ABLV shares surge 34.87% intraday as cybersecurity sector gains momentum from Chainguard’s $636M funding and Smishing campaign concerns.
ByAinvest
Friday, Dec 5, 2025 9:36 am ET1min read
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Able View Global surged 34.87% intraday as cybersecurity sector dynamics intensified, driven by Chainguard’s $636M supply chain security funding and global Smishing campaign alerts. The stock’s rally, despite a broader sector mixed performance (e.g., Honeywell down 0.89%), reflects speculative demand fueled by its low float and high volatility. Analysts attribute the move to heightened investor focus on cybersecurity risks, with ABLV acting as a proxy for sector-wide tailwinds. Technical indicators and elevated trading volume (129% surge) further underscore the momentum, though divergences with established sector leaders highlight the speculative nature of the move.
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