Bull&Bear | Cloudastructure Leads Bullish Surge with 113.73% Increase; West Pharma Falls 38.22% Amid Investor Concerns

**Bullish Stocks Overview:**

**Cloudastructure (CSAI) surged by 113.73%**, continuing its rise for four consecutive days, with a cumulative four-day increase of 599.07%. The company, which is a leading property management entity in the Washington metropolitan area, has opted for Cloudastructure’s AI-driven security-semiconductor solutions, which has boosted investor confidence significantly.

**Dominari Holdings (DOMH) gained 89.23%**. The rise in stock price followed Dominari Holdings' announcement of completing a registered direct offering and a private placement worth $13.5 million. Additionally, the appointment of Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump to the advisory board added to the positive market sentiment.

**INLIF LIMITED (INLF) rose by 50.42%**, marking a two-day consecutive increase and a cumulative two-day rise of 94.60%. The surge follows the company’s successful completion of an $8 million initial public offering.

**Aurora Innovation (AUR) climbed by 46.05%**. The stock saw a pre-market increase after the announcement of its fourth-quarter earnings, demonstrating strong market optimism.

**Karman Holdings (KRMN) increased by 36.59%**. Following its debut on the New York Stock Exchange, Karman Holdings saw a rise in its stock price. The initial public offering (IPO) was priced at $22 per share, with a total issuance of 23 million shares, reflecting strong market confidence and a positive reception.

**Bearish Stocks Overview:**

**West Pharma (WST) dropped by 38.22%**, marking a three-day consecutive decline with a cumulative three-day decrease of 38.57%. The company’s plans to achieve organic sales growth of 2-3% by 2025, alongside its emphasis on GLP-1 market expansion, did not suffice to bolster investor confidence, resulting in a noteworthy slide in stock value.

**The Trade Desk (TTD) declined by 32.98%**. The substantial sell-off came after a director sold 400,000 shares of common stock, valued at approximately $48.27 million, leading to a significant drop in market price.

**Aspen Aerogels (ASPN) fell by 23.40%**, with a two-day consecutive decline and a total two-day drop of 25.86%. The drop was precipitated by a 19.1% decrease in stock price following the announcement of its fourth-quarter earnings.

**Fastly (FSLY) decreased by 20.85%**. The company's stock price target was downgraded by RBC Capital from $10.00 to $8.00, contributing to a negative market reaction.

**Pegasystems (PEGA) reduced by 19.62%**. Despite William Blair maintaining a buy rating, Pegasystems saw a decline of over 19%, setting it on track for the largest percentage drop since May 2022, indicative of investor apprehension and market volatility in the stock's performance.