Jan. 22 LunchTime Movers Board: Nvidia climbs above $600 after KeyBanc Capital maintains overweight

Mover TrackerMonday, Jan 22, 2024 9:49 am ET

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LunchTime Gainers:Rail Vision, Sagimet, Rumble, Nustar, Nvidia

RVSN:

RailVision rockets 84% premarket after saying its main line system has successfully obtained formal certifications for critical European Union Railway standards.

SGMT:

SagimetBiosciences rockets 100% on NASH Study results.

NS:

NustarEnergy jumps 19% on Sunoco acquisition.

RUM:

Rumbleinc jumps 15% pre market on Barstool partnership.

NVDA:

Nvidiaclimbs above $600 after KeyBanc Capital maintains overweight.

LunchTime Losers:Virios, FOXO, Sunoco, Gilead, BHP

VIRI:

ViriosTherapeutics tumbles 22% after announcing plans to advance development of IMC-2.

FOXO:

FOXO Technologies drops 13% after formalizing license agreement with Kr8.ai.

SUN:

Sunoco sinks 8% as the Co. to acquire Nustar.

GILD:

GileadSciences drops 8% after lung cancer research fails

BHP:

BHPGroup sinks 0.93% after closing Australia nickle business.

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