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Heritage Global Surges 19% on Asset Acquisition as Pre-Market Movers Show Wild Swings

MarketDash Editorial Team
5 hours ago
Heritage Global jumped nearly 20% in pre-market trading after its subsidiary acquired assets from The Debt Exchange. Meanwhile, 19 other stocks saw dramatic moves, with AlphaTON Capital soaring over 150% and Travere Therapeutics tumbling 28% on a corporate update.

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Heritage Global Inc (HGBL) kicked off Tuesday's pre-market session with a bang, climbing 19.1% to $1.62 after announcing a strategic acquisition. The company's subsidiary, Heritage DebtX, snapped up substantially all of the assets of The Debt Exchange, a move that clearly caught investors' attention before the opening bell.

But Heritage Global wasn't the only stock making waves before sunrise. Pre-market trading delivered its usual mix of dramatic moves, with twenty stocks showing significant action that could set the tone for the regular session.

The Winners Circle

AlphaTON Capital Corp (ATON) absolutely exploded higher, gaining 151.7% to $2.29 in pre-market trading. That's the kind of move that makes you check your screen twice to make sure you're reading it right.

CCSC Technology International Hldngs Ltd (CCTG) bounced back sharply, rising 56.3% to $0.20 after dipping 7% on Monday. Sometimes stocks need a breather before the next leg up.

iOThree Ltd (IOTR) climbed 36.8% to $3.57 in the early going, joining the list of substantial gainers.

Envirotech Vehicles Inc (EVTV) continued its wild ride, gaining another 25.4% to $3.15. This comes on the heels of Monday's absolutely bonkers 442% surge after AZIO AI, which the company recently signed an amended LOI to acquire, announced it received a $107 million contract. When it rains, it pours.

Kelly Services Inc (KELYA) added 19.8% to $11.45 after already gaining 4% on Monday, showing continued momentum for the staffing company.

My Size Inc (MYSZ) rose 13.6% to $1.07, building on Monday's 15% jump. Sometimes momentum carries over from one session to the next.

Westwater Resources Inc (WWR) gained 11.4% to $1.27 after adding 13% on Monday, suggesting something's brewing with the materials company.

Power REIT (PW) bounced back 11.3% to $1.01 after falling 9% on Monday, a classic example of pre-market volatility reversing the previous day's move.

Korea Electric Power Corp (KEP) rounded out the gainers with a 9% rise to $19.34 in pre-market trading.

The Other Side of the Coin

Not everyone got to enjoy the pre-market party. Travere Therapeutics Inc (TVTX) had a rough morning, falling 28.2% to $24.50 after the company issued a corporate update and 2026 outlook. Whatever was in that update, investors clearly didn't love it.

Signing Day Sports Inc (SGN) gave back Monday's gains and then some, dropping 19.3% to $0.48 after jumping 20% the previous session. What goes up sometimes comes right back down.

CDT Environmental Tech Invmt Hlds Ltd (CDTG) fell 14.3% to $0.35 after gaining 5% on Monday, reversing its recent momentum.

Tian Ruixiang Holdings Ltd (TIRX) dipped 11.5% to $0.40 after declining 5% on Monday, extending its slide into a second session.

Ping An Biomedical Co Ltd (PASW) declined 11% to $0.25 after jumping 42% on Monday. That's what we call profit-taking.

Lulu's Fashion Lounge Holdings Inc (LVLU) shares dipped 10.4% to $10.89. The fashion retailer had jumped 79% on Monday after Friedland Enterprises acquired a 5% stake in the company, so a little pullback isn't exactly shocking after that kind of move.

Flyexclusive Inc (FLYX) fell 10.3% to $5.05 after declining 12% on Monday, continuing its downward trajectory.

Graf Global Corp (GRAF) tumbled 7% to $10.00 in pre-market trading.

Ready Capital Corp (RC) fell 4.3% to $2.01, joining the morning's decliners.

Amrize AG (AMRZ) dipped 3.7% to $55.51 in pre-market trading, rounding out the list of notable losers.

As always, pre-market moves can be volatile and don't always hold once regular trading begins. But they offer a glimpse into what's catching investor attention before the market officially opens for business.

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Heritage Global Surges 19% on Asset Acquisition as Pre-Market Movers Show Wild Swings

MarketDash Editorial Team
5 hours ago
Heritage Global jumped nearly 20% in pre-market trading after its subsidiary acquired assets from The Debt Exchange. Meanwhile, 19 other stocks saw dramatic moves, with AlphaTON Capital soaring over 150% and Travere Therapeutics tumbling 28% on a corporate update.

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Weekly insights + SMS alerts

Heritage Global Inc (HGBL) kicked off Tuesday's pre-market session with a bang, climbing 19.1% to $1.62 after announcing a strategic acquisition. The company's subsidiary, Heritage DebtX, snapped up substantially all of the assets of The Debt Exchange, a move that clearly caught investors' attention before the opening bell.

But Heritage Global wasn't the only stock making waves before sunrise. Pre-market trading delivered its usual mix of dramatic moves, with twenty stocks showing significant action that could set the tone for the regular session.

The Winners Circle

AlphaTON Capital Corp (ATON) absolutely exploded higher, gaining 151.7% to $2.29 in pre-market trading. That's the kind of move that makes you check your screen twice to make sure you're reading it right.

CCSC Technology International Hldngs Ltd (CCTG) bounced back sharply, rising 56.3% to $0.20 after dipping 7% on Monday. Sometimes stocks need a breather before the next leg up.

iOThree Ltd (IOTR) climbed 36.8% to $3.57 in the early going, joining the list of substantial gainers.

Envirotech Vehicles Inc (EVTV) continued its wild ride, gaining another 25.4% to $3.15. This comes on the heels of Monday's absolutely bonkers 442% surge after AZIO AI, which the company recently signed an amended LOI to acquire, announced it received a $107 million contract. When it rains, it pours.

Kelly Services Inc (KELYA) added 19.8% to $11.45 after already gaining 4% on Monday, showing continued momentum for the staffing company.

My Size Inc (MYSZ) rose 13.6% to $1.07, building on Monday's 15% jump. Sometimes momentum carries over from one session to the next.

Westwater Resources Inc (WWR) gained 11.4% to $1.27 after adding 13% on Monday, suggesting something's brewing with the materials company.

Power REIT (PW) bounced back 11.3% to $1.01 after falling 9% on Monday, a classic example of pre-market volatility reversing the previous day's move.

Korea Electric Power Corp (KEP) rounded out the gainers with a 9% rise to $19.34 in pre-market trading.

The Other Side of the Coin

Not everyone got to enjoy the pre-market party. Travere Therapeutics Inc (TVTX) had a rough morning, falling 28.2% to $24.50 after the company issued a corporate update and 2026 outlook. Whatever was in that update, investors clearly didn't love it.

Signing Day Sports Inc (SGN) gave back Monday's gains and then some, dropping 19.3% to $0.48 after jumping 20% the previous session. What goes up sometimes comes right back down.

CDT Environmental Tech Invmt Hlds Ltd (CDTG) fell 14.3% to $0.35 after gaining 5% on Monday, reversing its recent momentum.

Tian Ruixiang Holdings Ltd (TIRX) dipped 11.5% to $0.40 after declining 5% on Monday, extending its slide into a second session.

Ping An Biomedical Co Ltd (PASW) declined 11% to $0.25 after jumping 42% on Monday. That's what we call profit-taking.

Lulu's Fashion Lounge Holdings Inc (LVLU) shares dipped 10.4% to $10.89. The fashion retailer had jumped 79% on Monday after Friedland Enterprises acquired a 5% stake in the company, so a little pullback isn't exactly shocking after that kind of move.

Flyexclusive Inc (FLYX) fell 10.3% to $5.05 after declining 12% on Monday, continuing its downward trajectory.

Graf Global Corp (GRAF) tumbled 7% to $10.00 in pre-market trading.

Ready Capital Corp (RC) fell 4.3% to $2.01, joining the morning's decliners.

Amrize AG (AMRZ) dipped 3.7% to $55.51 in pre-market trading, rounding out the list of notable losers.

As always, pre-market moves can be volatile and don't always hold once regular trading begins. But they offer a glimpse into what's catching investor attention before the market officially opens for business.