CLOSED PREVIOUS SESSION Hot Ideas that closed in the previous session finished 3 up and 4 down, with an average result of -0.7%. DFTX — Mind Medicine (MindMed) Inc. — stood out at +26.9%, while REPL added +0.2% and APGE edged up +0.1%. The losses mattered. CRDO fell -18.8%, SITM dropped -5.7%, GNRC lost -4.0%, and HOOD declined -3.7%, leaving the session’s big win unable to carry the full group. HOT IDEAS ON RADAR 37 active today, with DAVE, SITM and XMTR leading the featured names. DAVEDave Inc.Strong near-term momentum, with the stock up about 32.5% over 21 trading days and 15.8% in the last week. Q1 revenue grew 47% YoY, management raised 2026 revenue and EBITDA guidance, and S&P SmallCap 600 inclusion became effective 2026-06-01. SITMSiTime CorporationStrong AI semiconductor catalyst profile after a recent update showed revenue up 88% YoY and AI-focused CED revenue up 158%. Full-year growth guidance was raised to at least 80%, with improved margins and cash flow, while the stock is up about 9% over 21 trading days. XMTRXometry, Inc.Momentum is paired with operating improvement after the stock closed at its 21-day high on 2026-06-30. Q1 revenue rose 36%, adjusted EBITDA and free cash flow turned positive, full-year guidance was raised, and Siemens made a roughly $50M minority investment. Others on radar PBFBBVLOLXRXFROGCHYMAORTCRSMBXABBV+24 more BIG MOVERS — PREVIOUS SESSION Close-to-close move over the previous session. | GLWCorning Incorporated | +14.7% |
Hot Ideas · held since Jun 24, 2026 Shares rose amid positive coverage highlighting Corning’s optics exposure to the AI boom. | SNEXStoneX Group Inc. | -14.4% |
Hot Ideas · held since Jun 24, 2026 No single clear catalyst in the day's news. | VICRVicor Corporation | +12.2% |
Hot Ideas · held since Jun 23, 2026 Shares rose as headlines highlighted Vicor’s strong momentum and potential for a further surge. MARKET PULSE Fed hawkishness moved back into focus as strong labor data, record quarter-end gains and inflation worries kept risk appetite from looking one-sided. U.S. job openings rose to a 2-year high, the Dow hit record territory, chip stocks headed for their best quarter ever, and the dollar reached its highest level versus the yen since 1986 while spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $4.1B in June outflows. |