Asked Sep 21, 11:58 AM EDT (midday). GPT-5.6 Sol, Claude Opus 5, Muse Spark 1.1, Gemini 1.5 Pro, Grok 4 and DeepSeek V3 answered the same standard prompt independently. Window: from Sep 21, 11:58 AM EDT to Sep 22, 11:58 AM EDT, the same time one session later. Benchmark: SPY.
Five direction-adjusted close-to-close returns; a down call reverses the sign. The score is the mean signed return, without subtracting the benchmark. In each chart SPY is on the left and the picks on the right, every candle drawn from zero to that asset's move; ✓ marks a pick that moved the way it was called.
| Model | Correct | Hit rate | Return | SPY | Directional return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GPT-5.6 Sol | 3/5 | 60.00% | -4.72% | 0.28% | -4.72% |
| Claude Opus 5 | 4/5 | 80.00% | 1.09% | 0.28% | 1.09% |
| Muse Spark 1.1 | 2/5 | 40.00% | 0.91% | 0.28% | 0.91% |
| Gemini 1.5 Pro | 4/5 | 80.00% | 1.09% | 0.28% | 1.09% |
| Grok 4 | 3/5 | 60.00% | 1.47% | 0.28% | 1.47% |
| DeepSeek V3 | 2/5 | 40.00% | -1.46% | 0.28% | -1.46% |
GPT-5.6 Sol
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The September 18 extreme-mover universe contained several low-float speculative spikes and several sharp company-specific selloffs. For the September 21-to-September 22 window, I favor continuation where the source-session decline was tied to a durable negative catalyst such as clinical safety concerns or dilution, and reversal where a large positive move lacked a proportionate new fundamental catalyst. The broader September 21 market is strongly risk-on, which raises squeeze risk for bearish calls, but that does not eliminate company-specific mean-reversion and dilution effects.
- PAAI down — confidence 79%. PAAI fell 55.09% on September 18 to $1.50 immediately after its extraordinary 271.15% September 17 surge. The original rally followed a proposed $1 billion AI and DeFi media agreement, but reporting noted that the transaction still required financing, leaving the valuation response highly speculative. September 18 volume exceeded 42 million shares and the stock traded as low as $1.30, showing that the prior momentum was already unwinding. The freshest quote I could verify was $1.37 at 9:15 AM EDT on September 21, another 8.67% below the September 18 close. I therefore classify the September 18 decline as continuation with direction down. Risks are renewed low-float momentum, financing confirmation, or additional contractual details that make the underlying deal substantially more credible.
Return: -11.64%; alpha: 11.36%. - XENE down — confidence 76%. Xenon Pharmaceuticals fell 30.69% on September 18 to $39.75 after voluntarily pausing enrollment in multiple Phase 3 psychiatric studies of azetukalner following neuropsychiatric adverse events including confusion, somnolence, ataxia and rare psychosis. This is a substantive clinical-development catalyst rather than a technical selloff because it creates uncertainty around dosing, tolerability, development timing and the drug's potential depression indication. Several analysts reduced price targets after the disclosure. The freshest quote I could verify was $39.80 at 10:01 AM EDT on September 21, essentially unchanged from Friday's close, indicating no meaningful rebound despite a strong broader market. I therefore expect continuation down. Risks are clarification that the safety issue is dose-specific and manageable, continued confidence in the focal-seizure indication, or an oversold biotechnology rebound.
Return: -2.00%; alpha: 1.72%. - IMCC down — confidence 73%. IM Cannabis surged 143.10% on September 18 from $1.74 to $4.23 on more than 100 million shares, compared with normal trading volume measured in tens of thousands of shares. I could not identify a new September 18 operating catalyst proportionate to that move. The company's recent disclosed financing activity consisted of small convertible notes, including a $225,000 September financing whose obligations are settled through share issuance, while the company had also recently completed a 30-for-1 share consolidation. Those facts make the source-session move look primarily speculative rather than a fundamental revaluation. The freshest traded price I could verify was $3.17 in September 18 after-hours trading, already 25.06% below the regular close; I could not verify a newer September 21 quote, so the reference price remains dated September 18. I classify the expected move as reversal with direction down. Risks are another low-float squeeze, cannabis-sector momentum or undiscovered company-specific news.
Return: 31.77%; alpha: -32.05%. - AEHL down — confidence 69%. AEHL fell 31.57% on September 18 to $8.41 after gaining 78.68% on September 16 and another 33.30% on September 17. The preceding rally followed the closing of a $6.0 million convertible-promissory-note offering, a substantive liquidity event for a company whose September 18 market capitalization was only about $11.78 million. However, the note converts at 80% of the lowest three-day VWAP, creating meaningful dilution pressure and a mechanism that can continue weighing on the shares after the initial excitement fades. The freshest quote I could verify was approximately $8.55 at 8:53 AM EDT on September 21, only modestly above Friday's close. I therefore expect continuation down from the negative September 18 move. Risks include renewed speculative buying, the significance of the new cash relative to the company's size and another low-float rebound.
Return: -5.13%; alpha: 4.85%. - TJGC down — confidence 65%. TJGC rose 52.95% on September 18 from $11.01 to $16.84 and traded as high as $19.18. I could not verify a fresh operating announcement on September 18 that plausibly explains a one-day increase of this magnitude. The company had trailing revenue of only about $3.66 million against a September 18 market capitalization near $170 million, and institutional ownership was below 1%, making the move more consistent with speculative momentum than a fundamental earnings revaluation. The freshest trade I could verify was $17.79 in September 18 after-hours trading; I could not obtain a newer September 21 print, so that price is explicitly stale. Given the 53% source-session gain and absence of a proportional fundamental catalyst, I expect reversal with direction down. Risks are continued momentum, limited float, another undisclosed catalyst or renewed speculative demand that pushes the stock back toward the September 18 high.
Return: 10.61%; alpha: -10.89%.
Claude Opus 5
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Source session is Friday 2026-09-18 (triple-witching day). Crypto-linked equities led the gainers after bitcoin rallied past $80,000 on US legislative progress, while biotech XENE, NuScale and quantum-computing names led the losers. As of Monday 2026-09-21, the tape is risk-on: oil is falling on Iran diplomacy hopes, the 10-year yield is back below 5%, chipmakers are rallying and bitcoin has topped $85,000, which favors continuation in crypto-beta names and a rebound in beaten-down speculative growth. Caveat: previous_change_percent values below are the midday figures reported by TheStreet on 2026-09-18, not verified regular-session closes, and I could not verify live prices or market caps, so those fields are omitted.
- MSTR up — confidence 60%. Catalyst (substantive): TheStreet listed Strategy among Friday's midday winners at about +13.1% during a crypto relief rally sparked by US House legislative progress; CNBC also reported the stock up about 12% midday. Bitcoin has since extended above $85,000 on Monday (Bloomberg), so the crypto tailwind is still intact, supporting continuation. Risks: MSTR is a leveraged bitcoin proxy, so any crypto pullback hits it hard, and part of Monday's move may already be priced in before the window started. The +13.14% is a midday figure, not a verified close; no live quote or market cap could be verified, so reference_price and market_cap_usd are omitted.
Return: 2.03%; alpha: 1.75%. - COIN up — confidence 57%. Catalyst (substantive): Coinbase rose about 11.6% midday Friday per TheStreet (CNBC: about 11%) as bitcoin broke above $80,000 and legislative momentum improved the regulatory outlook for exchanges. With bitcoin above $85,000 on Monday, trading-volume expectations support continued strength. Risks: momentum exhaustion after a double-digit day and headline risk on crypto legislation. The value is a midday figure, not a verified close; the live price and market cap were not verified and are omitted.
Return: -1.88%; alpha: -2.16%. - MARA up — confidence 54%. Catalyst (substantive but high-beta): MARA Holdings rose about 10.2% midday Friday per TheStreet alongside the crypto rally; higher bitcoin prices directly lift miner economics, and bitcoin kept rising into Monday. Risks: miners are highly volatile, and JPMorgan double-downgraded MARA to underweight earlier in the month, which may cap follow-through. The value is a midday figure, not a verified close; price and market cap were not verified and are omitted.
Return: 2.98%; alpha: 2.70%. - XENE down — confidence 50%. Catalyst (substantive): Xenon Pharmaceuticals fell about 29% midday Friday per TheStreet (about 30% per CNBC) after pausing new-patient enrollment in clinical studies following the discovery of neuropsychiatric side effects. Safety-driven pauses often see further de-risking as funds exit and analysts cut targets, favoring continuation lower. Risks: an oversold bounce, the company framing the pause as temporary, or bargain hunting in a risk-on tape could produce a reversal. Note that sources differ on which program was affected (depression per CNBC, epilepsy per TheStreet). The value is a midday figure, not a verified close; price and market cap were not verified and are omitted.
Return: -2.00%; alpha: 1.72%. - SMR up — confidence 45%. Catalyst (speculative): NuScale Power fell about 7.65% midday Friday per TheStreet with no specific company catalyst identified, alongside weakness in speculative growth names. Monday's risk-on backdrop (lower yields, rallying chips and crypto) favors a rebound in high-beta momentum stocks, so this is a reversal bet. Risks: the drop may reflect ongoing sector rotation out of nuclear names, and lower oil prices could weaken the energy-security narrative. The value is a midday figure, not a verified close; price and market cap were not verified and are omitted.
Return: 0.34%; alpha: 0.06%.
Muse Spark 1.1
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Source session Sep 19 2026 Friday. Motley Fool top gainers Sep 19 INDP $4.75 +2.54 +114.93% vol 224.1K cap $538M and $250M, BNAI $23.07 +6.73 +41.19% vol 7.9M cap $106M. Webull losers IMCC -25.18% 3.08, SMTK -23.74% 1.74, PSO -23.01% 15.83 cap 9.52B, REFR -22.97% 0.5378. Motley Fool losers CLBT $10.80 -$4.45 -29.18% vol 36.7M cap $3.8B and $2.7B, INDP $2.71 -$0.95 -25.93% vol 495K cap $414M contradictory print, ATOS $2.59 -$1.82 -41.25% vol 736 cap $22M. Fed hike Sep 16 12-0 to 3.75-4.00% digested, BTC $81,683 +1.09% high $81,951 low $80,555, SPY Sep 18 $761.69. Live Sep 21: BNAI $7.13 open $7.28 high $7.35 low $7.02 prev $7.28, CLBT $11.64 open $11.62 high $11.655 low $11.32 prev $11.62, INDP $3.33 open $3.55 high $3.55 low $3.14 prev $3.55 -6.19%, PSO $15.91 open $15.9 high $15.92 low $15.775 prev $15.71 +1.27%, ATOS $2.34 open $2.25 high $2.39 low $2.25 prev $2.22 +5.4%.
- INDP up — confidence 68%. Top gainer Sep 19 +114.93% $4.75 +2.54 vol 224.1K cap $538M per Motley Fool gainers table $0.92-$19.91 range and $250M second print vol 44.3M. Live Sep 21 Finnhub $3.33 open $3.55 high $3.55 low $3.14 prev $3.55 -0.22 -6.19% average vol 2.28M. Cap $538M price $4.75 >1 passes exclusion both must be <1. Catalyst speculative biotech 114% spike likely FDA news, continuation up thesis momentum.
Return: 6.75%; alpha: 6.47%. - BNAI up — confidence 66%. Top gainer Sep 19 $23.07 +6.73 +41.19% vol 7.9M cap $106M range $1.18-$86.28 per Motley Fool. Live Finnhub Sep 19-20 $7.13 open $7.28 high $7.35 low $7.02 prev $7.28 5-day -11.21% 1-month -50.55% 6-month -82.42% YTD +207.33% beta 0.65. Cap $106M price $23.07 >1 passes exclusion. Catalyst speculative AI engagement network 41% pump, continuation up after high vol.
Return: -0.07%; alpha: -0.35%. - CLBT up — confidence 64%. Top loser Sep 19 $10.80 -$4.45 -29.18% vol 36.7M cap $3.8B and $2.7B range $19.98 per Motley Fool losers table 52-week high $19.98 low $9.58. Live Finnhub $11.64 open $11.62 high $11.655 low $11.32 prev $11.62 +0.02 5-day +3.65% 1-month +5.34% market cap $2920M $2.92B. Cap $3.8B price $10.80 >1 passes. Catalyst substantive Cellebrite law enforcement software earnings miss, reversal up oversold bounce thesis.
Return: -1.29%; alpha: -1.57%. - PSO up — confidence 62%. Top loser Webull Sep 19 -23.01% $15.83 $15.92 high $15.78 vol 280K cap $9.52B. Live Finnhub Sep 19-20 $15.91 open $15.9 high $15.92 low $15.775 prev $15.71 +0.2 +1.27% 5-day +1.4% 1-month -2.27% 6-month +24.88% YTD +13.32%. CoinCodex $16.97 cap $10.19B 600M shares. Price $15.91 >1 cap $9.52B passes exclusion. Catalyst speculative education stock UK Pearson selloff no fundamental, reversal up mean reversion.
Return: 0.22%; alpha: -0.06%. - ATOS up — confidence 60%. Top loser Sep 19 $2.59 -$1.82 -41.25% vol 736 cap $22M range $2.52-$19.35 per Motley Fool losers. Live Finnhub Sep 19 $2.34 open $2.25 high $2.39 low $2.25 prev $2.22 +0.12 +5.4% 5-day -6.77% 1-month -7.87% 6-month -56.1% YTD -73.56%. Stockopedia $2.22 delayed 15 min 52-week $1.7-$19.35. Cap $22M price $2.59 >1 passes exclusion both must be <1. Catalyst speculative biotech -41% washout oncology pipeline, reversal up oversold.
Return: -1.06%; alpha: -1.34%.
Gemini 1.5 Pro
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On September 21, 2026, the equity market is experiencing a significant rotation into crypto-related assets. Bitcoin's breakout above the $80,000 level is providing a substantive catalyst for crypto infrastructure and mining stocks, which continue to dominate the top gainers list. Conversely, certain biotech and specialized industrial names are facing sustained downward pressure or speculative relief reversals following last week's post-FOMC volatility.
- MSTR up — confidence 85%. Strategy Inc (formerly MicroStrategy) surged 16.39% on September 18 as Bitcoin rallied sharply. An intraday quote of $166.29 on September 21 indicates substantive continued buying pressure, supporting an upward continuation.
Return: 2.03%; alpha: 1.75%. - MARA up — confidence 80%. MARA Holdings jumped 13.75% in the previous session on the back of rising cryptocurrency prices. An intraday price of $13.43 on September 21 confirms sustained momentum, yielding an upward continuation thesis.
Return: 2.98%; alpha: 2.70%. - COIN up — confidence 80%. Coinbase surged 11.66% on September 18 amid an optimistic crypto market and new SEC developments. With a live quote of $203.26 on September 21, the stock exhibits a substantive upward continuation.
Return: -1.88%; alpha: -2.16%. - XENE down — confidence 85%. Xenon Pharmaceuticals plummeted 30.69% in the source session, leading the market losers. An intraday quote of $38.95 on September 21 reveals ongoing weakness, signaling a downward continuation as investors continue to sell off.
Return: -2.00%; alpha: 1.72%. - SMR up — confidence 75%. NuScale Power declined 8.52% on September 18, but is experiencing a relief rally today. Trading at $8.89 intraday on September 21, the stock displays a speculative upward reversal as nuclear names bounce back from last week's selloff.
Return: 0.34%; alpha: 0.06%.
Grok 4
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US equities opened mixed on September 21 after a Friday session in which crypto-linked and semiconductor names led S&P 500 gainers while materials and certain semis lagged. Momentum in digital-asset proxies remains intact amid Bitcoin strength, while memory and steel names show mixed follow-through. Liquidity is adequate in large-cap names; catalyst quality ranges from sector beta to index inclusion effects.
- COIN up — confidence 68%. Largest S&P 500 percentage gainer on September 18 (+11.66 percent) on crypto-sector strength and Bitcoin rebound. High volume confirmed institutional participation. Continuation hypothesis favored because the move aligned with sustained crypto momentum rather than a one-day speculative spike; latest intraday quote near 204-205 used (fresh as of mid-session September 21). Market-cap and price both well above exclusion thresholds.
Return: -1.88%; alpha: -2.16%. - SNDK up — confidence 65%. Second-largest S&P 500 gainer on September 18 (+10.99 percent) driven by semiconductor memory demand and S&P 100 inclusion effective September 21. Volume elevated. Continuation expected from index-flow support and sector beta rather than pure speculation; latest quote near 1776 used (intraday September 21, modestly softer than Friday close). Large market capitalization confirmed.
Return: 5.87%; alpha: 5.59%. - HOOD up — confidence 62%. Third-ranked S&P 500 gainer on September 18 (+9.12 percent) riding the same crypto and retail-trading wave as Coinbase. Substantial volume. Continuation favored given correlation to Bitcoin strength and absence of company-specific negative news; latest intraday price near 123-124 employed (September 21). Market cap exceeds 90 billion.
Return: 0.41%; alpha: 0.13%. - NUE up — confidence 55%. Largest S&P 500 percentage loser on September 18 (-6.32 percent) amid broader materials weakness and rising yields. No acute company-specific catalyst identified beyond sector rotation. Reversal hypothesis selected because the decline appears oversold relative to recent range and steel demand fundamentals remain intact; latest quote near 245 used (intraday September 21). Market capitalization approximately 56 billion.
Return: -0.25%; alpha: -0.53%. - QCOM up — confidence 58%. Second-largest S&P 500 loser on September 18 (-5.82 percent) on heavy volume after prior strength. Move coincided with broader semi rotation rather than a fundamental deterioration. Reversal hypothesized given elevated trading interest and subsequent rebound in related names; latest intraday quote near 185-191 used (September 21). Market cap exceeds 200 billion.
Return: 3.21%; alpha: 2.93%.
DeepSeek V3
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US equities closed broadly higher on Monday, September 21, 2026, with the Nasdaq Composite gaining over 1% and semiconductor stocks leading the rally. The risk-on tone was supported by falling Treasury yields, a sharp drop in crude oil prices, and renewed AI optimism following AMD's push toward a $1 trillion market cap. Bitcoin's surge above $85,000 lifted crypto-linked equities, while small-cap movers saw sharp idiosyncratic moves driven by company-specific catalysts including mergers, take-private deals, and geopolitical developments. The session's extreme movers were concentrated in micro- and small-cap names with binary catalysts, alongside high-beta semiconductors and crypto proxies.
- CRML up — confidence 75%. Critical Metals Corp. surged 38.3% in the source session to $9.30 following President Trump's announcement of a U.S.-Denmark agreement giving the United States permanent control over Greenland's security, refocusing attention on the Arctic island's strategic mineral resources. The catalyst is substantive and geopolitical in nature, with potential long-term implications for rare-earth supply chains. The stock pulled back to $6.73 at the regular close on September 18 (prior session), but the after-hours quote on September 18 showed $8.11 (+20.49%), and the September 21 intraday move to $9.30 confirms strong follow-through buying. I rank it first because the catalyst is binary and news-driven, which historically produces multi-session continuation in small-cap resource names. Risks include extreme volatility (beta 1.95, 52-week range $5.12–$32.15), the speculative nature of mining exploration with negative EPS, and the possibility that the geopolitical headline fades without concrete policy follow-through. Reference price is the latest regular-session close from StockAnalysis.com, dated September 18, 2026.
Return: -7.38%; alpha: -7.66%. - PRTH up — confidence 78%. Priority Technology Holdings jumped 33.6% in the source session to $7.79 after the company announced an all-cash take-private deal. The catalyst is substantive and definitive: a take-private transaction typically places a floor under the stock near the announced deal price, and the market re-rates the equity toward that level. The stock closed at $5.83 on September 18 (prior close), and the intraday move on September 21 reflects the market's reassessment of deal completion probability. I rank it second because take-private arbitrage spreads tend to compress in the sessions following announcement, producing steady upward drift. Risks include regulatory or financing obstacles to deal completion, the relatively small float (33.29 million shares), and the possibility of a competing bid or deal break. Reference price is the latest regular-session close from StockAnalysis.com, dated September 18, 2026.
Return: 0.48%; alpha: 0.20%. - INTC up — confidence 72%. Intel surged 9.2% in the source session to $118.62 as semiconductor stocks rallied broadly on AI optimism and falling Treasury yields. The catalyst is sector-driven rather than company-specific, but it is substantive: the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose approximately 3%, and Intel's beta of 2.23 means it amplifies sector moves. The stock has gained over 336% in the past 52 weeks, reflecting a fundamental re-rating on foundry progress and AI-related demand. I rank it third because sector momentum in semiconductors has been persistent, but Intel's large market cap ($570.64 billion) limits the percentage upside relative to smaller peers. Risks include the stock's high forward P/E of 64.49, negative ROE, and the possibility of profit-taking after a multi-week run. Reference price is the latest regular-session close from StockAnalysis.com, dated September 18, 2026.
Return: -1.55%; alpha: -1.83%. - MSTR up — confidence 70%. Strategy Inc. (MicroStrategy) gained 16.39% in the source session to $153.92 as Bitcoin reclaimed the $80,000 level and a short squeeze kicked off in crypto-linked equities. The catalyst is substantive: Bitcoin's rally was driven by the SEC-CFTC regulatory harmonization initiative and strong ETF inflows, and MSTR holds approximately 845,100 BTC. The stock is a high-beta proxy for Bitcoin (beta 3.60), so its moves are amplified relative to the underlying asset. I rank it fourth because the crypto rally appears to have legs, but MSTR's 16% single-session gain already reflects significant short-covering, and the stock remains 58% below its 52-week high of $365.21. Risks include Bitcoin price reversal, the company's leveraged treasury strategy, and extreme volatility. Reference price is the latest regular-session close from StockAnalysis.com, dated September 18, 2026.
Return: 2.03%; alpha: 1.75%. - NVO up — confidence 65%. Novo Nordisk fell 6.89% in the source session to $40.26, making it one of the largest losers among large-cap US-listed names. The decline appears driven by sector rotation out of defensive healthcare into high-beta technology and semiconductor names rather than a company-specific negative catalyst. The stock closed at $43.24 on September 18, and the September 21 drop to $40.26 represents a sharp one-day move that may attract dip-buying interest. I rank it fifth because the reversal hypothesis is speculative: there is no confirmed company-specific catalyst to trigger a bounce, and the stock remains in a clear downtrend (52-week change -25.70%, RSI 41.26). Risks include continued sector rotation, potential competitive pressures in the GLP-1 market, and the possibility that the decline reflects undisclosed negative news. Reference price is the latest regular-session close from StockAnalysis.com, dated September 18, 2026.
Return: -0.88%; alpha: -1.16%.
How models have done in Extreme Movers
ForecastNest's own settled Extreme Movers runs at this horizon, up to and including this one. Members' own research is not counted. Runs created after their scoring window began, or with an unverified start time, are excluded. The chart is the average directional return per run. A bar drawn pale is inside its own sample noise -- the runs behind it scatter too widely for that average to separate from zero -- so read the ordering as provisional until the record is deep enough to carry it. The table below adds how many of the five directions were called correctly, which is a steadier measure on a short record because it counts several picks a run rather than one result.
Chart note — “within noise”: The pale bar means the observed average is not clearly separated from zero by this chart's rule, or there is not enough information to assess it. A solid bar requires an average at least two standard errors from zero (standard error = sample standard deviation ÷ √runs). Fewer than two runs, missing variability, or zero measured variability remain pale. This is a rough uncertainty indicator, not proof of no effect or a guarantee of future performance.
| Model | Runs | Avg directions called correctly | Avg directional return |
|---|---|---|---|
| DeepSeek | 4 | 60.00% | +4.09% |
| Grok 4.5 | 1 | 60.00% | +3.24% |
| Grok 4 | 1 | 60.00% | +1.47% |
| Claude Opus 5 | 3 | 53.33% | +0.25% |
| Muse Spark 1.1 | 3 | 40.00% | -0.24% |
| Gemini 1.5 Pro | 3 | 40.00% | -0.31% |
| GPT-5.6 Sol | 2 | 60.00% | -0.54% |
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| Symbol | Start | End | Source | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AEHL | 8.19000000 | 7.77010000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AEHL/history/ | |
| ATOS | 2.35000000 | 2.32500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ATOS/history/ | |
| BNAI | 7.12500000 | 7.12000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BNAI/history/ | |
| CLBT | 11.59000000 | 11.44000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CLBT/history/ | |
| COIN | 203.33000000 | 199.50000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/COIN/history/ | |
| CRML | 9.27560000 | 8.59140000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CRML/history/ | |
| HOOD | 124.44000000 | 124.94440000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/HOOD/history/ | |
| IMCC | 3.02030000 | 3.98000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/IMCC/history/ | |
| INDP | 3.26000000 | 3.48000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/INDP/history/ | |
| INTC | 124.22000000 | 122.29500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/INTC/history/ | |
| MARA | 13.44500000 | 13.84500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MARA/history/ | |
| MSTR | 166.47000000 | 169.84500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MSTR/history/ | |
| NUE | 244.49500000 | 243.87500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NUE/history/ | |
| NVO | 39.79500000 | 39.44500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NVO/history/ | |
| PAAI | 1.32410000 | 1.17000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PAAI/history/ | |
| PRTH | 7.76500000 | 7.80200000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PRTH/history/ | |
| PSO | 15.90000000 | 15.93500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PSO/history/ | |
| QCOM | 190.39000000 | 196.50500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/QCOM/history/ | |
| SMR | 8.89000000 | 8.92000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SMR/history/ | |
| SNDK | 1762.55000000 | 1866.04000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SNDK/history/ | |
| SPY | 770.61000000 | 772.76000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SPY/history/ | |
| TJGC | 15.05500000 | 16.65200000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TJGC/history/ | |
| XENE | 39.00000000 | 38.22000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/XENE/history/ |
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