Why Ryanair Holdings Shares Are Trading Lower By 8%? Here Are Other Stocks Moving In Monday's Mid-Day Session

Gainers

• Tupperware Brands Corporation TUP shares jumped 59% to $1.43 on above-average volume amid retail investor interest.
• Vinco Ventures, Inc. BBIG gained 51.4% to $5.04.
• Spark Networks SE LOV jumped 25.5% to $0.2862.
• AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. AMC shares surged 25% to $5.51 after a Delaware judge denied the company from converting its AMC preferred equity units into common stock.
• Applied Digital Corporation APLD gained 23.4% to $9.53 after the company reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter adjusted EPS results and issued FY24 revenue guidance above estimates.
• BioNexus Gene Lab Corp. BGLC shares rose 22.2% to $5.95 after gaining 22% on Friday.
• Knightscope, Inc. KSCP gained 21.6% to $1.4593. Knightscope received letter of compliance from the Nasdaq.
• Jaguar Health, Inc. JAGX gained 19.6% to $0.67.
• Steakholder Foods Ltd. STKH rose 19% to $1.00. Steakholder Foods Ltd entered into a Memorandum of Agreement for Strategic Cooperation (MOA) with an accredited GCC-based governmental body as its strategic partner.
• Marker Therapeutics, Inc. MRKR gained 18.6% to $7.84.
• Armata Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ARMP shares gained 17.4% to $1.35.
• Koss Corporation KOSS shares gained 17.3% to $4.24.
• POSCO Holdings Inc. PKX shares gained 17.2% to $124.43 following strong quarterly earnings.
• HighPeak Energy, Inc. HPK rose 16% to $15.02.
• PaxMedica, Inc. PXMD jumped 16% to $0.9382 after the company reported topline results from PAX-101 (intravenous suramin) Phase 3 African sleeping sickness study.
• Educational Development Corporation EDUC surged 16% to $1.8011.
• Dragonfly Energy Holdings Corp. DFLI gained 14.6% to $2.8599.
• NIO Inc. NIO jumped 12.5% to $11.91. Shares of several Chinese companies traded higher after China earlier announced it has pledged to optimize the business environment for private enterprises ahead of the Politburo meeting later this week.
• Yellow Corporation YELL jumped 12.2% to $1.1899.
• Metropolitan Bank Holding Corp. MCB gained 8.6% to $45.46. Metropolitan Bank Holding recently reported worse-than-expected second-quarter financial results.
• Becton, Dickinson and Company BDX rose 6.2% to $281.35 after the company announced it received FDA510(k) clearance for the updated BD Alaris Infusion System. Also, Raymond James upgraded the stock from Market Perform to Outperform with a $305 price target.

Losers

• AppHarvest, Inc. APPH shares fell 69.9% to $0.1009. AppHarvest announced Chapter 11 filing to support a financial and operational transition.
• Kodiak Sciences Inc. KOD fell 47.7% to $3.8215 after the company released topline results from three Phase 3 studies of tarcocimab tedromer for neovascular age-related macular degeneration and diabetic macular edema.
• BioCardia, Inc BCDA declined 44.4% to $1.1001.
• 22nd Century Group, Inc. XXII fell 43.1% to $2.7583. 22nd Century named interim CEO and implemented a $15 million cost reduction initiative.
• ViewRay, Inc. VRAY fell 28.6% to $0.0421 after the company reported commencement of Nasdaq delisting proceedings. The company’s common stock is expected to begin trading on the over-the counter markets.
• Contango Ore, Inc. CTGO fell 27.1% to $19.33 after the company reported an underwritten public offering of common stock.
• Infinity Pharmaceuticals, Inc. INFI shares fell 39.5% to $0.1337 MEI Pharma failed to secure stockholder approval for the merger deal with Infinity Pharmaceuticals.
• Verrica Pharmaceuticals Inc. VRCA fell 30.1% to $5.18 after the company announced non-binding term sheet for up to $125 million debt financing.
• Quince Therapeutics, Inc. QNCX fell 26.9% to $1.1550. Quince Therapeutics agreed to acquire EryDel SpA, a privately-held, late-stage biotech company, in a stock-for-stock upfront exchange and potential downstream milestone cash payments.
• Guardforce AI Co., Limited GFAI declined 25.7% to $6.24.
• Carmell Therapeutics Corporation CTCX fell 22% to $4.2850.
• TMC the metals company Inc. TMC fell 21.7% to $1.4250.
• Superior Drilling Products, Inc. SDPI fell 20.8% to $2.1750.
• DarioHealth Corp. DRIO fell 17.1% to $3.5050 after the company reported preliminary second-quarter preliminary revenue results below the estimate.
• Lifezone Metals Limited LZM declined 16.2% to $9.05.
• Stoke Therapeutics, Inc. STOK fell 16% to $10.08
• Digital World Acquisition Corp. DWAC shares fell 15.1% to $17.05. Digital World Acquisition shares jumped over 50% on Friday after the company announced it reached a settlement with the SEC.
• Biomea Fusion, Inc. BMEA declined 14.7% to $18.37 as the company released preliminary topline data from its ongoing Phase 1 COVALENT-101 trial, showcasing initial responses in relapsed/refractory AML patients with menin-dependent mutations.
• INVO Bioscience, Inc. INVO fell 14.4% to $0.1420.
• Liquidia Corporation LQDA declined 13.8% to $7.03.
• PSQ Holdings, Inc. PSQH fell 12.4% to $18.50 after declining 29% on Friday. Trading of PublicSq.'s shares of Class A common stock commencedThursday following the successful completion of its previously announced business combination with Colombier Acquisition Corp.
• Camber Energy, Inc. CEI shares fell 11.6% to $1.0787. Camber Energy shares gained 53% on Friday after the company and Viking Energy announced shareholder approval of the merger.
• ZyVersa Therapeutics, Inc. ZVSA fell 9.9% to $0.1788 as the company announces pricing of $2.1 million public offering of 12,727,273 shares of common stock and warrants at a price of $0.165 per unit.
• fuboTV Inc. FUBO fell 9.6% to $2.4950.
• E-Home Household Service Holdings Limited EJH fell 9% to $0.1146.
• Ryanair Holdings plc RYAAY fell 8.3% to $98.59 after the company reported quarterly results.

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