Stocks to Watch Tuesday, Nov. 10: Babcock & Wilcox, Kaltura, TTEC, Kodiak AI, Senstar

By Tech & Money Press · Pre-market watchlist for Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Market Setup

Stocks rallied hard on Monday. SPY closed at $752.69 (+2.4%), QQQ at $679.35 (+3.5%) and the IWM at $282.51 (+3.2%), with chip stocks leading: AMD jumped about 13%. Nvidia went the other way, falling 4.3% to $178.67 as its board looks into reports about CEO Jensen Huang. Small caps joined the rally, which helps setups like the ones on this list.

Tuesday’s list mixes three fresh after-hours earnings movers (Babcock & Wilcox, Kaltura and TTEC) with two stocks from Monday’s list that broke all of our resistance levels and closed near their highs (Kodiak AI and Senstar). All five trade between $1 and $5.

1. Babcock & Wilcox (BW) – Revenue more than doubles, up 18% after hours

Close: $3.79 (+16.6%) · Day range: $3.28–$3.915 · Volume: about 9.6M · After hours: ~$4.46 (+17.7%), high $4.63, about 1.1M shares

The power generation company reported third-quarter revenue of $290.8 million, up 95% from a year ago and far above the $226.5 million analysts expected. Earnings of 2 cents per share were a penny short of estimates. Its backlog grew to $2.5 billion, and it says its pipeline is above $16 billion, including about $6 billion tied to data center projects. It kept its 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance of $80 million–$105 million and gave a 2027 outlook of $125 million–$140 million. The company is worth about $565 million.

Our Take: The stock had fallen from $5 to about $3 in three weeks before this report, so the after-hours jump comes off a low base. $4.63 (after-hours high) is the first resistance, then $5.00 (October highs). On the downside, $4.30 (Nov. 4 high) is the first support, then $3.92 (Monday’s high). Holding $4.30 in pre-market would keep the gap intact.

2. Kaltura (KLTR) – Record revenue and a third guidance raise

Close: $1.43 (−5.9%) · Day range: $1.42–$1.56 · Volume: about 400K · After hours: ~$1.60 (+11.9%), high $1.67, on light volume

The video and AI software company reported record third-quarter revenue of $47.3 million, beating the high end of its own guidance. Adjusted EBITDA rose 45% to $6.0 million, new subscription bookings more than doubled from the prior quarter, and it raised its full-year guidance for the third time this year. The company is worth about $220 million.

Our Take: Good numbers, but after-hours volume was thin, so the pre-market will tell us if buyers are real. $1.67 (after-hours high) is the first resistance, then $1.71 (Aug. 20 high). On the downside, $1.56 (Monday’s high) is the first support, then $1.50 (round number).

3. TTEC Holdings (TTEC) – Sales beat, guidance kept

Close: $1.395 (+1.1%) · Day range: $1.315–$1.40 · Volume: about 250K · After hours: ~$1.53 (+9.7%), on light volume

The customer experience outsourcing company reported third-quarter sales of $492.2 million, above the $480.2 million expected, but posted a loss of 10 cents per share versus expectations for a small profit. It reaffirmed its 2026 guidance of $1.94 billion–$1.99 billion in sales and 79–99 cents in adjusted earnings per share. The company is worth about $69 million.

Our Take: This is the most speculative name on the list: the move comes on very light volume, and the stock has been sliding since mid-October. $1.59 (Nov. 3 high) is the first resistance, then $1.67 (Nov. 2 high). On the downside, $1.48 (Nov. 6 high) is the first support, then $1.40 (Monday’s high).

4. Kodiak AI (KDK) – Day 3 after earnings, closed near the high

Close: $1.45 (+13.3%) · Day range: $1.20–$1.48 · Volume: about 10.3M · After hours: ~$1.46 (+0.7%)

The self-driving truck company has bounced 52% from last Thursday’s low of $0.95 since its earnings report. On Monday it held our $1.20 support at the open and then broke both of our resistance levels. Kodiak says it is on track to launch driverless long-haul service by the end of 2026, and Needham kept its Buy rating with a $4 target.

Our Take: The trend has turned up, but after a 52% bounce in three days, expect pullbacks. $1.48 (Monday’s high) is the first resistance, then $1.63 (Oct. 15 high). On the downside, $1.385 (Friday’s high) is the first support, then $1.30 (Monday’s breakout area).

5. Senstar Technologies (SNT) – Another 29% after record revenue

Close: $2.45 (+28.9%) · Day range: $1.86–$2.47 · Volume: about 525K · After hours: ~$2.43 (−0.8%), with a dip to $2.30

The security technology company keeps running after reporting record third-quarter revenue of $13.1 million, up 37% from a year ago, with LiDAR sales doubling. The stock is up 88% in two days and closed two cents below its high. The company is worth about $57 million.

Our Take: Strong close, but Monday’s volume was less than a tenth of Friday’s, and the stock dipped to $2.30 after hours. $2.50 (round number) is the first resistance, then $2.75 (round number). On the downside, $2.16 (Friday’s high) is the first support, then $2.00 (round number).

Bottom Line

Babcock & Wilcox is the strongest setup, with real after-hours volume behind a big revenue beat. Kaltura and TTEC have earnings catalysts but thin after-hours trading, so confirm with pre-market volume. Kodiak AI and Senstar are momentum continuations from Monday’s list. As we keep seeing in our recaps, the stocks that hold their first support in pre-market tend to work best.

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Sources: Price data from Webull (as of about 7:30 p.m. ET, Nov. 9, 2026). Company news and earnings via Benzinga, company reports and SEC filings.