54 Biggest Movers From Yesterday

Gainers

• China Lending Corporation CLDC shares jumped 145.55 percent to close at $4.69 on Tuesday.
• Ascent Capital Group, Inc. ASCMA gained 44.23 percent to close at $3.75.
• Sophiris Bio, Inc. SPHS surged 34.82 percent to close at $3.02 on Tuesday.
• Achieve Life Sciences, Inc. ACHV shares gained 34.21 percent to close at $5.10 after the company reported positive cytisine data demonstrating no clinically significant drug-drug interaction.
• TSR, Inc. TSRI shares rose 28.93 percent to close at $7.80 after James Hughes requested TSR pursue a sale of the company.
• Interlink Electronics, Inc. LINK gained 25 percent to close at $4.30.
• Puma Biotechnology, Inc. PBYI rose 24.36 percent to close at $63.55 after the company reported results of CHMP reexamination of MAA for neratinib for the extended adjuvant treatment of HER2-positive early stage breast cancer.
• SemiLEDs Corporation LEDS climbed 22.04 percent to close at $4.43.
• Ability Inc. ABIL gained 20.2 percent to close at $12.02 on Tuesday after climbing 98.41 percent on Monday.
• Lee Enterprises, Incorporated LEE gained 19.79 percent to close at $2.88 following news that it will manage Berkshire Hathaway’s newspaper and digital operations in 30 markets.
• Salem Media Group, Inc. SALM rose 18.89 percent to close at $5.35.
• China Advanced Construction Materials Group, Inc. CADC rose 18.06 percent to close at $8.50.
• Ossen Innovation Co., Ltd. OSN surged 17.63 percent to close at $3.27.
• CLPS Incorporation CLPS gained 15.85 percent to close at $13.52.
• Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, Inc. SPPI shares rose 14.59 percent to close at $21.75 as Bloomberg reported that the company has received a takeover interest and is weighing a potential sale.
• Invuity, Inc. IVTY rose 14.29 percent to close at $4.00.
• SORL Auto Parts, Inc. SORL gained 13.45 percent to close at $5.06 on Tuesday.
• Cocrystal Pharma, Inc. COCP climbed 12.75 percent to close at $3.45.
• Foresight Autonomous Holdings Ltd. FRSX rose 12.66 percent to close at $3.87. Foresight signed a MoU with a leading car importer in Israel for first sales of Eyes-On system.
• Argan, Inc. AGX gained 12.57 percent to close at $40.30. Argan declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of $0.25 per share.
• Quantum Corporation QTM rose 12.08 percent to close at $2.32 on Tuesday. Quantum named Jamie Lerner as Chief Executive Officer and President.
• Sorrento Therapeutics, Inc. SRNE gained 11.81 percent to close at $7.10.
• Genprex, Inc. GNPX jumped 11.46 percent to close at $8.61 on Tuesday after falling 5.33 percent on Monday.
• Naked Brand Group Inc. NAKD gained 11.31 percent to close at $5.51.
• Gray Television, Inc. GTN shares rose 11.1 percent to close at $16.50 on Tuesday.
• Puxin Limited NEW shares gained 10.72 percent to close at $22.62.
• Castlight Health, Inc. CSLT rose 9.62 percent to close at $4.28.
• At Home Group Inc. HOME rose 8.18 percent to close at $39.35. Morgan Stanley upgraded At Home Group from Equal-Weight to Overweight.
• Exelixis, Inc. EXEL shares rose 7.98 percent to close at $21.10. Exelixis will replace Copart in the S&P MidCap 400 on Monday, July 2.
• General Electric Company GE rose 7.8 percent to close at $13.74. GE is planning to fully separate Baker Hughes, a GE Company along with GE Healthcare, Reuters reported.
• Lennar Corporation LEN shares rose 4.86 percent to close at $51.61 after the company reported better-than-expected results for its fiscal second quarter.

Losers

• Gevo, Inc. GEVO declined 23.35 percent to close at $7.65 following announcement of $8 million at-the-market common stock offering.
• Acorn International, Inc. ATV shares slipped 22.03 percent to close at $16.02 on Tuesday.
• Achaogen, Inc. AKAO dropped 20.22 percent to close at $9.59 on Tuesday. Achaogen's tryst with the FDA regarding its anti-bacterial agent plazomicin, as expected, ended with a mixed outcome, just as the FDA panel issued a split verdict on it when it met in May. Achaogen announced Tuesday its Zemdri, the trade name for plazomicin, was greenlighted by the FDA for treating adults with complicated urinary tract infections including pyelonephritis, due to certain Enterobacteriaceae for which there's limited or no alternative treatment option.
• SELLAS Life Sciences Group, Inc. SLS fell 18.22 percent to close at $3.77. SELLAS Life Sciences reported a proposed 6.017 million share public offering of common stock.
• Fred's, Inc. FRED fell 16.67 percent to close at $2.10.
• iClick Interactive Asia Group Limited ICLK shares dropped 15.22 percent to close at $5.46 on Tuesday.
• Astrotech Corporation ASTC dropped 15.06 percent to close at $3.61.
• CEL-SCI Corporation CVM fell 14.1 percent to close at $2.7916 on Tuesday.
• CohBar, Inc. CWBR dropped 13.53 percent to close at $7.22.
• Hertz Global Holdings, Inc. HTZ fell 11.7 percent to close at $16.86.
• Solid Biosciences Inc. SLDB fell 11.4 percent to close at $38.23.
• Sibanye Gold Limited SBGL fell 10.99 percent to close at $2.51 on Tuesday after dropping 2.42 percent on Monday.
• Soleno Therapeutics, Inc. SLNO shares fell 10.83 percent to close at $2.47.
• Galectin Therapeutics, Inc. GALT slipped 10.33 percent to close at $6.25 on Tuesday.
• Fluent, Inc. FLNT declined 10.17 percent to close at $2.65.
• Axovant Sciences Ltd. AXON fell 9.73 percent to close at $2.32 on Tuesday.
• Avis Budget Group, Inc. CAR slipped 9.65 percent to close at $34.93 after Morgan Stanley reinstated Underweight rating on the stock.
• Vascular Biogenics Ltd. VBLT dropped 8.82 percent to close at $2.325. VBL Therapeutics reported a $15.5 million registered direct offering priced at the market.
• LendingTree, Inc. TREE declined 8.09 percent to close at $226.80.
• CHF Solutions, Inc. CHFS shares declined 8.05 percent to close at $2.40.
• Senseonics Holdings Inc SENS shares slipped 7.3 percent to close at $4.32. Senseonics priced its common stock offering at gross proceeds of $130 million.
• Incyte Corporation INCY dropped 6.97 percent to close at $66.73. RBC Capital downgraded Incyte from Outperform to Sector Perform.
• PolarityTE, Inc. COOL declined 6.15 percent to close at $26.41 on Tuesday after dropping 27.34 percent on Monday.