Bull&Bear | Humacyte and Forward Air Lead Bullish Surge; FatPipe and Neogen Hit Hard in Bear Market

In the realm of bullish stocks, Humacyte (HUMA) surged by 33.04%. This significant rise was fueled by top executives making a bold statement through the acquisition of Humacyte shares. This move reflects strong confidence in the company’s future prospects.

Forward Air Corporation (FWRD) witnessed an increase of 31.90%. The surge followed Forward Air's projection that its consolidated EBITDA for the first quarter of 2025 would range between $54 million and $59 million. This optimistic forecast has evidently bolstered investor sentiment.

Kura Sushi USA (KRUS) saw its stock price ascend by 31.62% as the company announced its second-quarter financial results. The positive performance provided a catalyst for this upward movement in Kura Sushi's stock.

Bally's Corporation (BALY) experienced a rise of 32.88%, continuing a two-day rally that saw a total increase of 42.21% over the period. This growth was sparked by a definitive agreement with a technology innovation board, involving AUD 300 million in strategic capital investments through convertible bonds and subordinated debt.

Shares of Capri Holdings (CPRI) increased by 31.09%. This boost was partly due to the U.S. President's decision to suspend reciprocal tariffs on all countries except China for 90 days, which positively impacted retail and apparel company stocks.

Conversely, in the bear market segment, FatPipe (FATN) experienced a significant decline of 40.38%. Trading was halted after FatPipe's shares reached a downward limit, causing concerns among investors.

Shares of Neogen Corporation (NEOG) dropped 28.69%, marking a two-day decline of 36.05%. The company suffered losses after announcing third-quarter financial results that did not meet expectations, coupled with a fiscal year 2025 sales forecast below estimates.

Junee (JUNE) fell by 13.38%, extending a four-day decrease that amounted to 24.74%. The decline coincided with the company's decision to restructure its board of directors, an action perceived as critical by stakeholders.

USA Rare Earth (USAR) saw its shares fall by 12.26%, continuing a two-day decline of 22.18%. This trend occurred alongside the establishment of an innovation lab by Aivin Holdings in Stillwater, Oklahoma, which did not immediately translate to investor confidence.

Newsmax (NMAX) dropped 11.48%, with a two-day decline of 26.34%. The decline followed a Delaware judge's ruling that Newsmax defamed Dominion Voting Systems, with damages to be determined at trial. This legal development poses potential negative implications for Newsmax’s financial health and reputation.