58 Stocks Moving In Thursday's Mid-Day Session

Gainers

• Future FinTech Group Inc. FTFT shares jumped 187% to $4.82 as the company said China Copyright Protection Center has accepted its application for applied blockchain technology related software copyrights. On Tuesday, Future Fintech and Blocknance signed a term sheet for potential acquisition.
• 3D Systems Corporation DDD shares surged 96% to $21.98 after the company issued strong preliminary sales figures for the fourth quarter. The company also highlighted completion of sale of Cimatron And GibbsCAM businesses. JP Morgan upgraded 3D Sys from Underweight to Neutral and raised the price target from $8 to $14.
• SOS Limited SOS shares jumped 70.4% to $2.93 after climbing around 24% on Wednesday. SOS hired crypto mining, safety, insurance source, Eric Yan to team.
• Xunlei Limited XNET surged 66.8% to $5.62 amid market strength.
• Mercurity Fintech Holding Inc. MFH jumped 47% to $4.6885.
• Taoping Inc. TAOP gained 42% to $3.97 as traders circulated company’s website highlighting data mining for crypto/blockchain.
• ENGlobal Corporation ENG surged 41% to $4.175.
• Oragenics, Inc. OGEN rose 39.2% to $0.8629 after the company entered into a material transfer agreement with Adjuvance Technologies for COVID-19 vaccine adjuvant. Oragenics, last month, reported a $6.5 million registered direct offering.
• ZW Data Action Technologies Inc. CNET shares rose 39.2% to $1.9350 after the company announced a strategic partnership with Yujun Capital. ZW Data Action Technologies, last month, reported a partnership with Sanyi Internet Information Technology.
• Marathon Patent Group, Inc. MARA rose 37.7% to $23.35 amid recent strength in Bitcoin prices.
• Ebang International Holdings Inc. EBON gained 34% to $8.25 amid market strength.
• ReneSola Ltd SOL rose 35.7% to $22.83 after gaining around 14% on Wednesday. The company recently announced it signed an MOU with Eiffel Investment Group to fund solar development in Europe.
• Sunworks, Inc. SUNW shares jumped 32.2% to $7.67 after jumping 16% on Wednesday.
• AirNet Technology Inc. ANTE rose 30.7% to $2.7037 after dropping around 19% on Wednesday. The company recently entered into investment agreement with Unistar Group Holdings Ltd.
• Social Capital Hedosophia Holdings Corp. V IPOE gained 29.6% to $15.71. SoFi, a leading next-generation financial services platform, will become publicly-traded via merger with Social Capital Hedosophia.
• Plug Power Inc. PLUG shares jumped 29.5% to $45.31. Plug Power and South Korean SK Group announced plans to form a strategic partnership to accelerate hydrogen economy expansion in Asian markets.
• Stratasys Ltd. SSYS rose 29.5% to $27.24 amid market strength.
• voxeljet AG VJET gained 29.3% to $13.10.
• The Peck Company Holdings, Inc. PECK rose 28.7% to $14.08. The Peck recently announced it would acquire iSun Energy in an all-stock deal.
• The9 Limited NCTY gained 28.6% to $19.15 after gaining 74% on Wednesday. The9, on Monday, signed a legally binding cooperation and investment term sheet with cryptocurrencies mining investors led by Jianping Kong to start the cryptocurrencies business.
• Oxford Immunotec Global PLC OXFD shares jumped 27.2% to $22.00. PerkinElmer announced plans to acquire Oxford Immunotec Global PLC for $22 per share in cash.
• Energous Corporation WATT jumped 25.2% to $2.5160 as the confirmation of Joe Biden as US President and recent Democratic victories in Georgia alleviate some gridlock concerns and raise stimulus optimism.
• Conversion Labs, Inc. CVLB shares rose 24.9% to $7.48 after BTIG initiated coverage on the stock with a Buy rating and announced a price target of $15 per share.
• Riot Blockchain, Inc. RIOT surged 24.6% to $24.03 as recent Bitcoin momentum continued to lift crypto-related stocks.
• Arcturus Therapeutics Holdings Inc. ARCT rose 24.1% to $61.26 after Wells Fargo initiated coverage on the stock with an Overweight rating.
• The ExOne Company XONE jumped 23.8% to $12.70.
• FuelCell Energy, Inc. FCEL gained 23.3% to $15.17 after gaining around 10% on Wednesday.
• Nxt-ID, Inc. NXTD rose 20% to $1.68. Nxt-ID recently regained compliance with Nasdaq minimum bid price requirement.
• Materialise NV MTLS gained 19.4% to $70.39.
• Clean Energy Fuels Corp. CLNE rose 19% to $10.71.
• DarioHealth Corp. DRIO jumped 18.5% to $19.90 as the company named Claudia Rimerman Kraut as Vice President of Broker and Consultant Partnerships.
• C3.ai, Inc. AI gained 18.3% to $134.22 amid a rise in yields.
• Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives, Inc. IEA jumped 18.3% to $21.83. Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives, last week, won a 185MW Wind construction contract in Illinois.
• Richardson Electronics, Ltd. RELL climbed 17.2% to $5.51 after the company swung to a profit in the second quarter.
• Star Peak Energy Transition Corp. STPK gained 17.1% to $22.08.
• Iteris, Inc. ITI jumped 16.4% to $6.84.
• CureVac N.V. CVAC rose 15.4% to $100.24. CureVac said Thursday it has signed a collaboration and services agreement with German chemicals company Bayer AG for the further development, supply and territorial operations of CureVac's CVnCoV.
• CleanSpark, Inc. CLSK gained 15.3% to $40.60. CleanSpark commenced residential estate program with Bay Area Energy Solutions.
• MicroStrategy Incorporated MSTR rose 14.9% to $552.35 amid an increase in the price of Bitcoin. MicroStrategy holds bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset.
• American Superconductor Corporation AMSC gained 14.8% to $30.91.
• DermTech Inc DMTK gained 14.5% to $39.61 after the company announced pricing of public offering of common stock.
• Akerna Corp. KERN gained 14.2% to $4.78. Akerna recently said MJ Analytics 'has generated a six figure increase in sales.'
• American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc. AXL rose 13.2% to $9.82.
• AngioDynamics, Inc. ANGO surged 12.9% to $18.28 after reporting upbeat quarterly results.
• Tilray, Inc. TLRY rose 9.5% to $11.79 amid strength in cannabis names following the confirmation of Biden as president and Democratic Senate victories in Georgia, which are seen as favorable for cannabis legalization.

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Losers

• Urban One, Inc. UONE shares dropped 27% to $6.48 after jumping 102% on Wednesday. Urban One said it sees Q4 revenue of $110 million to $114 million.
• Digital Ally, Inc. DGLY shares fell 23.4% to $2.78 after jumping over 32% on Wednesday The company announced its decision not to proceed with previously proposed underwritten public offering of common stock.
• Addex Therapeutics Ltd ADXN fell 21.3% to $10.55 after the company reported pricing of $10.0 million global offering.
• ViewRay, Inc. VRAY dipped 18.2% to $5.93. ViewRay recently priced in its 10.3 million shares common stock offering at $4.85 per share.
• Duos Technologies Group, Inc. DUOT shares declined 17% to $4.38. Duos Technologies Group shares surged 23% on Wednesday amid unrest in Washington DC. The company's Virtual Security Shield unit is a provider of technologies for homeland security applications for security in critical areas and buffer zones.
• Universal Security Instruments, Inc. UUU declined 16.2% to $5.78. Universal Security Instruments shares surged 28% on Wednesday amid unrest at the US Capitol. The company makes safety and security products.
• China Telecom Corporation Limited CHA fell 15.9% to $24.71. The NYSE announced plans to re-commence delisting proceedings of China Telecom Corp American Depositary Shares.
• Vislink Technologies, Inc. VISL fell 15.6% to $1.6714 after jumping more than 35% on Wednesday.
• BM Technologies, Inc. BMTX fell 12.8% to $13.52.
• NeuroBo Pharmaceuticals, Inc. NRBO tumbled 12.7% to $5.83 after climbing 20% on Wednesday.
• SuperCom Ltd. SPCB fell 12.1% to $1.1598 after gaining over 16% on Wednesday. SuperCom recently named Ordan Trabelsi as President and CEO.
• China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited CHU dipped 11.9% to $5.42 following report NYSE will proceed with delisting of three Chinese telecom companies.
• Bed Bath & Beyond Inc BBBY dropped 9.2% to $19.09 after the company reported weaker-than-expected Q3 results.