 40,800,776 shares convertible from Series C preferred, blocked until the earlier of January 8, 2027 or the next trading day after the fifth consecutive trading day with a Nasdaq closing price of at least $15.00 per share. The session high was $11.68. Day shape: opened $7.31 after a +156% gap, low $6.63 at 9:55 am ET, high $11.68 at 11:20 am ET, then -30% to $8.20 by 12:25 pm ET, closed $9.42 at 19% off the high, then recovered in the after-hours session to close it at $10.93, up 16%. Regular-session bar volume summed to 151,957,090 against the 218,339,049 daily field; either figure is more than thirty times the 4.35M float. The company was Klotho Neurosciences, a biotech, until the ticker changed to GRML on March 12, 2026, and was the Redwoods Acquisition Corp SPAC before that; EDGAR still classifies it under biological products.

Catalyst No dated catalyst found. EDGAR shows no filing after the September 2 convertible-note 6-K, and wire coverage during the session reported no company-specific news. The mechanism was the float: 104,981,193 shares traded against a free float of 545,979, roughly 192x rotation, three weeks after a 30:1 share consolidation that took shares outstanding to 618,899.

The 30:1 consolidation began trading on a consolidated basis on 2026-08-27 (Nasdaq minimum bid price compliance), so the +143% is NOT split-inflated: the $1.74 prior close is already post-consolidation. The 52-week high of $77.10 is a pre-consolidation artifact. A 6-K filed 2026-09-02 disclosed a US$225,000 convertible note (8% interest, conversion at 90% of subscription amount, 4.99% beneficial ownership cap) plus a warrant for 77,855 shares, about 13% of shares outstanding; that is the basis for the offering category and it is small in dollars but material against this share count. Day shape: gapped +86% to $3.24, printed the day low $2.97 in the opening five-minute bar, high $8.65 at 10:10 am ET, then a six-hour bleed to a $4.23 close, 51% off the high. After-hours closed $3.165 on 809,708 shares, down 25% from the regular close and 63% from the day high. Premarket high was $5.06 at 6:15 am ET, well under the regular-session high. Webull M5 RTH bars sum to 79,886,013 versus the 104,981,193 daily field, a 23.9% gap; rotation is 192x on the daily field and 146x on the bar sum, so every rotation claim holds under both.

Catalyst Verified. Aethlon Medical announced an all-stock merger with North Immunology alongside an approximately $180 million private placement. The 8-K filed 2026-09-17 under Items 1.01, 5.01, 7.01 and 9.01 states that upon the closing of the Merger, on a pro forma basis, pre-Merger North Immunology stockholders (inclusive of investors in the Private Placement) are expected to own approximately 95.25% of the combined company and pre-Merger Company stockholders are expected to own approximately 4.75%. The placement is approximately $146 million in cash proceeds plus approximately $34 million from a contribution. The combined company is to be renamed North Immunology, Inc.; the company press release dated 2026-09-17 says it will trade on Nasdaq under the ticker NRTX, puts pro forma equity value at about $346.5 million, names Bain Capital Life Sciences, Janus Henderson, Deep Track Capital, Longitude Capital and others as investors, and expects closing in the first quarter of 2027. Lead asset NOR-101, a half-life extended anti-IL-13 x IL-18 bispecific antibody for atopic dermatitis.

The move began in the premarket. The press release crossed at 6:30 am ET and the stock went from $1.47 to $3.15 inside that minute. Webull's tape shows a $14.00 print at 6:43 am ET inside a one-minute bar that opened at $4.25 and closed at $5.67, so it is a single spike tick rather than a level; the highest sustained premarket price was $9.83 at 9:21 am ET, above the $9.50 regular-session high. The 8-K was filed at about 8:03 am ET, after the premarket move was already underway. The regular session opened $8.48, tagged $9.50 in the first five-minute bar, and faded all day to a $6.01 low at 3:25 pm ET before closing $6.78, which is 29% off the regular-session high and 31% off the premarket high. The after-hours session closed $6.42, down another 5%. Volume 92,602,517 against a 1,594,857 free float is 58x float rotation on the daily field; the 78 regular-session five-minute bars sum to 43,455,185, which is 27x, so the day cleared full float rotation by more than 25x on the most conservative measure. The gap between the bar sum and the daily field is unusually wide at 53% and was not reconciled. Separately, the 10-Q filed 2026-08-13 states that on July 31, 2026 the Company effected a 1-for-5 reverse stock split, and its cover page reports 711,136 shares outstanding as of August 10, 2026 against Webull's 1,604,095 today; no filing in the trailing 30 days explains that increase. The filings sweep over that window returned a PRE 14A (Aug 21), a DEF 14A (Aug 31), a DEFA14A (Sep 4) and an 8-K on Sep 15 amending change-of-control severance for the CEO/CFO and the Chief Medical Officer. The move is not split-inflated: both $1.43 and $6.78 are post-split prices. The merger 8-K also says a reverse split will occur to the extent necessary to satisfy the initial listing requirements of Nasdaq, with no ratio given.

Catalyst Verified against the primary release. At 8:00 am ET on September 16 2026 Delixy Holdings announced on GlobeNewswire that it had signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire up to 48% of the shares of Tarbagatay Munay, which holds the Sarybulak oil field in East Kazakhstan roughly 90 km from the China-Kazakhstan border, from Caog S.a.r.l of Luxembourg. No consideration was disclosed, and the release states that completion is subject to due diligence, a definitive agreement and multiple Kazakh regulatory approvals and that there can be no assurance a definitive agreement will be entered into or the transaction consummated.

The regular session was the event, not the aftermath: the $4.45 high and the $0.6517 low both printed in regular hours, and the premarket high was only $1.31. The mechanism is the float. Free float is 5,000,000 shares against 16,350,000 outstanding, and 246,531,793 shares traded on the daily volume field against 44,731 the session before. That is 49.3x the float on the daily field and 36.6x on the sum of all four sessions' M5 bars (182,893,981), so more than thirty-five times the float under every available measure. The tape was halted 14 times on limit up limit down volatility pauses per StockTitan's halt tracker, two of them lasting about 40 minutes (11:41 to 12:22 and 12:41 to 13:21 ET), and Webull's bars independently show no prints across those windows. Shape of the day: premarket high $1.31, open $1.02, low $0.6517 at 9:55 am, then a three-hour climb through repeated halts to $4.45 at 12:40 pm, back to $1.21 by 1:50 pm, close $2.29 (49% off the high), after-hours close $1.4099 at 8:00 pm, down 38%. Filings sweep: the Webull feed's newest item is a 6-K dated July 30 2026, and the EDGAR Archives directory for CIK 0002025218 shows no accession folder dated after August 3 2026, so no offering, shelf, ATM or reverse split in the trailing 30 days, and no 6-K covering the LOI as of 8:45 pm ET. Volume caveat: the regular-session M5 bar sum (117,916,546) runs 52% below the daily volume field, far wider than the 3.5% gap seen on CELU, so the card chip and this row use the daily field and every rotation claim is written to hold on the bar sum too.

Catalyst No verifiable catalyst. No SEC filing from the company since August 7, no press release, and nothing dated September 15 in a news sweep. The honest label is no fresh news.

The real high of the day was $7.62 and it printed in the first five minutes of the after-hours session, 71% above the $4.46 regular-session high and +2,013% on the prior close; it was back under $3 by 4:35 pm ET. Opened at $0.35, which was the session low, and barely traded for the first hour before 2.1M shares went through at 10:35 am ET and 6.5M at 10:40 am ET. High $4.46 at 1:45 pm ET, closed $2.80 at 37% off that high, and the after-hours session closed at $4.33. Volume 232,785,621 against a 35,820,540 free float: 6.5x float rotation on the daily figure and 5.35x on the regular-session five-minute bar sum, so the day cleared full float rotation on the most conservative measure. A 424B5 filed 2026-08-07 covers a purchase agreement of up to $36,000,000 settled in Class A shares at 50% of market with a $0.10 floor price; shares outstanding were 35,848,309 on that date and 36,848,309 now, so roughly one million shares issued in five weeks, which makes it an overhang rather than realised dilution. The offering category is on this row for that live facility, not for a filing in the trailing 30 days. An SEC order dated 2026-09-11 declared an unrelated stale registration statement abandoned. Three reverse splits in fourteen months (10:1 March 2025, 5:1 November 2025, 4:1 May 2026) but the move is not split-inflated. About 25 of the session's 78 five-minute bars carry no print at all, which is consistent with repeated volatility halts but was not confirmed against Nasdaq's halt log.

Catalyst No dated catalyst. Future FinTech's most recent SEC filing is an 8-K dated August 26 2026 disclosing a 1-for-4 reverse split effective 4:00 pm ET August 28, and its most recent press release is dated March 16 2026. EDGAR full-text search returns no Future FinTech filing anywhere in September 2026 and no news dated September 14 was found, so the honest label is no fresh news.

Day four of a multi-session run, not a one-day pop: FTFT closed $1.31 on September 8, then $2.09 on the 9th (+59% on 79.2M shares against 345,885 the day before), $2.05 on the 10th, $2.88 on the 11th (+40%) and $8.04 on the 14th, up 513% over those six sessions. The regular session was the event and not the aftermath: premarket only reached $3.42 (+18%) and the $9.48 high printed at 3:40 pm ET, twenty minutes before the bell. Most of the range came after 2:40 pm ET, when the stock went from $5.63 to $6.89 inside one five-minute bar and then to $9.37 by 3:05. Closed 15% under the high, and the after-hours session took a third of it back: the 8:00 pm close was $5.35, down 33% from the 4:00 pm close and 42% off the $9.30 after-hours high, still up 85% on Friday. Turnover is the mechanism: 126,774,424 shares against a 7,895,377 free float is 16.0x the float on the daily volume field, 14.5x on Webull's own turnover field and 14.2x on the sum of its regular-session M5 bars (112,564,035, 11% below the daily field), so more than fourteen times the float under every available measure. Structural context, all outside the trailing 30 days: three separate 1-for-4 reverse splits took effect in 2026, on January 8, July 10 and August 28, each verified against its own 8-K on EDGAR, which is why only 8,077,492 shares are outstanding against 9,375,000 authorized and the 52-week high reads $199.04.

Catalyst No dated news during the session: Biodexa's only announcement of the day, interim results for the six months ended June 30 2026 disclosing a going concern material uncertainty and a stated need for further financing in Q4 2026, was released at 4:30 pm ET and filed on EDGAR at 4:49 pm ET, both after the close.

The regular session was the event, not the aftermath: the $1.5499 high printed at 1:05 pm ET. The move did start outside regular hours (Thursday's overnight session ran to $0.8276 and premarket printed $1.16 at 4:00 am ET) but faded into the open, bottomed at $0.8342 at 9:50 am ET, and made its high midday. Closed 16% off that high and gave back another 7% after hours to $1.2046 at the 8:00 pm close. Turnover is the story: 142,437,102 ADSs traded against about 1,029,065 ADSs outstanding, roughly 138x the entire share count (Webull's own turnover field reads 138.41; stockanalysis.com independently shows the same 1.03M count). float is null because Webull reports total_shares and out_standing_shares as the identical 1,029,065, so no distinct free-float figure exists to publish. Structural context, all outside the trailing 30 days: the ADS ratio went from 100,000 to 500,000 ordinary shares per ADS on April 6 2026; a $3.5M registered direct plus PIPE closed July 1 2026; and a 1-for-10,000 ordinary share consolidation took effect July 30 2026 alongside a simultaneous ADS ratio change to 50 ordinary per ADS, which left ADS holders neutral and is why the 52-week high reads $59.40.

Catalyst Tenon Medical announced before the open on Wednesday September 9 that it had repaid roughly $5.16 million of senior convertible notes in cash ahead of their September 11 maturity, specifically to remove the risk of those notes converting into stock at a discount.

The news was Wednesday and the stock closed DOWN 27% that day at $2.44; the buying started in Wednesday's after-hours and ran all day Thursday. A 1-for-35 reverse split took effect August 10, which is why the share count is under 1.1M and the price is above $5. A $100M shelf plus a $4,397,821 at-the-market program through A.G.P. went effective August 19, so a facility to issue stock is on file. Opened $4.20, low $3.96 at 10:20 am ET, then $4.44 to $5.77 in the 2:20 pm five-minute bar; high $5.96 at 2:45; closed 11% under it; after-hours closed at $5.88. UNRESOLVED: reported volume of 127.1M cannot be reconciled with any published share count (667,047 per the August 13 10-Q cover, 1,032,578 per Webull) and Webull's own regular-session M5 bars sum to only 90.7M, 29% below its daily field. Float and mktcap here are Webull's figures, arithmetically reconciled against its market-cap fields, not a filing.

Catalyst No verified catalyst. MGN did not trade on Tuesday September 8 and reopened at 9:00 am ET Wednesday, printing $1.41 within three minutes before collapsing. A 6-K filed September 8 rescheduled a share consolidation from 1-for-40 effective September 8 to 1-for-30 effective September 17. Nothing was filed on September 9 and no dated news was found that explains the move.

The real high was $1.41 at 9:03 am ET in premarket, +1,304% over the prior close, not the $0.8378 regular-session high. The prior close is Friday September 4 because the stock did not trade Tuesday September 8. Closed 67% below the regular-session high, 80% below the premarket high and 20% below its own open; the after-hours session closed at $0.2626. Float and market cap left null: Webull reports 925,000 shares outstanding and 653,875 free float against 287.9M shares traded, which is 311x the stated share count and cannot be reconciled, most plausibly a premature 1-for-40 adjustment ahead of the pulled September 8 consolidation. Webull's daily volume field also exceeds the sum of its own regular-session M5 bars (229,301,978) by 25%.

Catalyst Green Circle announced a strategic partnership naming SANVO Fine Chemicals Group as the sole supplier and exclusive manufacturer for mass production of its BocaPCM-TES thermal storage panels in China, released to the wire at 10:15 am ET on Tuesday September 8 and filed as a 6-K accepted by EDGAR at 10:20:02 am ET the same morning. No dollar value, order size, minimum volume or revenue figure was disclosed, and the release states the parties have yet to execute the formal agreements setting out detailed operational and production terms.

It did not gap. Prior close was $0.3741 on Friday September 4 and it opened at $0.363, a 3% gap down, then traded fewer than 7,500 shares in the first 45 minutes. The move began exactly with the press release: the 10:15 am ET five minute bar ran $0.379 to a $0.5199 high on 2.1M shares, and the 6-K was accepted by EDGAR at 10:20:02 am ET, five minutes after the wire. It reached $0.86 at 11:30 am, gave it back to $0.63 by 12:05 pm, chopped between roughly $0.65 and $0.78 for three hours, then ran a second leg from $0.69 at 3:20 pm to the session high of $1.17 at 3:35 pm and closed at $0.91, 22% off the high. After hours it recovered to $1.10 at 4:45 pm and then bled to $0.7101 at the 8:00 pm close, down 22% from the regular session close and still up 90% on the day. FADED fires mechanically: close $0.91 is below high minus 25% of the $0.8079 range ($0.968). Float reconciles exactly. total_shares 13,551,205 x $0.91 = market_value $12,331,596.55 and out_standing_shares 7,191,205 x $0.91 = neg_market_value $6,543,996.55, and 13,551,205 minus the 6,360,000 Class B insider shares created in August equals 7,191,205 to the share, so the free float is precisely the public Class A. Daily volume 410,143,062 is 57x that float; the 73 regular hours M5 bars sum to 370,418,707 (51.5x), so every rotation claim in the copy was written to hold at 50x. Prior session volume was 11,705 shares and the five day average 549,457, about 746x relative volume. The filings sweep is the important part of this row. The 6-K filed 2026-08-14 reporting the August 10 EGM discloses three approved resolutions the September 8 press release does not mention: authorized share capital raised from US$50,000 / 50,000,000 shares to US$5,000,000 / 5,000,000,000 shares, which is 369x the 13.55M shares outstanding; a dual class structure converting 5,280,000 Class A held by Joyful Star Limited and 1,080,000 held by Green Circle Limited into 6,360,000 Class B shares carrying fifty votes each, giving insiders 318,000,000 of 325,191,205 votes, about 98%; and a one for six share consolidation effective October 7, 2026. No offering, shelf, 424B5, F-1 or F-3 is on file in the trailing 30 days and no filing appeared after the close as of the 8:40 pm ET re-check. Unverified lead worth checking: minichart.com.sg reported on 2026-09-05 that SANVO Fine Chemicals (HKEX 301) made a voluntary announcement of this partnership on 2026-09-04, which if true would mean the news was already public on the counterparty side two sessions earlier. No primary HKEX source was found and nothing in this row or the published copy depends on it. Webull's company profile lists four employees.

Catalyst Immuron announced an exclusive United States distribution agreement for PROIBS, a digestive health medical device developed by Calmino group AB of Sweden, disclosed in a 6-K accepted by EDGAR at 8:38 pm ET on Thursday September 3 and released to the wire at 6:00 am ET on Friday September 4. No dollar figures, minimum order quantities or contract term were disclosed.

The entire move happened before the opening bell. First premarket print was $1.17 at 6:00 am ET, minutes after the press release; by 7:30 am it was $1.98. It opened at $1.81, a 63% gap, made the high of the entire session at $1.99 at 9:45 am, fell to $1.54 at 1:20 pm, and closed at $1.80, one cent below the open and about 10% off the high. After hours it closed at $1.68, down another 7%. Volume of 123.1M against 8.07M shares is about 15x float rotation on the daily field; the 78 regular-hours M5 bars sum to only 64.5M (8.0x) and all four sessions of bars sum to 88.6M (11.0x), a much wider bar-versus-daily gap than the ~3.5% seen on CELU, so any rotation claim was written to hold at 8x. The daily field reconciles with turnover x shares (14.90 x 8,071,202 = 120.3M, 2.3% apart). Webull reports free float equal to shares outstanding for this ADR (out_standing_shares = total_shares = 8,071,202, and market_value = neg_market_value = $14.53M), so 8.07M is shares outstanding and an upper bound on the true free float rather than an independently measured float. Filings sweep clean: the trailing 30 days on EDGAR hold three 6-Ks and nothing else, the PROIBS agreement (Sep 3), FY26 Appendix 4E preliminary final report plus results presentation (Aug 28), and an Emerging Growth Conference presentation (Aug 19). No offering, shelf, 424B5, S-1, S-3, ADS ratio change or reverse split. The EDGAR Archives directory listing was current through 2026-09-03 20:38 ET at the time of the 8:30 pm re-check, so nothing was filed after Friday's close.

Catalyst ChargePoint reported second quarter fiscal 2027 results on Wednesday September 2 after the close (8-K filed that day, Items 2.02 and 9.01): revenue of $116.1 million, up 18% year over year and above the high end of its own guidance, a record 38% non-GAAP gross margin, and an adjusted EBITDA loss of $4.8 million.

The move started in Wednesday's after-hours session, which took the stock from its $5.19 close to about $6.20. Thursday opened at $6.90, a 33% gap, dipped to $6.71, ran to $8.64 by 10:35 am ET, faded to $7.62 by 12:10 pm, then climbed all afternoon to a $9.35 high at 2:30 pm and closed $9.08, only 3% off the high. It continued after the bell to a $9.72 high and closed the after-hours session at $9.45. Volume of 44.1M against a 24.67M float is about 1.8x float rotation. Only five of the previous 45 runners logged here closed within 5% of their high; this one closed 3% off, third tightest in the archive. Filings sweep clean via EDGAR full-text search: one 8-K in the trailing 30 days (the earnings release) and no 424B5, S-1, S-3 or S-3ASR since July 1. Note: Webull's M1 and M5 bar series both bottom at $6.7801 while its daily field and stockanalysis.com both give the session low as $6.71; the daily field is used here.

Catalyst No dated catalyst. No company press release or SEC filing since the August 27 half-year report (net revenues down 49.9% year over year, net loss RMB26.3 million); an EDGAR re-read after the close showed nothing dated September 2. The move ran on volume, not news.

The opposite shape to the usual gap-and-fade. Gapped 22% to $1.18, made the low of the entire day at $1.14 at 9:40 am ET, stalled twice at $1.71 (11:10 am and 1:10 pm), then broke out in the last 45 minutes to $1.87 at 3:45 pm and closed $1.78, about 5% off the high. Closed the after-hours session at $1.9615 (+10%) with a $2.00 high, so the real high of the day was outside regular hours. 53.7M ADSs traded against a 32.4M ADS free float: 1.7x float rotation on the daily volume field, 1.2x on the RTH M5 bar sum, and roughly 277x the ~194K 20-day average volume. Context, not cause: a $100M Form F-3 shelf on file since July 9 with nothing drawn from it, and a Nasdaq minimum bid price notice dated July 22 under Listing Rule 5450(a)(1) requiring ten consecutive closes at or above $1.00 by January 19, 2027 - this was the first close above $1.00 since that notice. The 52-week low of $0.6615 was set on August 20, nine sessions earlier.

Catalyst Sono Group announced a non binding letter of intent with Sports One on Monday August 31 at 5:21 pm ET, after the close, disclosed in an 8-K accepted at 5:22 pm ET and a Form 425 at 5:28 pm ET. Sports One is a newly formed company that plans to hold minority interests in professional sports franchises and operate a sports data and NIL valuation business; its equity holders would own a super majority of the combined company, which would be renamed Sports One. The letter of intent is non binding and contingent on a definitive agreement, shareholder approval, regulatory review and exchange listing approval.

The move was Monday night, not Tuesday. The stock was $2.6997 at 4:30 pm ET Monday and printed the high of the entire move, $5.20, in Monday's after-hours session, +94% on Monday's $2.68 close. It faded overnight (overnight high $4.80), traded down to $3.57 by 8:30 Tuesday morning, opened $3.75, made its low of $3.67 in the first five minutes, sat in the high $3s for six hours, then drove to $4.99 at 3:50 pm and closed $4.755, 5% off the regular-session high. It closed the after-hours session at $4.3301, down another 9%. Free float 1,037,184 shares against 34,414,649 traded: about 33x the float on the daily volume field and 21x on the sum of the RTH M5 bars, which ran 19% below the daily field this session. Both clear one full rotation many times over. Not a squeeze: short interest was 68,106 shares as of August 14, about 0.3 days to cover. The same 8-K (Item 1.01) disclosed a Share Purchase Agreement dated August 31 under which the company issued 283,500 new ordinary shares, 19.9% of shares outstanding, at the prior day's Nasdaq closing bid price with no discount and no warrants, subject to a 180 day lock-up; that issuance is not reflected in the 1,424,834 share count or the $6.8M market cap recorded here. A Form 4 filed August 31 shows a 10% holder sold about 4,000 shares on August 27 at roughly $2.76 and still holds 153,326.

Catalyst No dated news on August 31 itself. The only recent event on file is dilutive: a 6-K filed August 28 disclosed an August 24 agreement to sell 15,000,000 Class A ordinary shares at $1.266 plus warrants for 15,000,000 more at $0.50, for $18,990,000 total. The stock fell about 30% on that Friday and printed its 52-week low at $2.9847, then closed +83% on Monday.

Float 973,251 shares against 47.3M traded, roughly 48x the float on the daily volume field and 32x on the sum of the RTH M5 bars, which ran 34% below the daily field this session. Low $5.83 at 10:00 ET came before the high $8.4799 at 12:40 ET; closed 23% off the high and 4% below the open, then fell to $5.40 in after hours, down another 17%. A 1-for-16 reverse split took effect August 7 with split-adjusted trading from August 10 (20,947,145 shares to about 1,309,197), following a 1-for-6 in March 2026, which is why the 52-week high reads $808.39. The 15,000,000-share placement is not yet in the share count; closing expected in Q3 2026.

Catalyst An 8-K filed at 7:00 am ET on Aug 28 (Item 8.01, date of report Aug 27) attached a press release announcing a pivot to owner-operator of behind-the-meter modular AI data center capacity with BlueFlare Energy Solutions. The same plan had already been announced on Aug 24 as a CEO letter to shareholders; the release itself states the BlueFlare and Lyken memoranda are non-binding and that no project financing is announced.

The story was four days old. An 8-K attaching the Aug 24 CEO shareholder letter was accepted by EDGAR at 7:24 pm ET that evening; Aug 25 traded 123,027,970 shares and closed DOWN 13%. Aug 26 and Aug 27 traded 6.6M and 9.4M. Aug 28 traded 1.25B, 133x Thursday. Regular-session high $0.71 at 10:00 am ET, close 44% below it, high-to-subsequent-low drawdown 48%, and the after-hours session closed at $0.3221, a further 19% lower. Volume of 1.25B against 66,485,353 shares outstanding per the Aug 21 proxy is more than 18x the entire share count. Separately on file: an 8-K filed Aug 17 disclosing a $5.0M senior secured convertible note signed Aug 16 with a $700K original issue discount, of which only $1.3M was released at closing and $3.3M held in a DACA account, conversion price $0.35, plus five year warrants for 4,092,993 shares and a 12,256,260 share exchange cap; and a PRER14A filed Aug 21 seeking approval to issue above that cap and to raise authorized shares from 200M to 500M. Float and mktcap are Webull's; the Aug 21 proxy states 66,485,353 shares outstanding, ~5.2M more than Webull carries, so both may be understated.

Catalyst Celularity announced a US manufacturing collaboration with MuseCell Innovations on August 27, producing Dezawa MuseCells at its Florham Park, New Jersey facility. MuseCell estimates the broader relationship could generate more than $300 million in purchases over five years, which is a projection rather than a signed contract value.

215.9M shares traded against an 18.2M free float, roughly 11.9x float rotation, on a $60.8M market cap. Not a gap and go: opened $1.11, made the day's low of $0.926 in the first five minutes, chopped $1.00 to $1.25 for fifty minutes, broke at 10:25 ET, peaked $2.55 at 11:00 ET, then fell to $1.78 by 12:10, 30% off the high in seventy minutes, before closing $2.10, 18% off the high. Roughly flat after hours ($2.08 at 16:52 ET). Separately: Nasdaq notified the company on July 23 of non-compliance with the $1.00 minimum bid price (Rule 5450(a)(1), 180 days to January 19, 2027, needs 10 consecutive closes at or above $1.00), and again on August 25 for two unfiled 10-Qs (Rule 5250(c)(1), plan due September 4, cure to November 16). Today was its first close above $1.00. No offering or shelf filing found in the trailing 30 days; the 1-for-10 reverse split was February 2024 and does not affect this percentage. Firsthand: Jonathan was long from the open at $1.11 and was stopped at $0.926, the low of the day, in the first five-minute bar, for a half R loss, and did not return to the name before the 10:25 ET break.

Catalyst Announced a record customer count for the first half of 2026: 550 customers as of June 30, up 17.8% from 467 at year end 2025, with Hong Kong exchange IPO filing submissions up from 11 to 64. Operating information only, with no revenue or earnings figures in the release.

Not a first-time runner, and that is the story. CRE traded 24,226,368 shares on 2026-03-06, 15,368,384 on 2026-05-04 (+52% close, +101% intraday) and 22,910,131 on 2026-06-16 (+96% intraday, closed +4%), all post-split, against a 52-week range of $1.68 to $14.64. Today was the fourth big move since March on the same float. 65,248,721 shares traded against a 1,102,735 free float, about 59 float rotations, versus a 20-session average of 66,692 shares and 4,245 shares the prior day. Gapped open +137% at $6.09 after a premarket high of $8.2497 at 7:55am ET, made the day high of $8.60 at 10:25am, then held a $5.85-$6.97 range from 11:00am on declining volume and closed $6.81 on a push in the final half hour: 21% off the high but 12% above its own open. It was a hold through the afternoon, not a bleed. Ended the after hours session at $6.14 (-10%) and traded below $5.80 overnight. The 1.10M float traces to a 1-for-12 reverse split effective 2026-02-13, which cut roughly 19.67M Class A shares to about 1.64M to satisfy Nasdaq's $1.00 minimum bid price requirement; today's percentage is NOT split distorted. No offering, ATM, shelf takedown or ratio change on file in the trailing 30 days.

Catalyst Announced a record customer count for the first half of 2026: 550 customers as of June 30, up 17.8% from 467 at year end 2025, with Hong Kong exchange IPO filing submissions up from 11 to 64. Operating information only, with no revenue or earnings figures in the release.

Not a first-time runner, and that is the story. CRE traded 24,226,368 shares on 2026-03-06, 15,368,384 on 2026-05-04 (+52% close, +101% intraday) and 22,910,131 on 2026-06-16 (+96% intraday, closed +4%), all post-split, against a 52-week range of $1.68 to $14.64. Today was the fourth big move since March on the same float. 65,248,721 shares traded against a 1,102,735 free float, about 59 float rotations, versus a 20-session average of 66,692 shares and 4,245 shares the prior day. Gapped open +137% at $6.09 after a premarket high of $8.2497 at 7:55am ET, made the day high of $8.60 at 10:25am, then held a $5.85-$6.97 range from 11:00am on declining volume and closed $6.81 on a push in the final half hour: 21% off the high but 12% above its own open. It was a hold through the afternoon, not a bleed. Ended the after hours session at $6.14 (-10%) and traded below $5.80 overnight. The 1.10M float traces to a 1-for-12 reverse split effective 2026-02-13, which cut roughly 19.67M Class A shares to about 1.64M to satisfy Nasdaq's $1.00 minimum bid price requirement; today's percentage is NOT split distorted. No offering, ATM, shelf takedown or ratio change on file in the trailing 30 days.

Catalyst No dated catalyst. Nothing filed with the SEC since a 2026-08-07 6-K disclosing a Nasdaq notice that the market value of publicly held shares had fallen below the $15,000,000 minimum, and no press release after 2026-08-20.

The real high was $2.68 at 6:15 AM ET in premarket, +486%; the regular session never traded above $1.73 and closed 51% below the premarket top. The regular session was a net down day, opening $1.46 and closing $1.31. 251.3M shares traded against a 672,638 float, about 374 float rotations. Webull reports free float equal to shares outstanding, so 672,638 is at minimum a hard upper bound; stockanalysis.com showed 920.59K, which would still be ~273 rotations. The 2026-08-20 press release announced an ADS ratio change from 1:60 to 1:420 ordinary shares, the same effect as a 1-for-7 reverse ADS split, effective on or about 2026-09-08, and it is the second of 2026 after a 1-for-20 effective 2026-05-11. Today's percentage is NOT split-distorted; the split has not happened. After hours ranged $1.15 to $1.59 and closed the session at $1.19, down 9%, at 19:59:59 ET.

Catalyst No catalyst found. Nothing was filed with the SEC after 2026-08-18 and no press release is dated after 2026-08-14; the move ran on a 692,761-share free float that turned over about 112 times.

Closed 45% off the $3.13 high, which printed at 2:00 PM ET inside regular hours (premarket topped $1.15, after hours $1.88, overnight traded 3 shares). Context on file but unrelated to the day: an 8-K filed 2026-08-18 disclosed two Nasdaq delisting determinations and a $1,057,417.37 notice of default on a senior secured convertible note; a preferred-stock financing of up to $6.0M was terminated by the lead investor on 2026-07-27; Cohen & Company was engaged 2026-06-03 to evaluate alternatives including liquidation and dissolution. A 1-for-25 reverse split was effective 2026-05-29, so the 52-week high of $127.25 is split-adjusted; today's percentage is NOT split-distorted.

Catalyst Shareholders approved RF Acquisition Corp II's business combination with Nanyang Biologics at an August 19 extraordinary general meeting, a roughly $1.5 billion deal expected to list on Nasdaq as NYB.

The regular session was the aftermath, not the event. RFAI closed Thursday 8/20 at $12.73; the 8-K confirming the Nanyang Biologics merger vote landed that evening and the stock printed $140.52 in Thursday's after-hours session at 5:51pm ET, up about 1,004% from the close (Webull M1; TradingView labels the top $150.00 - a 6.7% provider disagreement). It traded near $87 overnight, popped again to $113.69 at 4:00am, then collapsed to $23.24 before the open. Friday opened $40.00, low $35.22 at 12:10, high $73.00 at 15:40 - exactly where Thursday's after-hours session had stopped - closed $58.00, and finished after hours at $40.34, back at the open and -30% from the close. Peak to that print is -71%. The +356% is measured against a Thursday close that was obsolete within minutes of the bell. Mechanism: about 3.96M shares tendered for redemption ahead of the August 19 vote left a free float of 5,468,765 (shares outstanding 8,343,765); a separate 2025 redemption had already removed 6,668,735 shares at about $10.73, leaving $53,530,961 in trust as of 6/30/26. Read directly from the July 13 F-4/A: the exchange ratio is the quotient of $1,500,000,000 by $10.00, up to 158,940,640 PubCo shares are issued, and RFAC public shareholders end up with 5,406,265 shares (4%) absent further redemptions, as little as 575,000 (1%) at maximum redemption.

Catalyst No dated news on the day. Six days earlier, on August 14, Jianzhi filed a 6-K disclosing a registered direct offering of 12,000,000 ADSs at $0.45 for about $5.4M gross, taking ADSs outstanding from 2,408,313 to 14,408,313.

Spike and fade. The $5.46 high (+221%) printed about fifteen minutes after the open; the $2.023 low came at 12:40 PM ET; it closed $3.32 (+95%), 39% off the high, then fell another 33% after hours to $2.211. Peak to trough was 63%. Volume of 40.6M was roughly 378x the 20-day average near 107K and about 2.8x the entire post-offering ADS count. A 1-for-50 ADS ratio change took effect July 6, 2026, which is why the 52-week high reads $98.40. Float not verifiable as of the runner date given the offering had just closed.

Catalyst Moderna and Merck's personalized mRNA cancer vaccine hit its Phase 3 melanoma primary endpoint, the first mRNA cancer vaccine to succeed in a Phase 3 trial.

Binary-event news gap. Gapped about +84% at the open and ran another roughly +50% intraday. This was a large-cap on hard clinical data, not a small-cap squeeze.

Catalyst A reverse split took effect the same session Profusa reported earnings. The move was a nano-float squeeze on the split, not a fundamental re-rating.

The +506% headline compares the close to an unadjusted $4.53 prior close. A reverse split took effect this session, so the split-adjusted underlying gain was far smaller, roughly +50%. Nano-cap around $7M with a float near 253K shares. Faded to about $13.57 the following session.

Catalyst Low-float pre-market momentum tied to crypto-linked interest, with no hard fundamental catalyst.

Thin float, pre-market driven. Closed off the $9.66 intraday high.

Catalyst Unveiled its Orchestra AI hub, though the run rode a thin post-reverse-split-vote float and a concurrent capital raise.

A capital raise and reverse-split vote were in play, so dilution risk sits under the move. Closed well off the $12.95 high.

Catalyst Q2 2026 earnings: a sharp margin rebound drove a return to profitability and a large earnings beat.

Real fundamental catalyst. Closed off the $19.93 intraday high.

Catalyst Rallied on newly announced capital-raising deals, a thin-float move whose price action diverged from weak fundamentals.

Capital raises are dilutive. Closed off the $9.89 high.

Catalyst No fresh catalyst; a low-float volatile breakout with a cash-rich balance sheet drawing deep-value interest.

Thinly traded breakout; closed off the $12.80 high.

Catalyst No clear catalyst; a low-float pre-market breakout on a thinly traded China e-commerce ADR.

Closed off the $5.17 high.

Catalyst No fresh news; a thin-float China ADR squeeze where daily volume ran past the available share count, the hallmark of forced short covering.

Violent intraday range from $1.33 to $13.97 before closing back near $3.40, a classic squeeze-and-fade.

Catalyst No hard catalyst; a thin-float name with a cash-rich, deep-value balance sheet that tripled intraday and faded.

Ran to $26.17 intraday and closed back at $9.83, a sharp spike-and-fade with no fresh news.

Catalyst Spiked ahead of a critical shareholder vote as a roughly 42% voting stake came into focus, on a thin float.

Corporate-event driven. Thinly traded; closed off the $9.48 high.

Catalyst Won a key cancer-tech patent and released new data, driving a violent move on a small medical-device name.

Real catalyst, but warrant overhang and dilution risk sat under it. Closed off the $24.68 high.

Catalyst A multi-day momentum breakout in a small defense name, with no fresh catalyst on the day itself.

Part of a multi-day run. A Fugazi Research short report called the company uninvestable, citing prior reverse splits and goodwill. Closed off the $70.78 high.

Catalyst Launched new AI software, igniting a trading frenzy on a thin post-reverse-split float.

Warrant dynamics in play (the move cleared an adjusted warrant strike). Closed off the $17.59 high.

Catalyst Ran on growth commentary and new patent wins, alongside a registered direct capital raise.

The registered direct offering is dilutive. Closed off the $6.40 high.

Catalyst Bought a 30% stake in a Taiwan memory firm and struck an AI-energy deal, pivoting toward AI infrastructure.

Deal-driven, then faded off the open. Closed off the $3.98 high.

Catalyst Ran on U.S. market-entry momentum for its Perfecta 3D-printed-meat platform, on a thin float reshaped by a reverse ADS split.

Closed off the $6.30 high.

Catalyst Broke out on anticipation of a Project35 defense agreement, with a reverse split having shrunk the float.

First big day of a multi-day run (also ran on 08-03). A later Fugazi Research short report questioned the company, citing prior reverse splits. Closed off the $15.99 high.

Catalyst An AI power-expansion story met low-float momentum, with daily volume running past four times the share count.

Parabolic squeeze from about $1.20 to $12 intraday. Closed off the high.

Catalyst Jumped on its fiscal Q1 2026 earnings report.

A low-volume earnings move on a higher-priced name (0.8M shares); it edged out the day's higher-volume small-cap runner, $EHGO (+54%). Closed near the $134.93 high.

Catalyst A thin-float spike on heavy volume with no material catalyst, around a routine 6-K and a 13D/A filing.

Ran to $11.96 intraday and closed back near $4.30, a sharp spike-and-fade.

Catalyst Low-float momentum on a thinly traded China EV-retail ADR, with no clearly dated catalyst on the day.

Q2 earnings landed around this window. Closed off the $2.37 high.

Catalyst Ran on reduced dilution risk and an AI-transition pivot, a low-float biotech momentum move.

Closed near the $9.42 high.

Catalyst Surged on a $200M trade-finance facilities announcement for its agri-commodity business.

Ran from a $14.25 prior close to a $30.97 high before closing at $25.30. The financing raised some dilution concerns.

Catalyst An AI power-expansion story collided with low-float momentum to drive the spike.

Ran from $2.13 to a $4.40 high, closing $3.58. Same thin-float name that ran again later in July.

Catalyst Ran on a $3.1M warrant-exercise financing, with a thin float rotating heavily to amplify the move.

Volume topped 176M — many times the float — as the stock spiked to $2.63 before closing $2.07. The warrant exercise carries dilution risk. SOBR makes transdermal alcohol-detection devices.

Catalyst Skyrocketed on an Avere reverse-merger deal paired with a $320M financing plan.

Gapped 4x to a $9.90 high then faded hard, closing at $6.58 — well off the top. The $320M financing carries dilution risk.

Catalyst Announced a merger with USFM Corporation and a pivot into critical minerals, spinning the boat business off into a private company.

First leg of a multi-day run — gapped from $4.82 and ran to a $36.07 high, closing $24.86. Continued higher on July 14 and 16.

Catalyst A 1-for-50 reverse split created a razor-thin float that ignited a momentum run; no fresh fundamental news.

Traded 138M+ shares, ran to $5.79 then pulled back to close $4.57. The reverse split was done to preserve the Nasdaq listing.

Catalyst Speculative low-float buying drove a 4x-plus intraday spike with no fresh corporate catalyst on the recent IPO.

Ran from $3.72 to a $14.90 high before closing at $12.79 on 80M+ shares.

Catalyst Post-split thin float fueled a sharp momentum rally; no fresh company news drove the move.

Followed a 1-for-18 reverse split effective July 6. Ran to $11.98 intraday, closed $8.49. Nasdaq-compliance risk remained.

Catalyst Second leg of the Cortigent neurotech-merger move, as traders kept bidding the transformed story.

Ran from a $7.00 prior close to a $16.50 high before closing at $13.84 — the follow-through day after the July 2 announcement.

Catalyst Rallied on a CEO-linked ~$400K share purchase and regained Nasdaq compliance, with a tiny float amplifying the move.

Gapped from $1.80 to a $7.74 high on 100M+ shares before closing at $6.80. Thin-float momentum name.

Catalyst Announced a merger agreement with Cortigent, a Vivani Medical subsidiary, pivoting the audio-conferencing company toward neurotech.

Intraday move topped +170% (high $9.62 vs prior close $3.22) before closing at $6.48. Deal also included a Vivani majority stake and a $10-15M raise.

Catalyst The board approved a $1 billion crypto investment plan, pivoting the former TuanChe toward a crypto-treasury strategy and igniting speculative buying.

Parabolic and volatile — ran to $6.33 intraday before collapsing to close at $4.80. Company recently rebranded from TuanChe to Token Cat.