This week's biggest % gainers & losers : March 9 - 13, 26 (wk 11)

The following are this week's top percentage gainers and losers, categorized by sectors (over $300 mln market cap and 100K average daily volume).

This week's top % gainers

• Healthcare: MGNX (3.00 +34.3%), CDXS (1.58 +28.05%), ATRA (6.32 +22.24%), EDIT (2.44 +21.75%), CRBP (9.39 +17.23%), ANAB (64.3 +16.04%), ACRS (3.52 +14.87%)

• Materials: SSL (11.28 +25.84%), CE (57.60 +16.79%)

• Industrials: FLY (23.34 +18.31%), BLDP (2.37 +17.91%)

• Consumer Discretionary: TLYS (2.78 +86.33%), NIO (5.86 +22.49%), PZZA (36.63 +19.3%), FOSL (4.78 +18.32%), LOCO (12.70 +15.45%)

• Information Technology: HIMX (9.88 +33.51%), DDD (2.45 +24.74%),  VELO (14.10, +16.43%), CSIQ (18.38 +14.88%)

• Energy: PUMP (14.21 +14.56%)

This week's top % losers

• Healthcare: IOVA (3.93 -23.39%), CNC (34.41 -21.17%), OMCL (34.18 -17.24%)

• Materials: HMY (15.07 -23.07%), SID (1.12 -19.42%)

• Industrials: FWRD (15.96 -27.28%), NCI (8 -24.22%), JELD (1.48 -19.84%)

• Consumer Discretionary: SNBR (3.45 -34.78%), SRI (5.80 -22.63%), GRPN (9.57 -21.56%), RRGB (3.36 -19.04%), ULTA (535.26 -17.19%)

• Information Technology: PAR (14.51 -24.51%), MEI (5.12 -23.2%), FICO (1135.24 -23.09%), EGHT (2.08 -17.66%)

Once Upon a Farm (OFRM) reported earnings on Thur 12 March 26 (a/h)

 

Once Upon a Farm beats Q4 estimates with EPS $0.11, revenue $64.0M, net sales up 30%, guides 2026 growth 25%-29%

• Q4 2025 results include a swing to profit for Once Upon a Farm PBC.
• Company also announces full-year 2025 results in addition to Q4 2025 performance highlighted in the release.
• 2026 outlook includes Adjusted EBITDA guidance in a range of $2 million to $4 million.

Velo3D (VELO) : 7-year performance

Velo3D (a company specializing in metal additive manufacturing/3D printing technologies for mission-critical parts) went public via a SPAC merger rather than a traditional IPO.

• In March 2021, it announced a merger with JAWS Spitfire Acquisition Corporation (a SPAC backed in part by Serena Williams).
• The deal valued Velo3D at approximately $1.6 billion (pro forma enterprise value).
• It closed in September 2021, with the combined company trading on the NYSE under the ticker VLD starting September 30, 2021.
• In August 2025, Velo3D announced a $17.5 million public offering of common stock (priced at $3.00 per share) and uplisted to the Nasdaq Capital Market.
• Trading began on Nasdaq on August 19, 2025, under the new ticker VELO.

This 2025 event is sometimes referred to as a "Nasdaq IPO" or relisting in media coverage, involving a public offering alongside the exchange switch from prior OTC/NYSE status.

6-months 

Long trade : HIMX +27% (12/24)

 a) Mon March 9: #4; vol. 1.0M

March 10:  #3, 23; vol. 2.6M

 

Hunterbrook Media report claiming Himax as stealth NVIDIA optics supplier drove premarket surge.

A Hunterbrook Media article titled "Himax: Stealth Supplier for NVIDIA’s Optics Revolution" highlighted the company's potential role in providing wafer-level optics (WLO) for NVIDIA's AI-related silicon photonics and advanced packaging needs, building on prior analyst notes from Ming-Chi Kuo about Himax supplying micro-lens arrays for TSMC/NVIDIA projects. Published ahead of market open, it triggered heavy premarket buying, with shares jumping over 25% amid elevated volume and call option activity from the prior session. Hunterbrook Capital disclosed a long position in HIMX, contrasting it favorably against peers like AAOI facing negative coverage. This amplified recent buzz from Himax's March 9 announcement of AIoT and automotive tech showcases at Embedded World 2026 (March 10-12).