CXApp shares rise 15.17% intraday after premarket surge to $0.40.

think> Okay, let me try to tackle this. The user wants me to transform the given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. First, I need to make sure I understand all the requirements. The input is about CXApp's stock price movement. The key points are the percentage changes in different time periods: a 15.16923077% intraday increase and a 41.07% premarket surge to $0.40. Also, there's a 44.02% gain over the past five days. But the example provided in the prompt only includes the percentage change for the specific time period mentioned, so I should focus on the intraday and premarket figures. The company name is CXApp, and I need to keep it unchanged. The percentages should be rounded to two decimal places. The time periods mentioned are intraday and premarket. The example also included a brief reason for the price movement, but in this input, the reason isn't explicitly stated. Wait, the example had a reason like the subsidiary signing an agreement. Here, the input just states the price changes without a specific reason. Hmm, maybe the user expects me to infer the reason from the context, but there's no information given here. The input just lists the percentage changes and the price reaching $0.40 in premarket. So perhaps the reason is the combination of the premarket surge and the recent five-day gain? Wait, the example had a reason like the company's announcement. Here, there's no such announcement mentioned. The input just states the price movements. So maybe the reason is just the premarket surge and the recent five-day gain. But the prompt says to include a brief reason for the price movement. Since there's no explicit reason, perhaps the reason is the surge in premarket trading and the recent gains over five days. But how to phrase that concisely? Let me check the example again. The example included the reason as the subsidiary signing an agreement. In this case, the input doesn't have such a reason. So maybe the user expects me to note that the price movement is due to the premarket surge and the five-day trend. But the example only mentions the specific reason related to the company's action. Since there's no such info here, maybe the reason is just the surge in premarket and the recent five-day gains. But the user might expect that, even if the reason isn't explicitly given, to state the factors contributing to the price movement. So, the output should include the company name, the percentage changes with their time periods, and a brief reason. The example had two sentences: the first with the surge and reason, the second explaining the company's focus. But in this case, the company's focus isn't mentioned. Wait, the input doesn't provide any information about CXApp's business. The example had a detailed description of the company, but here, the input is just about the stock price movements. So maybe the second part isn't needed here. The example's second paragraph was part of the input's content, but here, the input doesn't have that. Therefore, the output should only include the first part: the company name, percentage changes, time periods, and the reason based on the given data. So, the first sentence would be: CXApp surged 15.17% intraday, with the stock surging 41.07% in premarket trading to $0.40, and a five-day gain of 44.02%. Wait, but the example used "with the company announcing..." So here, the reason is the premarket surge and the five-day gain. But the user might want to structure it similarly. However, the input doesn't mention any specific reason beyond the price movements themselves. So perhaps the reason is the combination of the premarket surge and the recent five-day performance. Alternatively, maybe the reason is the premarket surge reaching $0.40, and the five-day gain contributing to the intraday increase. So the headline would state the intraday change, mention the premarket surge and the five-day gain as the reasons. I need to make sure the percentage changes are correctly rounded. The intraday is 15.16923077%, which rounds to 15.17%. The premarket is 41.07%, which is already two decimal places. The five-day gain is 44.02%, which is also two decimals. Putting it all together: "CXApp surged 15.17% intraday, with the stock surging 41.07% in premarket trading to $0.40 and a five-day gain of 44.02%." But the example's structure was two sentences, with the first sentence including the surge and the reason, and the second explaining the company.