Top stock gainers today: premarket & intraday live
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Leader right now: NVDA +0.65% at $229.94. Sourced from the live 15-min-delayed scanner snapshot above.
// As of September 4, 2026 · delayed 15 min
What's moving the tape on NVDA, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- "Prediction: Vera Rubin Is About to Become a $20 Billion Windfall for Nvidia by Next Quarter" — Yahoo - "Stock Market Today: Dow Sinks As Inflation Report Looms; Oracle Up On OpenAI Buzz (Live Coverage)" — Yahoo
- Revenue up 65.5% YoY to $215.9B with gross margin 71.1% (SEC 2026) - Analyst consensus shows strong buying bias (24 strongBuy, 41 buy for Sep‑2026)
- Stock trades at 92% of its 52‑week range, near recent highs - Forward P/E ~29x suggests elevated valuation relative to peers
- Short interest days to cover 2.4 days, squeeze score low at 12.2/100 - RVOL only 1.04x, indicating modest intraday interest
- Actual impact of the Vera Rubin prediction on quarterly revenue - How upcoming inflation data and Fed policy shifts will affect tech sentiment --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on IMRN, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- Immuron to launch PROIBS® in the United States (Yahoo) - Immuron Reports FY26 Preliminary Results (Yahoo)
- Price up 47.75% on heavy volume (98.8M shares) indicating strong buying interest. - FY26 preliminary results exceeded sales and profit projections, suggesting improving fundamentals.
- Negative EPS (-0.594) and P/E ratio (-3.29) show the company is still unprofitable. - Stock remains well below its 52‑week high ($2.39), trading at only 56% of the yearly range.
- Short interest is low (days to cover 1.7, squeeze score 11.2), limiting short‑squeeze potential. - Easy‑to‑borrow flag is false, which could make borrowing shares difficult for short sellers.
- No analyst estimates or earnings surprise data provided to gauge future outlook. - Exact timing and financial terms of the PROIBS® U.S. launch are not disclosed in the data. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on CSCO, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- "The AI Boom Is Eating Its Own Margins" (SeekingAlpha) highlights margin pressure on Cisco from AI-driven costs. - "Stock Market Today, Sept. 3: HPE Jumps 5%, Raises Fiscal Outlook on Record AI Server Demand" (Yahoo) shows strong AI infrastructure demand benefiting peers.
- Revenue grew +11.8% YoY to $63.33B with gross margin 64.5% and net income $13.27B (SEC XBRL 2026). - Analyst consensus shows strong buying interest: 7 strong‑buy, 17 buy ratings for the 2026‑09 period.
- Recent news warns AI boom is squeezing margins for Cisco and peers. - RVOL is only 0.52x, indicating below‑average trading interest relative to typical volume.
- Short interest days‑to‑cover is 2.6 with a squeeze score of 16/100, showing modest short‑side pressure. - P/E ratio is high at 32.9, suggesting the stock may be priced for optimistic growth.
- No specific guidance on Cisco’s upcoming AI product rollout or margin outlook is provided. - The data does not disclose any pending regulatory or legal issues that could affect the stock. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on CDTG, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- No recent news available in the data - Price up 70.09% to $1.53 on 43.8 M shares traded vs. average low volume
- Extremely low price-to-book (0.027) and price-to-sales (0.045) suggest deep value - Short interest is minimal (0.16 days to cover, squeeze score 8/100) limiting downside pressure
- EPS is deeply negative at –$20.99, indicating ongoing losses - Market cap is only ~$4.6 M with a float of ~2.8 M shares, making the stock highly illiquid and volatile
- Easy-to-borrow flag is false, indicating potential borrowing constraints for shorts - 52‑week range shows the price is just 2% above the low, suggesting limited upside room
- No analyst estimates or earnings surprises are provided to gauge future performance - Absence of recent news leaves unclear what catalyst, if any, is driving the spike --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on GRAB, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- Jim Cramer: 'Put This Stock Away, Give It to Your Kids' — Benzinga - Grab: Dominating Southeast Asia With Strong Upside Potential — SeekingAlpha
- Analyst consensus shows strong buying bias with 10 strong‑buy and 17 buy ratings across recent periods. - Recent earnings beats: Q2 FY26 EPS surprise +157.5% and Q1 FY26 surprise +88.7%, indicating improving profitability.
- RVOL at 0.87x suggests trading volume is below average for the time of day, indicating weak interest. - Squeeze score is low at 18.6/100 and days to cover are 5.2, limiting short‑squeeze potential.
- No dividend yield, so total return relies solely on price appreciation. - P/E ratio of 24.36 is relatively high for a company with modest EPS, raising valuation concerns.
- Short interest as a percentage of float is not provided, leaving the true short‑side exposure unclear. - Future macro‑economic conditions in Southeast Asia and potential regulatory impacts remain unspecified. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on BBD, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- Brazil Potash announced significant progress updates at the project, including receipt of federal water extraction rights and advancement of construction financing initiatives. - Stock price slipped slightly to $3.455, down 0.14% on modest volume (22.7 M shares).
- Attractive valuation: P/E ≈ 7.8, P/B ≈ 0.52, and dividend yield near 8.8%. - Analyst estimates show consistent strong‑buy/buy bias (5‑9 buys, 0 sells) across recent periods.
- Recent earnings have missed estimates (‑5.3% surprise in Q2 2026, ‑5.2% in Q1 2026). - Low RVOL (0.65x) and squeeze score (9.2/100) indicate weak short‑term momentum.
- Short interest is small (≈ 23.2 M shares) with days to cover ~0.75, limiting short‑squeeze potential. - Shares are flagged as not easy to borrow, which could hinder short‑selling activity.
- How the Brazil Potash project’s financing and partnerships will translate into earnings for Banco Bradesco remains unclear. - Broader Brazilian economic conditions and interest‑rate outlook could affect the bank’s future performance. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on GPRO, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- GoPro announced a $285 million all‑cash merger with Starman Optical, valuing shares at $1.14 each (≈29.5% premium). - Retail attention spiked after YouTuber Markiplier became the largest shareholder, driving a 40% rally and unusually high volume (RVOL 4.12×).
- The merger adds AI‑data‑center and defense exposure, potentially diversifying revenue beyond action cameras. - Elevated trading volume and retail interest suggest short‑term momentum could sustain price gains.
- FY‑2025 fundamentals show revenue down 18.7% YoY, net loss of $93 M, and negative EPS (‑$0.59). - Gross margin remains modest at 33.6% and operating cash flow is negative (‑$20.7 M).
- Short interest is low (≈24.9 M shares, days‑to‑cover 4.5) and squeeze score is weak (13.2/100), limiting short‑squeeze upside. - The stock remains well below its 52‑week high ($3.05) and trades at a deep discount to book value (‑$0.18/share).
- How quickly Starman Optical’s AI/defense initiatives will generate revenue and affect GoPro’s top line. - Whether the retail‑driven volume surge will persist once merger‑related news cycles fade. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on TIGR, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- No recent news available in the data. - Price up $0.05 (+0.99%) on modest volume (903k) with RVOL 0.76x.
- P/E of 8.7x suggests the stock is cheap relative to earnings. - Recent earnings surprise was positive in Q4 2025 (+5.6%) and Q3 2025 (+15.8%).
- Two consecutive quarters of large negative surprises (Q1 2026 –157%; Q2 2026 –13%). - Short interest is notable: ~7.9M shares sold short, days‑to‑cover 4.1, easy‑to‑borrow false.
- Easy‑to‑borrow flag is false, indicating potential borrowing constraints. - Squeeze score low (10.7/100), limiting short‑squeeze upside.
- No current news or catalyst details to explain the move. - Forward guidance or upcoming events are not provided in the data. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on ALAB, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- Astera Labs shares rose 10.8% on hopes of being added to the S&P 500 during Friday’s rebalancing (Bloom Energy, Astera Rally On Hopes They Will Join S&P Friday). - The stock also benefited from broad Friday momentum in AI‑related names and a strong earnings surprise in Q2 2026 (actual EPS $0.80 vs estimate $0.705).
- Analyst consensus remains heavily bullish with 7 strong‑buy and 14 buy ratings across recent periods. - Revenue surged 115% YoY to $0.85B in FY 2025, gross margin 75.7%, and free cash flow exceeded $281M.
- Valuation multiples are extreme: P/E 154×, P/B 31.5×, P/S 45.2×, suggesting price may be detached from fundamentals. - Short interest is modest (8.75M shares, ~1.9 days to cover) and the squeeze score is low (11.6/100), limiting short‑covering upside.
- High reliance on speculative S&P inclusion news; any disappointment could trigger a sharp reversal. - Elevated multiples leave little margin for error if growth slows or macro conditions tighten.
- Whether Astera Labs will actually be added to the S&P 500 and the timing of any announcement. - Sustainability of the 115% revenue growth rate beyond FY 2025 and future profitability trends. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on BE, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- "NVDA Is Booming, But BlackRock Sounds the Alarm on a $100 Billion AI Debt Problem: Are AI Bottleneck Plays BE, VRT, MU the Next Winners?" - "Elon Musk Noted Natural Gas Will Still Fuel Data Centers, Gene Munster Says 'Makes Sense' to Put 'New Money to Work in Power'"
- Revenue up 37.3% YoY with EPS beats of 86.6% and 228.6% in recent quarters. - Analyst consensus leans Buy/Strong Buy (average ~12 Buys, 6 Strong Buys across periods).
- Trailing P/E ~330x and price-to-sales >23x, reflecting extreme valuation despite negative net income. - Short interest is low (1.1 days to cover) and squeeze score weak (13.8/100), limiting short‑squeeze upside.
- Persistent net losses (‑$0.09B FY2025) raise sustainability concerns if AI‑power demand slows. - High valuation multiples leave little margin for error; any miss could trigger sharp re‑pricing.
- How quickly AI data‑center power demand will translate into sustained orders for Bloom’s fuel cells. - Execution timeline and market acceptance of Bloom’s hydrogen‑focused initiatives versus competitors. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on HUT, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- "Shares of crypto-linked stocks are trading higher as Bitcoin prices hit $80,000 amid lower yields and a weaker dollar. Fed's Waller's comments that he is inclined to support holding interest rates steady may have further supported the speculative asset by easing concerns about tighter monetary policy and improving risk appetite." — Benzinga - "Opti9 Acquires Hut 8’s Canadian Managed Cloud Business, Expanding Its Data Center and Cloud Footprint; No Terms Disclosed" — Benzinga
- Analyst estimates show strong buy/buy consensus (1 strong buy, 9 buys, 1 hold) for the latest period. - Revenue grew +44.8% YoY and gross margin improved to 54.2% in the 2025 annual filing.
- Net income was $-0.23B for FY 2025, reflecting continued losses despite revenue growth. - Recent earnings surprises include a large negative surprise of -4701.98% in Q2 2024.
- Squeeze score is low at 16.4/100, indicating limited short‑squeeze potential. - Days to cover short interest is 2.8, suggesting modest short‑interest pressure.
- No forward‑looking guidance or specific AI contract details are provided in the data. - The exact terms and financial impact of the Opti9 cloud‑business sale are undisclosed. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
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