The broad market eked out a small loss to start the week, with the S&P 500 sliding just under 0.2%. The action was dominated by tiny, thinly traded stocks swinging triple digits, a classic sign of thin liquidity and risk appetite in the basement.
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| FSTB | Fidelity Short-Term Bond ETF | 434.95 | +2070.41% |
| YYAI | AiRWA Inc. | 1.13 | +1668.39% |
| WETO | Wetour Robotics Limited | 8.22 | +127.70% |
| MDXH | MDxHealth S.A. | 0.81 | +74.89% |
| CAPR | Capricor Therapeutics, Inc. | 6.65 | +57.96% |
| AMPGZ | Amplitech Group, Inc. Series B Right | 0.33 | -69.33% |
| INV | Innventure, Inc. | 1.62 | -55.14% |
| BZAI | Blaize Holdings Inc. | 0.59 | -49.31% |
| KLC | KinderCare Learning Companies, Inc. | 2.60 | -46.17% |
| MVIS | MicroVision, Inc. | 2.24 | -40.72% |
The gainers list reads like a penny-stock casino: a bond ETF up over 2000%, a biotech micro-cap spiking 75%, robotics and therapeutic plays soaring 100%+. The losers are equally violent, with semiconductor mems play MVIS down 40% and KinderCare cratering 46%. This is noise, not signal—the big-cap tech watchlist sat eerily quiet.
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