Watchlist Recap: How Our Nov. 5 Stocks to Watch Played Out
By Tech & Money Press · Recap of our Stocks to Watch for Thursday, November 5, 2026
Every night we publish key levels for the next trading day. Here is how Thursday’s list played out. All prices are regular-session data from Webull unless noted.
This was a rough day for the market. A tech sell-off sent SPY down 4.4%, QQQ down 6.5% and the IWM down 4.6%. Even so, four of our five names closed higher, and three of them traded the way our levels suggested.
The Scorecard
| Ticker | Thursday Close | Day Range | What Happened vs. Our Levels | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADMA | $13.21 (+26.0%) | $11.90–$13.77 | Dipped just under $12.00 at the open, never came close to $11.49, and climbed to $13.77, just short of $14.00 | ✅ |
| TBI | $12.36 (+25.6%) | $11.70–$13.59 | Broke $12.51 and $13.00 in pre-market, spiked to $13.59 at the open, then faded but held well above $11.03 | ✅ |
| ANGI | $7.32 (+7.0%) | $6.50–$7.36 | Broke $7.00 early, slipped to $6.50 between our supports, then rallied to close above $7.00 | ✅ |
| KD | $16.18 (−3.9%) | $16.00–$17.14 | Never reached $18.02; held $16.00 to the penny but drifted lower all day | ➖ |
| MYGN | $6.29 (+4.5%) | $6.04–$6.75 | Opened below $6.46, lost $6.20 by midday and never got close to $6.90 | ❌ |
ADMA Biologics (ADMA) – Held support and ran
ADMA spiked to $13.86 right after 4 a.m. ET, then drifted between $12.30 and $13.00 for most of the pre-market, below the $13.45 after-hours price. Just before the open it dipped to $11.85, and in the first 15 minutes it traded as low as $11.90, just under our $12.00 first support but far above our $11.49 second support.
Buyers stepped in fast. The stock cleared $13.00 by 10:15 a.m. ET and kept climbing while the market fell, reaching $13.77 around 12:45 p.m. It never reached our $14.00 first resistance and eased in the afternoon, closing at $13.21, up 26% on about 15 million shares. We count it as a hit: the support level held, and buyers who waited for it had about $1.80 of room.
TrueBlue (TBI) – Broke both levels, then faded
TrueBlue jumped to $13.28 around 5 a.m. ET, breaking our $12.51 and $13.00 resistance levels on thin pre-market volume. It opened at $13.48 and touched $13.59 in the first minutes, then sold off hard, falling to about $11.85 by 9:45 a.m. It bottomed at $11.70 late in the morning, well above our $11.03 support, and closed at $12.36, up 25.6% on about 1.5 million shares, six times Wednesday’s volume. A reminder that a gap that already ran in pre-market can fade fast at the open.
Angi (ANGI) – A strong close
Angi opened at $6.90, dipped to $6.70 in the first 15 minutes, then broke our $7.00 first resistance and reached $7.07 around 9:45 a.m. ET. It faded through the morning, slipping below our $6.75 first support to a low of $6.50 near noon, but held above our $6.38 second support. In the last hour it rallied hard and closed at $7.32, up 7% and above our $7.00 level, on a day when most stocks were falling.
Kyndryl (KD) – Held the line, no follow-through
Kyndryl opened at $17.01 and topped out at $17.14 in the first 15 minutes, well short of our $18.02 first resistance. It drifted lower for the rest of the day and touched our $16.00 first support around 2 p.m. ET, where it held to the penny. It closed at $16.18, down 3.9%. The level held, but there was no trade on the upside, so we mark it neutral.
Myriad Genetics (MYGN) – The miss
Myriad traded as high as $6.99 in very thin pre-market trading, but opened at $6.41, already below our $6.46 first support. It reached $6.75 in the first 15 minutes, then slid below our $6.20 second support around midday and hit $6.04 in the afternoon. It closed at $6.29, still up 4.5%, but it lost both of our supports and never came near our $6.90 resistance.
Takeaways
Three hits, one neutral and one miss on a day when the Nasdaq fell more than 4%. The earnings gappers with the most after-hours volume, ADMA and TrueBlue, held their gains best. Myriad, the stock that opened below its first support, was the one that failed. When a stock opens under our first support, that is usually the first warning sign.
Our next list, Stocks to Watch for Friday, Nov. 6, is already published.
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