The broad market inched forward with the S&P 500 up 0.02%, but the real action was in the penny-stock basement, where a handful of beaten-down names ripped 40–200% on thin volume. Nasdaq data didn't flow today, so we're working with limited visibility on the mega-cap crowd.
Market movers
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S&P 500
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+0.02%
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Nasdaq 100
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Dow Jones
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Russell 2000
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Volatility
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| DFNS | T3 Defense Inc. | 13.10 | +201.15% |
| BIYA | Baiya International Group Inc. | 4.17 | +116.06% |
| ENTX | Entera Bio Ltd. | 3.92 | +91.22% |
| LVWR | LiveWire Group, Inc. | 2.43 | +66.44% |
| GOSS | Gossamer Bio, Inc. | 0.20 | +46.62% |
| CISS | C3is Inc. | 0.10 | -80.31% |
| YYAI | AiRWA Inc. | 3.00 | -73.51% |
| MPLT | MapLight Therapeutics, Inc. | 9.91 | -72.91% |
| STAK | STAK Inc. Ordinary Shares | 2.52 | -72.82% |
| OMH | Ohmyhome Limited | 0.15 | -71.12% |
DFNS, BIYA, and ENTX led a charge of micro-cap melt-ups that rarely presage anything larger. The flip side: eight losers dropped 60–80%, with CISS, YYAI, and MPLT getting absolutely obliterated. These wild swings in sub-$10 land are noise—the S&P's flatness suggests the institutional bid remains unfazed.
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