Stocks to Watch Tuesday, Oct 13: BMBL, SKYA, GRML, FCHL and DCX
Here are the stocks to watch for Tuesday’s open. Bumble (BMBL) leads the list after a 50% jump on about five times its normal volume. SkyAI (SKYA) and Greenland Mines (GRML) also finished Monday strong, while Fitness Champs Holdings (FCHL) and Digital Currency X Technology (DCX) were the biggest movers after the bell.
The Main Watchlist
Bumble Inc. (BMBL) — Closed $3.80, +50%
Bumble is the standout. The dating-app company rose about 50% on roughly 42 million shares, about five times its normal volume. It closed near the top of its range, a few cents under the day high of $3.975, and buyers kept going after hours, pushing it as high as $4.23. With a market cap of about $500 million, BMBL is far more liquid than the micro-caps on today’s list. No specific catalyst had been confirmed at press time, so check the news before the bell.
- Resistance: $3.975 (day high), then $4.23 (after-hours high)
- Support: $3.71 (after-hours low)
SkyAI, Inc. (SKYA) — Closed $2.60, +43%
SKYA traded about 42 million shares and closed near its high of $2.67. Unlike many of Monday’s runners, it mostly held its gains after hours, trading around $2.55. A clean move over the day high would be the setup to watch.
- Resistance: $2.67
- Support: $2.50
Greenland Mines (GRML) — Closed $6.02, +16%
GRML rose 16% on nearly 12 million shares and stayed steady after hours near $5.90.
- Resistance: $6.57 (day high)
- Support: $5.70
After-Hours Movers
Fitness Champs Holdings (FCHL) — Closed $1.00, after hours $1.84 (+84%)
FCHL spent the regular session drifting between $0.87 and $1.00, then exploded at the 4:00 PM close, nearly doubling within minutes on more than 2 million shares per 5-minute bar. After the first push to about $1.95, it built a tight range between $1.50 and $1.99 for the rest of the evening, holding above VWAP (around $1.70) the whole time and making higher lows into the late session. Overnight trading was near $1.75. Volume cooled off after the opening burst, so Tuesday’s premarket volume will decide which way it breaks. The float is very small, so expect wide spreads and sharp swings.
- Resistance: $1.99 to $2.00 (after-hours high and round number); a break above opens room for a continuation move
- Pivot: $1.70 (VWAP); holding above it keeps the setup intact
- Support: $1.50 (after-hours range low); losing it would point to a fade back toward $1.00
⚠️ Caution on FCHL: Fitness Champs is the subject of a securities class action, and law firms are reaching out to investors who lost money in the stock. Benzinga has reported on a past after-hours surge that came amid pump-and-dump fraud allegations. The stock also has a history of sharp spikes followed by steep drops, including a 39% premarket decline in June after an earlier run. These are allegations, not findings, but they add risk. Treat any move in FCHL with extra caution and size accordingly.
Digital Currency X Technology (DCX) — Closed $2.20, after hours $3.10 (+41%)
DCX turned a 19% loss on the day into a strong after-hours rally, reaching as high as $3.59.
Monday’s Big Runners, Now Fading
These low-float stocks made huge moves Monday but gave back a large part of the gains after hours. They could be second-day plays, but they carry a lot of risk.
| Ticker | Monday | After Hours |
|---|---|---|
| MNDR | +258% (high $5.67) | $2.43 (−20%) |
| LNKS | +138% | $1.69 (−25%) |
| YMAT | +126% | $2.61 (−10%) |
| CLWT | +58% | $1.68 (−22%) |
The Bottom Line
BMBL is the name to watch Tuesday: it has real size, heavy volume, and a strong close. SKYA is a close second. For the after-hours runners and Monday’s faders, premarket volume will tell you whether the momentum is real.
Missed the last watchlist? See Stocks to Watch Monday, Oct 12: CCC, PDSB, VEEA, QSI and WFF.
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