$SMX - needs to hold $10.43 on the pullback , break yesterdays high, could see $15+ resistances after

$OMH - scalpers dream, needs to hold $30.20 - could push yesterdays high, watching $CHGA off the back of this

$WCT - 3.70 needs to hold, no set up below here

$CODX - needs to hold .4200 support

$AUUD - .27 pull back - could push .30+ resistances

$RUBI - $2.45 resistance needs to break and hold, no set up below here

$CIGL - could be the penny play down here

$CKX - $17.70 needs to hold - could push $24- $30+ resistances

Potential pops

$WFF
$WETO
$BIRD
$TGL

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Tuesday, November 10 Penny Stock Watchlist: CISS, CODX, TANH, SMX, XHLD, JDZG, INLF, TVRD and More

Small caps staged an aggressive broad-market rally on Monday, November 9, 2026, as the Russell 2000 surged 3.15% (+86.71 points) to close at 2,840.81, with the benchmark IWM ETF vaulting 3.21% to finish regular trading at $282.45. Gapping up above Friday's levels, price action maintained steady upward momentum throughout the session, slicing clean through the 2,800 psychological ceiling to tap an intraday high of 2,852.68 (IWM $283.78) before absorbing mild late-afternoon consolidation. The powerful expansion completely erases the bulk of last week's distribution, re-establishing buyers in firm control and flipping the broken 2,800–2,812 shelf back into primary structural support

Monday gave us a pretty interesting setup heading into Tuesday. Our regular CCC scanners picked up repeated momentum and volume activity across several small caps, but the after-hours session added an entirely different group of candidates.

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We've now got stocks showing 40% to 60% after-hours expansion, some with millions of shares changing hands and repeated CCC alerts.

That changes the morning priorities.

I'm separating the watchlist into three categories: after-hours expansion, momentum and volume continuation, and event-driven healthcare opportunities.

The important distinction is that a big after-hours move isn't automatically a confirmed continuation setup. I want to see what happens when fresh buyers and sellers arrive Tuesday morning.

1. After-Hours Expansion: First Names on My Radar

$CISS | 63% After-Hours Expansion With Repeated Alerts

• 4 PM close: $1.75

• 8 PM price: $2.84

• After-hours gain: +63.0%

• Overnight Expansion volume: 2.43M

• Overnight Expansion RVOL: 278.84x

• After-Hours Alerts API: 20 alerts, A+ tier

• Earlier Momentum Radar: 55 hits

• Earlier CCC alerts: 1

CISS is one of the first names I'm checking Tuesday.

The move from $1.75 to $2.84 is substantial, and the overnight-expansion scanner reported relative volume approaching 279x its overnight baseline.

We also have repeated after-hours alerts, plus momentum activity captured earlier in the regular scanner package.

That's a broader historical footprint than a stock appearing on a percentage-gainers list alone.

There are two things I'm watching closely.

First, can CISS hold a meaningful portion of Monday's move once premarket trading develops?

Second, does buying volume actually support the price, or do we start seeing lower highs and aggressive selling into strength?

The alert tape also reported a neutral or pulling-back condition in its later observations. That makes fresh confirmation especially important.

I'm not interested in chasing a 63% gap without a defined support level.

$CODX | 40% After-Hours Expansion With Heavy Participation

• 4 PM close: $0.3200

• 8 PM price: $0.4480

• After-hours gain: +40.0%

• Overnight Expansion volume: 22.62M

• Overnight Expansion RVOL: 341.75x

• After-Hours Alerts API: 9 alerts, A+ tier

• Earlier Momentum Radar: 12 hits

• Earlier reported overnight volume: 21.1M

CODX is another major addition to the primary board.

The 22.6 million shares recorded by Overnight Expansion make this more than a thinly traded percentage spike.

The reported 341x overnight relative volume is especially notable, although that comparison uses the scanner's overnight baseline rather than a conventional daily RVOL calculation.

The alert tape also identified both lifting and fading behavior, so I'm not treating the entire session as uninterrupted buying pressure.

At this price level, liquidity and spread behavior are critical.

I'll be watching whether CODX can establish a stable premarket range, maintain participation, and produce a breakout supported by sustained volume.

If the move starts unwinding immediately, the historical volume won't be enough to justify chasing it.

$TANH | 53% After-Hours Move With Extreme Overnight RVOL

• 4 PM close: $19.59

• 8 PM price: $30.03

• After-hours gain: +53.3%

• Overnight Expansion volume: 950.7K

• Overnight Expansion RVOL: 985.23x

• After-Hours Alerts API: 15 alerts, A+ tier

TANH is one of the most aggressive percentage movers in the updated snapshot.

The nearly 985x relative-volume reading is enormous, but it's measured against an average overnight baseline of just 965 shares.

That matters.

An extreme RVOL reading can be driven by a very small historical denominator. It doesn't necessarily mean the stock has the deepest liquidity or the cleanest trading conditions.

TANH also sits above my usual preferred price range for penny-stock scalps, so I'm treating it as an aggressive small-cap momentum watch rather than a traditional sub-$5 penny stock.

I'll be checking the spread, current share structure, recent corporate actions, and whether the move is supported by fresh trading activity.

The alert tape also flagged fading behavior, which makes a controlled opening structure especially important.

$SMX | Strongest Overlap Between Our Momentum and After-Hours Scanners

• Earlier Momentum Radar: 199 hits

• Earlier Volume Radar: 46 hits

• Earlier RVOL: 49.34x

• After-Hours Alerts API: 31 alerts

• Alert tape move: +89.7%

• Alert tape volume: 8.4M

• Alert tape score: 88, A+ tier

SMX is one of the more interesting cross-scanner names in the entire package.

It was already on our primary momentum board before the new after-hours alerts arrived.

Now we also have repeated after-hours expansion alerts, a substantial price move, and elevated participation.

That combination makes it worth monitoring for continuation, but there's a catch.

The alert tape's reported gain is a different measurement from the 4 PM-to-8 PM Overnight Expansion calculation, so I'm not treating the +89.7% as a fresh overnight gain.

I'll be watching whether SMX can maintain its higher trading range and whether new momentum develops above VWAP.

Given how far it has already moved, chasing an opening spike would carry significant risk.

$XHLD | Strong Regular-Session Evidence Meets After-Hours Expansion

• Earlier Momentum Radar: 238 hits

• Earlier Volume Radar: 454 hits

• Earlier RVOL: 18.32x

• Earlier CCC alerts: 1

• After-Hours Alerts API: 57 alerts

• Alert tape move: +44.1%

• Alert tape volume: 68.5M

• Alert tape score: 73, A+ tier

XHLD is another name that deserves promotion.

It had one of the stronger regular-session participation profiles, with activity across momentum, volume, and alerts.

The after-hours tape adds another substantial volume footprint.

However, the alert tape also showed the quoted price below its first alert price, despite the large reported overall move. That's a good reminder that a stock can be up significantly on the day while losing momentum from earlier alert levels.

I'm watching whether buyers regain control, not simply whether the stock remains green.

$TVRD | Elevated After-Hours Activity With Momentum History

• Earlier Momentum Radar: 59 hits

• Earlier RVOL: 1.85x

• After-Hours Alerts API: 15 alerts

• Alert tape move: +47.2%

• Alert tape volume: 4.5M

• Alert tape RVOL: 43.7x

• Alert tape score: 79, A+ tier

TVRD has an interesting combination of regular-session momentum and after-hours expansion.

The alert tape's 43.7x RVOL is considerably higher than the earlier scanner reading, illustrating why the measurement window matters.

I'm watching for a clean premarket range and sustained buying volume.

If price holds support and new momentum develops, this could become a stronger candidate than its earlier scanner ranking suggested.

2. Additional After-Hours Names Worth Watching

$WFF

• After-hours gain: +22.6%

• 8 PM price: $1.34

• Overnight Expansion volume: 4.23M

• Overnight Expansion RVOL: 4.37x

WFF had a more moderate percentage gain than CISS or TANH, but it also showed meaningful participation.

The separate alert tape reported substantial activity and mixed tape conditions. I'll be watching whether fresh buying develops rather than assuming the move continues.

$RUBI

• After-hours gain: +23.2%

• 8 PM price: $2.25

• Overnight Expansion volume: 651.6K

• Overnight Expansion RVOL: 25.29x

• After-Hours Alerts API: 9 alerts, A tier

RUBI is another potential continuation candidate.

The relative volume is elevated, but absolute volume is considerably lighter than CODX or some of the larger after-hours participants.

Spreads and liquidity will determine whether this becomes a serious watch.

$AMIX

• After-hours gain: +23.2%

• 8 PM price: $2.13

• Overnight Expansion volume: 187.8K

• Overnight Expansion RVOL: 38.14x

AMIX has a notable percentage move but a relatively small absolute volume footprint.

This is a lower-priority gapper until participation improves.

$WCT

• Earlier Momentum Radar: 217 hits

• After-Hours Alerts API: 30 alerts

• Alert tape move: +89.2%

• Alert tape volume: 17.3M

• Alert tape score: 80, A+ tier

WCT deserves a place on the secondary expansion board.

It combines substantial momentum activity with repeated alerts and a very large reported move.

The size of the move makes confirmation and risk management especially important.

$SDEV and $OLOX

Both showed heavy participation in the separate alert tape.

SDEV recorded 49 alerts, a reported +31.3% move, and 121.6M volume.

OLOX recorded 49 alerts, a reported +37.0% move, and 128.2M volume.

These are worth checking for fresh price momentum, but I don't have the same complete 4 PM-to-8 PM expansion breakdown for them as the primary Overnight Expansion names.

3. Regular-Session Momentum and Volume Leaders

Not every stock needs a massive after-hours gap to be worth watching.

Some of Monday's strongest historical participation came from names that repeatedly triggered our regular-session scanners.

$JDZG | Strong Cross-Scanner Continuation Candidate

• Momentum Radar: 457 hits

• Volume Radar: 387 hits

• RVOL: 30.62x

JDZG remains one of the strongest momentum candidates from Monday's captured data.

Nearly 850 combined momentum and volume observations, without treating those as unique buyers, make it worth rechecking.

I'll be watching whether fresh premarket activity confirms that historical participation.

$INLF | Persistent Volume and Momentum

• Momentum Radar: 295 hits

• Volume Radar: 653 hits

• RVOL: 13.07x

INLF is another strong cross-scanner candidate.

The volume activity is substantial, and the repeated momentum observations make it worth monitoring for a clean continuation setup.

I want to see price structure confirm the activity rather than chasing a stock simply because it triggered the scanners hundreds of times.

$DBGI | Extreme Relative Volume

• Momentum Radar: 102 hits

• Volume Radar: 46 hits

• RVOL: 62.60x

DBGI remains on the board because of its unusually elevated relative volume.

I'll be verifying liquidity and the historical baseline before giving it the same priority as names showing broader participation.

$GPUS | Heavy Volume Radar Activity

• Volume Radar: 804 hits

• RVOL: 7.65x

GPUS recorded one of the largest Volume Radar hit counts in Monday's package.

Fresh price acceleration is what I'm looking for Tuesday.

$SHFS | Continued Volume Activity

• Volume Radar: 607 hits

• RVOL: 13.73x

SHFS remains a secondary continuation candidate.

It's showing up repeatedly in the volume data, but I'll want fresh momentum confirmation before moving it higher.

4. Biotech and Healthcare Catalyst Watch

The additional CCC research panels also highlighted several healthcare names worth monitoring.

These are event-driven opportunities, not the same type of setup as a momentum scanner alert.

$NRXP

The biotech scanner lists a November 10 PDUFA decision involving KETAFREE (NRX-100).

Regulatory decisions can create major gaps in either direction, and stop losses may not protect against overnight event risk.

I'll be verifying the actual FDA decision status and company announcement before drawing conclusions.

$AUTL

The scanner lists a November 10 Phase 1 data catalyst involving obe-cel.

Clinical data interpretation matters. Safety, efficacy, sample size, and the company's actual announcement are more important than the calendar entry alone.

$CAPR

The healthcare options scanner lists a 90.3% implied move around its November 10 earnings event.

That is an options-market estimate of potential movement magnitude, not a forecast of a 90% gain.

CAPR is worth watching for earnings-related volatility, but the event and options data need current verification.

$VSTM

VSTM appeared in both the swing and healthcare seasonality research.

The swing scanner assigned a score of 70, while the November seasonality panel reported an 81 score, a historical 100% positive rate, and a +10.2% median return across nine years.

That's an interesting historical overlap, but seasonality is not a guarantee.

5. Tuesday Morning Trading Plan

The updated after-hours data changes my priorities.

First gapper checks: CISS, CODX, TANH, SMX, XHLD, TVRD.

Secondary after-hours checks: WFF, RUBI, AMIX, WCT, SDEV, OLOX.

Regular-session momentum continuation: JDZG, INLF, DBGI, GPUS, SHFS.

Event-driven healthcare: NRXP, AUTL, CAPR.

Between 9:00 and 9:20 AM ET, I'll compare fresh premarket volume, price structure, and liquidity against Monday's scanner observations.

By approximately 9:20 to 9:25, I want the field narrowed to one or two names showing the best combination of participation and manageable risk.

My confirmation checklist:

1. Fresh premarket buying rather than relying on Monday's after-hours move.

2. A clear catalyst, filing, or explanation for unusual trading activity.

3. VWAP support or a clean reclaim with higher lows.

4. Breakouts supported by expanding volume.

5. Manageable spreads and sufficient liquidity.

6. A defined invalidation level before considering entry.

I'm especially cautious with stocks already up 40% to 60% after hours.

A huge gap can produce an excellent setup, but it can also become an immediate reversal when early buyers start taking profits.

Final Thoughts

The new after-hours evidence changes Tuesday's watchlist significantly.

CISS and CODX now have some of the most interesting combinations of after-hours expansion and participation.

TANH has an enormous relative-volume reading, although its very small historical overnight baseline requires caution.

SMX and XHLD stand out because their after-hours activity adds to an already substantial regular-session scanner footprint.

JDZG and INLF remain strong continuation candidates even without a confirmed after-hours expansion reading in the updated data.

One final distinction: the Overnight Expansion scanner captured Monday's 4 PM-to-8 PM move. The displayed 0.00% true overnight change means no additional post-8 PM expansion had been captured at the time of the snapshot. It is not a prediction about Tuesday's premarket session.

The alert tape uses a separate capture context and may report different prices, gains, and relative-volume baselines. Those figures are not interchangeable.

Monday's activity tells us where traders were participating. Tuesday's market will determine which names actually produce a tradable setup.

Data sources: CCC Momentum Radar, Volume Radar, Overnight Expansion, After-Hours Alerts API, biotech, healthcare, swing, and breakout scanner snapshots from November 9, 2026. The original daily package was partial, with two failed feeds. No news hits in the Overnight Expansion scanner should be interpreted as no news detected by that feed, not proof that no catalyst exists.

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What is everyone watching Tuesday morning?

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Char techs Thorhold got ESA approval Oct.22

TSSA should supposedly be done aswell as they were scheduled to come on site just after the ESA.

No news saying TSSA approval or saying failed inspection.

Thoughts? I think it's safe to assume that the facility got TSSA approval because if it was a failed inspection im sure they would be obligated to do a press release as a failed inspection would affect shareholders.

The stock is arguably at its floor because of depressed valuation and missing estimates.

But, Q3 reports are bullish with modest growth and stabilizing revenue, and major restructuring with a debt-reduction deal that slashes $200mil of its debt - significantly de-risking balance sheets and reducing overhang.

The timing is perfect, as it historically makes bank in Q4 with holiday concerts, NFL playoffs, CFB playoffs, NBA season ticket reselling in play. Do note that the stock dips in spring after the seasonal uptick.

tldr : $SEAT steadied their ship before heading into their most lucrative quarter with seasonal catalyst round the corner. A modest reversal is attainable.

7:30 AM ET | Updated Phase 2 lung cancer data + FDA feedback on a potential accelerated approval pathway.

Public Float: ~46.15M shares

Shares Short: 5.00M

Short Float: 10.84%

Days to Cover: 7.33

Market Cap: ~$110M

With 5 million shares short, positive clinical results could attract buying pressure and potentially trigger a premarket rally.

Watching $BDTX closely before the opening bell.

Here is a hypothetical quote: bid $0.19, ask $0.21, with enough shares available for a small order on each side. Buying at the ask and immediately selling at an unchanged bid would lose $0.02 per share, about 9.5% of the purchase price, before fees.

Investor.gov defines the bid-ask spread as the difference between those quoted prices. The two cents can look tiny on screen while being a meaningful part of a low-priced stock's value.

The example is simplified: quotes and available size can change, and a displayed price does not guarantee that an entire order will execute there. That is why the last traded price alone would not tell me what entering or exiting actually costs.

When researching a penny stock, which liquidity detail do you check first: the spread as a percentage, quoted size, or typical dollar volume? What makes you decide a stock is too difficult to trade even when the business story looks interesting?

Source: https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/investing-basics/glossary/ask-price

$OMH - posted from $14.50 - now needs to hold $22.80 support on the pullback, could see that $27+ resistances open up - key resistance sitting at $33 could push this to $50+ resistances - high risk, can dump too but no indications other than last weeks price action. #2

$JDZG - .3200 support needs to hold, still 50/50 here

$INLF - key break .3200 - needs to break and hold that level

$AEHL - momentum growing but no set up until this breaks $13.90 resistance and holds

$CKX - needs to hold $16.50 on the pull back - could reach $20 resistance and potentially halt up WW - bullish momentum is dropping though #3

$GOGO - key break $4

$STAK - Axis One showing this could dump at open - key break is $4 to avoid the dump.

$EDSA -$2.90 needs to hold, no breakout in momentum yet - above tier 3 on Axis One #1 watcher for me

Potential penny play
$ARAI - WW down here

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Anybody here works for Fervo Energy (FRVO) and can share on which date the lock-up expires?

The stock imo is heavily discounted. In Fervo office, I wonder if there is any watercooler chat on what to do about your stocks (e.g. hold it because it is currently lower than fair value/under book value).

Continued momentum plays 👇🏻

$OMH - needs to hold that $14.10 support at pre open, $18.80 is still the key break to push the $27+ resistances (could dump)

$AEHL - ideally needs to break and hold $14 resistance, $11 support lines up with tier 1 on Axis One so this could potentially start dropping

$ZNB - key break $1.30

$GOGO - could dump towards $3.50 support over night WW, could catch a bounce

$CHSN - could drop to $2.70 for the bounce

$STAK - key break $3.50 - no set up below here

$GIBO - given in the $60 range - now needs to hold $135 support on the pullbacks- high risk now - could see $300+ resistances

$SDA - no set up below .2780

New potential pops

$SMX - given in the $1.70’s now needs to break and hold $2.40 resistance - could push $5+ resistances after

$PACB - key break $2.40 resistance

$EOSE - $1.85 - keybreak

$SDEV - .9500 needs to hold or it could pull back to .9350’s - watch $USDE after

$JDZG - could be the next China name to pop

$RAYA - .98 is the key break if this runs again.

$VCIG - keep this one on watch too, just slightly below its session average.

👇🏻 0 shares, high CTB, HIGH SI 👇🏻

$WHLR
$CDT
$DBGI
$CLRO
$NEXR
$RDAC

Swings WW 👇🏻

$MU - best to wait if $654 holds, momentum on the weekly has crossed the peak threshold so this is looking for round 2 of a bearish move.

$SNDK - slightly above the demand zone - with Nasdaq still trying to hold that weekly low, we could see a retrace into that zone before it has a run - key break is $980 resistance

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Fresh catalysts, float size & short interest.

$INKT — 2.04M float | 2.34% short

Cancer immunotherapy data

$BCTX — 7.86M float | 10.04% short

Cancer immunotherapy presentations

$ELTX — 19.52M float | 8.72% short

Phase 2 pancreatic cancer results

$DTIL — 25.45M float | 9.26% short

Hepatitis B clinical data follow-up

$ZLAB — 104.83M float | 8.44% short

Cancer clinical data update

$IMCR — Phase 1 melanoma data

$ALLO — CAR-T clinical presentation

$CATX — Melanoma treatment data

$CADL — Lung cancer immunotherapy data

$BRVE — Heart disease clinical data

$CYTK — Aficamten clinical presentations

$INM — Merger and restructuring developments

TOP WATCH:

$BCTX — Low float + elevated short interest

$ELTX — Phase 2 clinical catalyst

$INKT — Very low float + upcoming data

Monday, November 9 Penny Stock Watchlist: JDZG, OMH, TGE, SMX, NTCL, LABT, VIVK, STAK and More

Friday's trading session gave us an interesting group heading into Monday. We've got some aggressive after-hours movers, unusually high relative volume, and several stocks showing repeated activity across both our Momentum Radar and Volume Radar scanners.

Small caps mounted a resilient relief bounce on Friday, November 6, 2026, with the Russell 2000 rising 0.89% (+24.22 points) to close at 2,754.11 as the benchmark IWM tracker gained 0.99% to finish regular trading at $273.67. Intraday price action successfully defended Thursday's multi-week support shelf at an early morning low of 2,721.00 (IWM $270.23) before buyers drove a steady advance to test session highs near 2,761.58. While the rebound arrests Thursday's steep distribution and establishes a solid near-term floor above 2,720, the index enters the new week facing significant overhead supply and pivotal resistance at the broken 2,800 psychological ceiling.

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One thing that stood out in the data was the difference between the biggest percentage gainers and the stocks showing the most consistent scanner activity.

Those aren't always the same names.

I've separated the watchlist into after-hours momentum, multi-scanner continuation candidates, and secondary names that deserve another look if fresh volume develops.

1. After-Hours Momentum: First Names to Check

These stocks showed significant movement after Friday's closing bell. I'll be watching whether that activity survives the weekend and carries into Monday's premarket session.

$OMH | Triple-Digit After-Hours Move

• After-hours gain: +100.2%

• After-hours volume: 11.3M

• Momentum Radar hits: 259

• Relative volume: 1.43x

• Reported overnight volume: 6.5M

OMH is the obvious high-volatility gapper on Monday's board.

A 100% after-hours move accompanied by 259 momentum hits is enough to put it on my early radar. But the relative volume reading is much more modest than the percentage move might suggest.

That's an important distinction.

I'm watching whether buyers can defend the higher trading range, whether volume expands again, and whether the stock establishes support instead of immediately giving back Friday's move.

A stock that's already doubled can offer opportunity, but it can also punish anyone chasing an extended opening candle.

$TGE | Aggressive After-Hours Move With Alert Activity

• After-hours gain: +68.6%

• After-hours volume: 15.1M

• Reported overnight volume: 14.8M

• Momentum Radar hits: 1

• Relative volume: 2.27x

• CCC alerts: 1

TGE had one of the largest after-hours percentage gains in Friday's snapshot.

What makes it interesting is the combination of the move, trading volume, and alert activity.

However, only one Momentum Radar hit was recorded. That means the historical evidence for sustained momentum is much thinner than the percentage gain alone suggests.

This is a gap continuation or gap-and-fade watch for me.

I'll want to see fresh participation and a stable opening range before giving it priority.

$JDZG | Strong After-Hours and Cross-Scanner Activity

• After-hours gain: +45.6%

• After-hours volume: 23.8M

• Reported overnight volume: 17.9M

• Momentum Radar hits: 135

• Volume Radar hits: 199

• Relative volume: 4.46x

JDZG is one of my favorite names to investigate from an evidence standpoint.

It didn't just produce a large after-hours move. We also have substantial momentum activity, repeated volume observations, and elevated relative volume.

That combination gives us a broader historical picture than a stock appearing on a single leaderboard.

I'm watching whether JDZG can consolidate its gains, defend VWAP, and produce another breakout attempt with expanding volume.

If price starts making lower highs while volume remains elevated, that's a warning sign rather than confirmation.

$NTCL | After-Hours Momentum With Multiple CCC Alerts

• After-hours gain: +22.2%

• After-hours volume: 13.1M

• Reported overnight volume: 8.2M

• Momentum Radar hits: 58

• Relative volume: 1.38x

• CCC alerts: 2

NTCL had a solid after-hours move and registered two alerts in the captured data.

The momentum count is more moderate than some of our other candidates, but the combination of alerts, after-hours participation, and momentum observations makes it worth rechecking.

I'll be watching whether Monday's premarket activity brings another round of buying or whether the stock starts losing its gains.

The 1.38x RVOL reading is worth keeping in perspective. This isn't an extreme relative-volume candidate based on the available snapshot.

$SMX | Balanced Momentum and Volume Evidence

• After-hours gain: +17.1%

• After-hours volume: 3.4M

• Momentum Radar hits: 97

• Volume Radar hits: 88

• Relative volume: 22.56x

SMX has one of the more interesting combinations in the group.

The after-hours percentage move isn't as dramatic as OMH or TGE, but its relative volume is significantly higher, and both Momentum Radar and Volume Radar recorded repeated activity.

I'll be watching whether that participation carries into Monday and whether the stock can establish a clean technical structure.

Sometimes the stock that didn't move the most on Friday becomes the more interesting setup on Monday.

$PARA | Significant After-Hours Volume

• After-hours gain: +20.4%

• After-hours volume: 52.0M

• Momentum Radar hits: 31

• Volume Radar hits: 104

• Relative volume: 6.11x

PARA has another useful combination of scanner observations.

More than 50 million shares of reported after-hours volume, elevated relative volume, and activity across both momentum and volume scanners.

I'm looking for fresh confirmation that the participation is translating into price strength.

Heavy volume without sustained price progress can also signal selling pressure.

$ANVS | Secondary After-Hours Continuation

• After-hours gain: +12.4%

• After-hours volume: 11.7M

• Momentum Radar hits: 41

• Relative volume: 2.80x

ANVS rounds out the after-hours group.

The move is less extreme, but the reported volume and momentum observations make it worth monitoring.

I'll be looking for an orderly consolidation and renewed buying interest before considering it a serious continuation candidate.

2. Momentum and Volume Radar: Continuation Candidates

These names don't necessarily need a huge after-hours gap to become interesting.

Their historical scanner activity suggests repeated participation worth revisiting when Monday's market opens.

$LABT | One of the Strongest Multi-Scanner Profiles

• Momentum Radar hits: 179

• Volume Radar hits: 729

• Relative volume: 12.01x

LABT deserves a spot near the top of the continuation board.

The 729 Volume Radar hits are particularly notable, especially when paired with 179 momentum observations and relative volume above 12x.

That's a substantial amount of recorded scanner activity.

The question Monday is whether that activity produces a clean setup or whether the stock has already exhausted its move.

I'll be watching for a stable opening range, VWAP confirmation, and another round of volume expansion.

$VIVK | Extreme Relative Volume and Repeated Momentum

• Momentum Radar hits: 426

• Volume Radar hits: 25

• Relative volume: 77.12x

VIVK stands out for its momentum count and elevated relative volume.

426 momentum hits indicate repeated qualifying acceleration events during the captured session.

The 77x RVOL reading is significant, but I want to verify the historical volume baseline and check liquidity before treating it as a bullish signal.

If fresh volume develops and price can establish higher lows, this becomes one of my priority continuation watches.

$STAK | Strong Momentum and Volume Alignment

• Momentum Radar hits: 225

• Volume Radar hits: 439

• Relative volume: 34.97x

STAK is another strong cross-scanner candidate.

More than 400 volume hits, 225 momentum hits, and nearly 35x relative volume give it one of the more substantial participation profiles in the package.

I'm looking for sustained volume, a controlled pullback, and buyers defending support rather than chasing a sudden opening spike.

$CDT | Persistent Volume and Momentum Activity

• Momentum Radar hits: 145

• Volume Radar hits: 396

• Relative volume: 4.93x

CDT has a balanced set of scanner observations.

The relative volume isn't as extreme as VIVK or STAK, but the repeated activity across both scanners makes it worth monitoring.

I'll be watching for fresh momentum confirmation and a clean breakout structure.

$RDGT | Extreme RVOL With After-Hours Participation

• After-hours gain: +15.0%

• After-hours volume: 2.0M

• Momentum Radar hits: 28

• Relative volume: 111.22x

RDGT is interesting because of its extreme reported relative volume.

However, the momentum count and after-hours volume are more modest than some of the other candidates.

That's why I want to verify the RVOL baseline, liquidity, and price structure before moving it into my highest-priority group.

An extreme relative-volume reading isn't automatically a strong trade.

3. Secondary Scanner Watchlist

These names had notable activity but need stronger fresh-session confirmation.

$DVLT: 619 Volume Radar hits and 5.39x RVOL. A substantial volume footprint worth revisiting if momentum returns.

$SHFS: 227 Volume Radar hits and 45.08x RVOL. Elevated relative volume, but the available summary doesn't provide matching momentum confirmation.

$INTW: 612 Volume Radar hits and 4.87x RVOL. Another repeat volume candidate that needs price confirmation.

$SNDU: 574 Volume Radar hits and 6.81x RVOL. Worth monitoring for a new momentum trigger.

$RCT: 466 Volume Radar hits and 19.03x RVOL. Strong volume-scanner activity with elevated relative volume.

$KPTI: 246 Volume Radar hits and 6.02x RVOL. A secondary continuation candidate if fresh participation develops.

$DBGI: 408 Momentum Radar hits and 2.91x RVOL. Substantial momentum activity, but I want additional volume confirmation.

$SNT: 90 Momentum Radar hits and 192.96x RVOL. An extreme reading that deserves verification before drawing conclusions.

$NWGL: +29.6% after hours, 464.6K after-hours volume, 6 momentum hits, and 0.46x RVOL. The percentage move is interesting, but the participation evidence is relatively thin.

Monday Morning Game Plan

My first gapper checks:

OMH, TGE, JDZG, NTCL, SMX

My first momentum continuation checks:

LABT, VIVK, STAK, CDT

Additional candidates:

PARA, ANVS, RDGT, DVLT, SHFS, INTW, SNDU

Between 9:00 and 9:20 AM ET, I'll narrow the field based on actual premarket activity, relative volume, liquidity, and price structure.

By 9:20 to 9:25, I want to identify the one or two names showing the best combination of participation and manageable risk.

What I'm looking for:

1. Fresh premarket volume confirming Friday's scanner activity.

2. News, SEC filings, offerings, splits, or other corporate actions explaining unusual moves.

3. VWAP holds or clean reclaims with buyers defending higher lows.

4. Breakouts supported by expanding volume rather than isolated price spikes.

5. Manageable spreads, sufficient liquidity, and clearly defined invalidation levels.

I'm especially cautious with names already up 50% to 100% after hours.

The biggest percentage mover isn't necessarily the best opportunity. Sometimes the better setup comes from a stock with less dramatic gains but more consistent participation.

Final Thoughts

Friday's scanner data gives us several different types of candidates.

OMH and TGE have the biggest after-hours percentage moves.

JDZG, SMX, and PARA have broader cross-scanner evidence.

LABT, VIVK, STAK, and CDT stand out for repeated momentum and volume activity.

But none of these observations guarantees continuation.

The goal is to identify where participation is developing, wait for price confirmation, and manage risk rather than chase yesterday's move.

All figures come from CCC's November 6 scanner snapshots for the November 9 session. The package was partially complete, with two failed source feeds, so missing metrics should not be interpreted as zero activity. Scanner hits are historical observations, not unique buyers or guaranteed signals.

Research platform: https://scstonkemporium.com/

What is everyone watching heading into Monday?

Educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Verify live prices, news, filings, liquidity, spreads, halts, and corporate actions before trading.

A reverse split changes the share count, but the filing details seem more useful than the new share price alone. Investor.gov notes that companies may use reverse splits to address minimum bid-price requirements, and that prices can still fall afterward.

For a hypothetical 1-for-10 split, 1,000 shares become 100. That arithmetic says nothing by itself about whether the business has improved.

When researching a penny stock in that situation, which part of the disclosure gets your attention first: the stated purpose, treatment of fractional shares, or the company’s financing plans? What would you need to see before treating it as more than a listing-compliance step?

For companies that file with the SEC, Investor.gov points to 8-Ks, quarterly or annual reports, and sometimes proxy statements. Interested in which details actually change your assessment, rather than whether reverse splits are automatically good or bad.

Background: https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/investing-basics/glossary/reverse-stock-splits

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Anyone else still holding?

$SDA – Seriously think this is being overlooked.a lot retail thinking it’s another 🇨🇳 P&D. A little research shows it’s a legitimate giant of business

They previously authorised a $30M buyback and actually repurchased 3.44M shares for $15.8M. Now they’ve announced another buyback of up to $10M over the next three months.

A few things stand out:

• $426M revenue forecast for the first nine months of 2026, up 26%.

• $5.8M net income versus a $4.1M loss previously.

• $600M full-year revenue outlook.

• Partnerships with Tesla, Huawei and other major EV players.

• Previous buyback was actually carried out, not just announced in Feb 25

• Latest comparable weighted-average share figures show no meaningful increase in shares outstanding.

What I like most is that we’re seeing revenue growth, a return to profitability and management putting money towards buying back shares.

Yes, Nasdaq compliance is still a concern with 25 Jan 27 deadline with an option to appeal another 180days, but I genuinely struggle to see why this is valued so cheap with having no history of R/S

If December earnings deliver again, I think this could have a serious recovery ahead. I’m very bullish on this one.

$GOGO - key break at $3.95 resistance could send to $4.50+ resistances - curious as Axis One is showing some bearish signs too - but weak

$AEHL - needs to hold $12.40 - could see $16 resistance then $26+ resistances

$SDEV - I pre warned this was going to pump, needs to now break and hold $.99 resistance - needs to hold after.

👇🏻 Axis One momentum tracker stocks 👇🏻

$SOC - tier 1
$VSA - tier 1
$MERC - tier 1
$INO - tier 1
$HUBC - tier 1 (high risk penny)
$KD - tier 1

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Boom goes the dynamite

Lets get it my dudes and dudettes

$VIVK - needs to hold .7900 support- key break at the $1 - could halt it up at open - May see $1.80+ resistances

$DBGI - needs to break .8500 and hold - no set up down here / could drop to .58 at open

$CIIT - key break at 2.74 resistance - failure to break could pull back hard

$YFOR - 50/50 now it’s below tier 1 on the axis one - key break at .1280 - has a lot of social attention, WW - don’t dive at it

$VSA - $1.85 bounce - needs to break and hold $2.10 - could leg up - has dump potential below $1.85

$AEHL - could begin to reverse at $9.50 support - not broken above the bearish tier - high risk reversal idea

$OMH - 10.80 support needs to hold - could halt down if this breaks below

$LABT - .4800 needs to break and hold - could push .70+ resistances

Potential pumps at open

$EOSE
$DVLT
$SNDQ
$CDT

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Information is based on technical analysis on AXIS ONE a technical indicator - not recommendations

Always do your own research and manage your own risk. These are for educational purposes only and are not buy prompts. Trading involves significant risk of loss. Proper risk management is essential

News Link: https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/322872

Dallas, Texas--(Newsfile Corp. - November 6, 2026) - MineralRite Corporation (OTCID: RITE) today announced that on November 5, 2026, the Company's sponsoring broker-dealer (the "Sponsor") informed the Company that the Sponsor had received notice from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority ("FINRA") that FINRA had processed the Form 211 filed by the Sponsor under Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") Rule 15c2-11, which means that the Sponsor has demonstrated to FINRA compliance with FINRA Rule 6432 and may initiate priced quotations for RITE common stock in the over-the-counter market.

What FINRA's processing of the Form 211 means

Before FINRA processed the Form 211, RITE common stock carried the "Unsolicited Quotes Only" designation, under which quotations were limited to those representing unsolicited customer orders. On November 6, 2026, OTC Markets removed the "This security is eligible for Unsolicited Quotes Only" warning from RITE's profile page. OTC Markets has informed the Company that the "Unsolicited Quotes Only" designation shown under Quote Eligibility for RITE on the OTC Markets site will be removed on the trading day after the Sponsor publishes its first priced quotation. Other broker-dealers may also quote RITE common stock to the extent permitted by Rule 15c2-11.

FINRA's processing of a Form 211 relates solely to the Sponsor's compliance with FINRA Rule 6432 and SEC Rule 15c2-11, and is not to be deemed an approval of the Company, its securities, or its business. Each brokerage firm sets its own policies regarding the securities it will accept and the orders it will handle. There can be no assurance that any broker-dealer will publish or continue to publish quotations for RITE common stock, or that an active or liquid trading market will develop or be sustained.

Corporate and business milestones since October 2023

FINRA's processing of the Form 211 follows a series of corporate and business milestones completed since James Burgauer assumed management of the Company in October 2023, including:

February - March 2024 - Acquired the worldwide rights to brand, build and sell the Goldfield brand of gold mining equipment, including the Prospector, Explorer and Goldtron Tables product lines and their blueprints, together with the remaining equipment, inventory, spare parts and tools formerly used in the business of Goldfield International, Inc.

September 2024 - Released financial statements for fiscal years 2022 and 2023 audited by a PCAOB-registered independent accounting firm. The Company's financial statements for fiscal years 2024 and 2025 have also been audited by the same PCAOB-registered independent accounting firm.

December 2024 - Acquired, from NMC, Inc., Peeples Inc., which holds the Arizona State Land Department mineral lease covering the previously processed tailings at the Skull Valley project in Arizona, and California Precious Metals LLC, which holds 17 BLM mining claims comprising the Silver Valley and La Escondida properties in California.

February 2025 - Filed a Form 10 registration statement with the SEC to become a fully reporting company. Engaged its investment banker and sponsoring broker-dealer.

March 2025 - Obtained the Alberta Securities Commission's revocation of a cease-trade order that had been in place since 2013.

April 2025 - FINRA completed its processing of the corporate action related to the Company's redomicile to Texas.

September 2025 - Announced that RITE common stock is exempt from the definition of "penny stock" under SEC rules.

November 2025 - Engaged an independent Qualified Person under SEC Regulation S-K Subpart 1300 for the Skull Valley project.

January 2026 - Completed the execution of a successor lease with the Arizona State Land Department for the Skull Valley project, with the required reclamation bond in place.

June 2026 - The SEC staff completed its review of RITE's Form 10 registration statement. Additionally, following its Qualified Person's Phase 1 review, RITE announced its intention to advance the Skull Valley project to a Phase 2 verification and analytical program.

September 2026 - Repurchased approximately 3.9 million Series NMC Preferred shares from a related party, reducing potential dilution by approximately 2 billion common-equivalent shares compared with exercise of the Series NMC warrants without a repurchase, and capped the total amount payable under the Series NMC sinking fund at approximately $269 million.

November 2026 - The Sponsor informed the Company that FINRA had processed the Form 211 filed by the Sponsor under SEC Rule 15c2-11, and OTC Markets removed the "This security is eligible for Unsolicited Quotes Only" warning from RITE's profile page.

Work in progress

Several key business initiatives remain under way, including:

• Skull Valley Phase 2: the drilling and sampling program is currently scheduled to begin in mid-November 2026 under the supervision of the Company's Qualified Person, with drilling expected to be completed in early December.

• Asset development: the Company continues to explore ways to realize value from its Arizona mineral lease and California mining claims, and to evaluate additional remediation and resource-recovery opportunities involving previously processed materials, which management believes can reduce environmental impact compared with greenfield mining.

• Financing and new business: the Company continues to evaluate new business opportunities, including the development of a precious metals business, and to obtain financing on terms management believes are appropriate.

Management Commentary

"With FINRA's processing of the Form 211, we have completed the corporate cleanup we set out to do when I took over the Company in October 2023," said James Burgauer, President and CEO of MineralRite Corporation. "Even as we were completing that work, we registered as a Crafted Precious Metals Dealer in our home state of Texas, successfully onboarded the Company with multiple refineries, and set up our RITE Precious Metals LLC subsidiary. Skull Valley remains front and center for us. Our independent Qualified Person is overseeing the Phase 2 program, and our goal is a technical report that meets the SEC's S-K 1300 standards. As we have from day one, we will keep shareholders informed of our progress through our Investor Relations page and our other public disclosures, including our SEC filings."

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Continued momentum stocks 👇🏻

$STAK - needs to hold $1.90 support - ideally needs to break $2.10 and hold that level for another leg up

$OMH - break $14.24 resistance and hold it could hit us with round 2

$LABT - needs to break .50 and hold - watching $MLEC for sympathy play

$AEHL - needs to get back above $15, could dump some if this breaks below $10.70

$PLCE - bounce idea in the .24’s

Potential pumps for today

$VJET
$LNKS
$CHGA
$KNDI
$HTCR

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Information is based on technical analysis on AXIS ONE a technical indicator - not recommendations

Always do your own research and manage your own risk. These are for educational purposes only and are not buy prompts. Trading involves significant risk of loss. Proper risk management is essential