Bull&Bear | Critical Metals and CeriBell Lead Bullish Surge Amid Bearish Pressure on Fold Holdings and Wellgistics

In the bullish category, Critical Metals (CRML) increased by 40.26%. The rise comes after Black Box Stock Company's acquisition target, Realloys, announced the acquisition of rare earth magnet producer Pmt Critical Metals.

CeriBell (CBLL) saw an increase of 34.53%. This surge is attributed to the company's reported sales performance, which exceeded expectations, leading to a rise alongside Simulations Plus, Certara, and other major stocks on Friday.

MarketWise (MKTW) rose by 33.03%, following the company's report of preliminary unaudited first-quarter billings of $70 million, marking an increase of more than 26% from the previous quarter. Additionally, the company initiated a stock repurchase program, with a total cash dividend yield over the past 12 months amounting to 16%.

RegenMed Technologies (RGC) climbed by 28.47%. Similar to CeriBell, RegenMed's boost follows the company's sales performance that surpassed expectations, joining the uptrend with Simulations Plus, Certara, and other significant stocks on Friday.

Recursion (RXRX) experienced a 27.72% rise, again following the trend of exceeding sales expectations, contributing to Friday's surge alongside Simulations Plus, Certara, and other large stocks.

Turning to the bearish category, Fold Holdings (FLD) declined by 32.75%, marking a two-day consecutive fall with a total drop of 37.15% over these two days. The company announced the acquisition of 475 bitcoins through convertible bonds, aiming to increase its holdings by 50% to over 1,485 bitcoins, which impacted its stock negatively.

Wellgistics (WGRX) fell by 26.09%, extending a two-day decline to 32.79%. The drop followed the FDA's decision to "end" due to mass layoffs, which adversely affected health-related stocks.

Steel Partners (SPLP) decreased by 15.40%, sustaining a two-day drop of 24.39%. This downturn came after the Steel Partners Holdings L.P. announced its voluntary delisting from the NYSE and deregistration with the SEC. The company expects to be quoted on the OTCQX market following its NYSE delisting.

Xiaoying Technology (XYF) saw a drop of 11.36%, continuing a three-day decline totaling 13.56%. Reports have criticized the company for issues in its financial product designs, such as annual interest rates crossing regulatory limits and unclear membership fee structures. These revelations could lead to diminished investor confidence and negatively impact Xiaoying Technology's stock price.

More broadly, technology sector stocks are declining as the market reacts to President Trump's announcement of large-scale tariffs.