50 Biggest Movers From Yesterday

Gainers

• Globus Maritime Limited GLBS shares gained 92.34 percent to close at $8.54 on Monday after surging 33.94 percent on Friday.
• Bio-Path Holdings, Inc. BPTH shares jumped 54.48 percent to close at $32.44.
• Organogenesis Holdings Inc. ORGO rose 37.7 percent to close at $10.19.
• Yatra Online, Inc. YTRA gained 30.79 percent to close at $4.97 after Ebix offered to acquire the company for $7 per share.
• DropCar, Inc. DCAR shares rose 27.35 percent to close at $4.05.
• Seres Therapeutics, Inc. MCRB shares gained 24.85 percent to close at $6.38 on Monday after reporting microbiome immuno-oncology focused collaboration with AstraZeneca.
• PolarityTE, Inc. PTE gained 22.25 percent to close at $16.43 after Piper Jaffray noted the FDA has closed an inspection concerning the company with no action taken.
• Tonix Pharmaceuticals Holding Corp TNXP gained 20.36 percent to close at $3.37 after the company enrolled its first participant in its phase 3 'RECOVERY' trial, testing Tonmya for the treatment of PTSD.
• Navios Maritime Holdings Inc. NM rose 20 percent to close at $2.40.
• Intelligent Systems Corporation INS gained 19.51 percent to close at $24.20
• USA Technologies, Inc. USAT shares gained 17.6 percent to close at $4.01.
• Village Farms International, Inc. VFF climbed 15.6 percent to close at $13.71.
• Forterra, Inc. FRTA climbed 15.45 percent to close at $5.08 following Q4 results.
• Luxfer Holdings PLC LXFR shares climbed 15.08 percent to close at $20.68. Luxfer Holdings and Neo Performance Materials mutually agreed to terminate acquisition agreement.
• Huttig Building Products, Inc. HBP gained 14.8 percent to close at $2.79.
• Axovant Sciences Ltd. AXGT rose 14.19 percent to close at $1.69 after the company's AXO-AAV-GM2 gene therapy showed no serious adverse events in a Tay-Sachs patient and was well tolerated. Patient condition was stable from baseline to month 3.
• Waitr Holdings Inc. WTRH rose 14.04 percent to close at $12.75.
• Atlas Financial Holdings, Inc. AFH climbed 13.45 percent to close at $2.70.
• Fuwei Films (Holdings) Co., Ltd. FFHL rose 13.36 percent to close at $2.63.
• Internap Corporation INAP climbed 13.01 percent to close at $5.30.
• Veritone, Inc. VERI rose 11.78 percent to close at $6.64.
• Cellect Biotechnology Ltd. APOP gained 9.71 percent to close at $1.13 after the company reported preliminary results from its collaboration with Cell2in. Results demonstrated that Cellect's ApoGraft technology enabled 'improved quality' stem cell production at a lower cost.
• Infinera Corp. INFN gained 9.69 percent to close at $4.98 after MKM Partners upgraded the stock from Hold to Buy.
• Futu Holdings Limited FHL gained 9.66 percent to close at $16.80 after climbing 27.67 percent on Friday.
• Rapid7, Inc. RPD gained 8.52 percent to close at $48.89 after Macquarie upgraded the company's stock from Neutral to Outperform.
• ToughBuilt Industries, Inc. TBLT gained 8.39 percent to close at $1.68 after the company was granted two new 15-year US design patents to cover ruggedized mobile devices.
• Mellanox Technologies, Ltd. MLNX rose 7.78 percent to close at $117.89 after NVIDIA announced it will acquire the company for $125 per share in cash.
• Azul S.A. AZUL shares rose 7.4 percent to close at $30.77 after the company signed a non-binding agreement to acquire selected assets of Avianca Brasil for $105 million.
• CLPS Incorporation CLPS shares rose 7.07 percent to close at $10.45.
• NVIDIA Corporation NVDA climbed 6.97 percent to close at $161.14 after the company announced it will acquire Mellanox Technologies for $6.9 billion.
• Banco Macro S.A. BMA shares rose 6.69 percent to close at $47.53 after the company reported better-than-expected Q4 EPS and sales.
• AutoWeb, Inc. AUTO shares gained 6.17 percent to close at $4.13.
• TCR2 Therapeutics Inc. TCRR climbed 5.82 percent to close at $16.55. Wedbush and BMO Capital initiated coverage on TCR2 Therapeutics with an Outperform rating.
• Deutsche Bank AG DB rose 5.56 percent to close at $9.12 after a Reuters report indicated the company has agreed to hold merger talks with Commerzbank as both companies struggle with turnaround plans.
• FireEye, Inc. FEYE climbed 5.4 percent to close at $16.97 after JP Morgan upgraded the company's stock from Neutral to Overweight.

Losers

• Revolution Lighting Technologies, Inc. RVLT shares dipped 28.85 percent to close at $0.2789 after VL 1 LLC, an affiliate of the Company's Chairman and CEO, announced it has decided not to pursue an acquisition the company.
• AquaBounty Technologies, Inc. AQB fell 26.18 percent to close at $3.6100. AquaBounty Technologies shares surged 118.3 percent Friday after the FDA lifted import alert on AquAdvantage Salmon.
• Alliqua BioMedical, Inc. ALQA dipped 16.48 percent to close at $2.9400 after surging 35.91 percent on Friday.
• Constellation Pharmaceuticals, Inc. CNST dropped 13.07 percent to close at $8.91.
• Care.com, Inc. CRCM shares fell 12.52 percent to close at $20.48.
• New Fortress Energy LLC NFE dropped 10.64 percent to close at $12.76.
• Intec Pharma Ltd. NTEC shares slipped 10.14 percent to close at $6.65.
• PEDEVCO Corp. PED shares fell 10 percent to close at $2.2500.
• OHR Pharmaceutical, Inc. OHRP declined 9.88 percent to close at $2.2800 after reporting agreements for $9 million financing.
• Replimune Group, Inc. REPL fell 9.36 percent to close at $11.14.
• Quorum Health Corporation QHC shares dipped 8.51 percent to close at $2.1500. Big Lots will replace Quorum Health in the S&P SmallCap 600 on Monday, March 18.
• DRDGOLD Limited DRD fell 7.8 percent to close at $2.0100 after rising 3.81 percent on Friday.
• American Renal Associates Holdings, Inc. ARA shares declined 6.41 percent to close at $9.79. SunTrust Robinson Humphrey downgraded American Renal Associates from Buy to Hold.
• Seelos Therapeutics, Inc. SEEL fell 5.6 percent to close at $3.2000 after surging 11.51 percent on Friday.
• The Boeing Company BA shares fell 5.33 percent to close at $400.01 after one of the company's 737 MAX 8 planes crashed while transporting Ethiopian Airlines passengers. Some airline companies around the globe grounded their fleets of MAX 8 planes.