FG Nexus shares rise 10.07% intraday after B. Riley analyst maintains 'buy' rating with $5.00 target.

think> Okay, so I need to transform the given Chinese text into a concise news headline in English following the specified rules. Let me start by breaking down the input. First, the company name is "FG Nexus". The percentage change is 10.06597222%, which I need to round to two decimal places. That would be 10.07%. The time period mentioned is "intraday", so that's straightforward. Next, the reasons for the price movement. There are two points: one is that B. Riley analyst maintained a "buy" rating on November 20, 2025, with a target price of $5.00. The second point is that the stock has risen 11% in the past week, and on November 27, 2025, the price was $2.88. The example provided includes the company name, percentage, time period, and a brief reason. The example also has the company's description, but in the given input, there's no such description about FG Nexus. So maybe I just need to include the key reasons without additional company info if it's not provided. Wait, the input here doesn't have a company description like the example. The example had a paragraph explaining the company's focus. But in this case, the user didn't provide such info. So I should stick to the given information. So the headline should include FG Nexus, 10.07% intraday, and the reasons. The example combined both reasons into the brief explanation. Let me check the example again. The example's output had two sentences for the reasons. Here, there are two reasons as well. So I need to combine them into a concise statement. The first reason is the analyst maintaining a buy rating with a target price. The second is the recent 11% rise and the current price. However, the second point mentions the date November 27 and the price $2.88. But the percentage change given is for the intraday movement. Wait, the input says "近一周股价上涨11%", which is a 11% rise in the past week. So the 10.07% intraday is part of that recent movement? So the headline should mention both the analyst's action and the recent price increase. Let me structure it as: "FG Nexus surged 10.07% intraday trading, driven by B. Riley analyst maintaining a 'buy' rating with a $5.00 target price on November 20, 2025, and the stock rising 11% over the past week, with a closing price of $2.88 on November 27, 2025." Wait, but the example used "with the company announcing..." here, it's "driven by" followed by the reasons. Also, need to make sure the dates are correctly formatted. The example used "November 20, 2025" and "November 27, 2025". The user's input has those dates as well. So that's correct. But in the example, the dates were part of the reason. Here, the second reason mentions the price on November 27. However, the percentage change given is for intraday, so maybe the $2.88 is the price after the rise. But the example included the date in the reason. So I should include both dates here. Wait, the first reason is the analyst's action on November 20, and the second is the week's rise ending on November 27. The percentage given (10.07%) is intraday, so maybe that's the movement on November 27, but the user hasn't specified the exact date for the intraday movement. Hmm, the input says "盘中 intraday大涨10.06597222%", which is during the intraday trading. The dates mentioned are November 20 and November 27. The example included the dates in the reasons. So perhaps in the headline, we need to mention both the analyst's action and the recent price movement as the reasons for the intraday surge. But the percentage change is for the intraday movement, which might be on the same day as the November 27 data. However, the input doesn't specify the exact date of the intraday movement. The example didn't have a date for the movement, just the time period. So maybe we don't need to include the date of the intraday movement, just the time period as "intraday". So putting it all together: "FG Nexus surged 10.07% intraday trading, driven by B. Riley analyst maintaining a 'buy' rating with a $5.00 target price on November 20, 2025, and.