Bull&Bear | Patriot National Bancorp Leads Bullish Surge; Webull Faces Bearish Pressures Amidst China Ties Concerns

In terms of bullish stocks:

Patriot National Bancorp, Inc. (PNBK) surged 73.54%, marking a five-day rally with a total gain of 142.96% over the past five days. According to the latest SEC filings, insiders at Patriot National Bancorp have acquired shares worth $5,264,984.

Hertz Global Holdings, Inc. (HTZ) increased by 44.31%, securing a two-day streak with a two-day increase of 125.75%. Pershing Square has increased its stake in Hertz by 19.8%, expressing potential for gains in investment returns.

uniQure N.V. (QURE) rose by 38.45%. UniQure announced that the FDA has granted breakthrough therapy designation for AMT-130, a treatment for Huntington's disease.

FatPipe Networks, Inc. (FATN) was up 37.35%, continuing a two-day rise, accumulating a 67.52% gain over the two days. FatPipe has enhanced standards for small and medium-sized enterprises by enabling easy deployment of affordable single-stack network security and cybersecurity solutions.

Zhengye Biotechnology Holdings Co., Ltd. (ZYBT) climbed 32.02% and has been climbing for five consecutive days, with a 151.50% increase over the last five days. Zhengye Biotechnology Holdings Co. Ltd wonders if it can improve its returns.

In terms of bearish stocks:

Webull (BULL) fell 27.31%, marking three consistent days of decline with a three-day drop of 58.14%. Webull's shares continue to fall following their NASDAQ listing earlier this week. Additionally, reports of lawmakers pressuring investigations into the company’s ties with China may also be contributing to the stock's decline.

Agilon Health, Inc. (AGL) declined by 26.87%, decreasing for four continuous days, dropping 29.58% over this period. TD Cowen has maintained a "hold" rating for Agilon Health, but adjusted its price target upwards to $6.

NioCorp Developments Ltd (NB) dropped 25.07%. The company expects a first-quarter loss of $5.4 million, with an anticipated loss per share of $0.11.

UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (UNH) fell by 22.38%. The company’s closing was down by 22.4% due to the company revising its annual profit forecast downward, and quarterly earnings not meeting expectations.

ManpowerGroup Inc. (MAN) slid 19.07%, continuing a three-day downward trend, with a 22.53% decline over the past three days. ManpowerGroup experienced a drop of over 14%, expected to close at its lowest price since December 2012, amid slow recruitment rates and high unemployment in the software sector, according to a recruitment firm.