Benzinga's Biggest Movers For The Week Of May 14, 2018

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Percentage changes in prices below refer to total weekly change.

Biggest Gainers

• Seadrill Ltd SDRL - Gained 89.7 percent on high trading volume despite no company-specific or fundamental news.
• ADOMANI Inc ADOM - Gained 83.4 percent on Friday alone; No formal news regarding the company.
• VIVUS Inc VVUS - Shares up 48.8 percent for the week after the company received letter from Nasdaq regarding continued listing subject to certain conditions; The company must have effected reverse stock split, evidenced closing bid by October 1.
• VAALCO Energy Inc EGY - Up 40.7 percent in sympathy with other energy and petroleum stocks after Thursday news of oil rebound.
• Black Box Corp BBOX - Up 39.2 percent despite no company-specific news.

Biggest Losers

• Agile Therapeutics Inc AGRX - Down 75 percent after the FDA on Friday announced significant concerns regarding the company’s Twirla contraceptive.
• Cesca Therapeutics Inc KOOL - Down 52.8 percent. The company on Monday reported Q1 EPS and Sales down YoY, and on Wednesday priced a ~9.2 million share offering at 60 cents per share. With ~11.5 million shares outstanding, it could also be attracting low-float interest.
• Netshoes (Cayman) Ltd NETS - Down 48.8 percent. The company reported a Q1 earnings miss on Monday and was downgraded by JPMorgan on Wednesday.
• ATyr Pharma Inc LIFE - Down 39.8 percent. The company on Monday reported a Q1 miss and announced it would undergo a restructuring, including a 30-percent workforce reduction.
• Jounce Therapeutics Inc JNCE - Down 34.9 percent after a ASCO abstract released Wednesday. Abstract showed the company’s JTX-2011 0.3mg/kg had 'no substantial change in number of peripheral Teff or Tregs'.