Stocks to Watch Wednesday, Nov. 11: TTEC, PepGen, Gevo, Satellogic, KULR Technology

By Tech & Money Press · Pre-market watchlist for Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Market Setup

Stocks slipped on Tuesday after a hotter-than-expected inflation report. Consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, above the 0.3% economists expected, and core prices rose 0.3% versus 0.2% expected. SPY closed at $749.92 (−0.4%), QQQ at $674.76 (−0.7%) and IWM at $280.58 (−0.7%). Wednesday is Veterans Day: the stock market is open with normal hours, but the bond market is closed, so volume could be lighter than usual.

Wednesday’s list has one stock from Tuesday’s list that ran 72% (TTEC), a biotech that nearly doubled on trial data and then announced a stock offering (PepGen), two fresh after-hours earnings movers (Gevo and Satellogic) and one earnings gapper that closed well off its high (KULR). All five trade between $1 and about $5.

1. TTEC Holdings (TTEC) – Up 72% on 22 million shares, now day two

Close: $2.40 (+72.0%) · Day range: $1.66–$2.52 · Volume: about 22.2M · After hours: ~$2.45 (+2.1%), high $2.66, about 210K shares

The customer-service outsourcing company reported third-quarter revenue of $492.2 million on Monday night, down 5% from a year ago but above the $480.2 million analysts expected. It lost 10 cents per share, but adjusted EBITDA rose 18.7% to $51 million, and it kept its full-year revenue guidance of $1.94 billion–$1.99 billion. On the earnings call, management said it is exploring strategic alternatives for its TTEC Digital unit and that it extended its credit facility to late 2028. Volume was about 22 million shares, compared with about 250,000 on Monday. The company is worth about $118 million.

Our Take: This was on our Tuesday list, and it opened above both of our resistance levels. After a 72% day, the easy part is done, and day two often starts with a pullback. $2.52 (Tuesday’s high) is the first resistance, then $2.66 (after-hours high). On the downside, $2.24 (Tuesday’s midday low) is the first support, then $2.00 (round number, where it paused in the first hour). Holding above $2.24 keeps the trend intact. A break of $2.00 would put most of Tuesday’s buyers at a loss.

2. PepGen (PEPG) – Nearly doubles on trial data, then announces a $125M offering

Close: $4.61 (+92.9%) · Day range: $4.42–$6.45 · Volume: about 106M · After hours: ~$5.10 (+10.6%), range $3.96–$5.20, about 1.9M shares

The clinical-stage biotech reported Phase 2 results for PGN-EDODM1, its drug for myotonic dystrophy type 1, a rare muscle disease. Patients on the 10 mg/kg dose showed an average splicing correction of 46.5% in muscle at week 13, compared with 6.8% on placebo. The company says that is the highest level reported in a multiple-dose trial for this disease. Patients also improved on grip strength and walking tests, and no severe side effects were reported. After the close, PepGen announced a $125 million offering of stock and pre-funded warrants, with an option for the underwriters to buy $18.75 million more. The offering price had not been announced as of Tuesday night.

Our Take: The data is real news, but the stock opened at $5.55, hit $6.45 and closed at $4.61, so most of Tuesday’s buyers are sitting on losses. The offering price is the key number for Wednesday: these deals usually price at a discount, and the stock tends to trade toward that price. $5.20 (after-hours high) is the first resistance, then $5.55 (Tuesday’s open). On the downside, $4.42 (Tuesday’s low) is the first support, then $3.96 (after-hours low). Check the offering price before the open. This is the riskiest name on the list.

3. Gevo (GEVO) – Record quarter and higher guidance, up 14% after hours

Close: $1.39 (−5.4%) · Day range: $1.39–$1.46 · Volume: about 7.1M · After hours: ~$1.58 (+13.7%), high $1.71, about 2.1M shares

The renewable fuels and carbon company reported record third-quarter revenue of $83 million, up from $43 million a year ago and far above the roughly $54 million analysts expected. Net income was $23 million, or 9 cents per share, compared with a loss a year ago. Adjusted EBITDA was $44 million, up from $7 million. About $20 million of the revenue came from a one-time sale of carbon credits it had been holding. Gevo now expects adjusted EBITDA of more than $90 million for 2026 and more than $70 million for 2027. It ended the quarter with $68 million in cash. The company is worth about $344 million.

Our Take: A profitable quarter, a higher outlook and real after-hours volume make this the cleanest setup on the list. The catch is that about a quarter of the revenue was one-time, which is why the 2027 outlook is lower than 2026. $1.62 (September highs) is the first resistance, then $1.71 (after-hours high). On the downside, $1.48 (Monday’s high) is the first support, then $1.40 (Friday’s high). Holding above $1.48 in pre-market would keep the gap intact.

4. Satellogic (SATL) – Record revenue up 342%, up 9% after hours

Close: $3.90 (−1.6%) · Day range: $3.66–$3.94 · Volume: about 5.7M · After hours: ~$4.25 (+8.9%), high $4.33, about 250K shares

The satellite imaging company reported record third-quarter revenue of $16.0 million, up 342% from a year ago and above the $12.8 million analysts expected. Earnings were 14 cents per share, compared with an expected loss of 1 cent, and adjusted EBITDA was positive for the second quarter in a row at $1.2 million. After the quarter ended, it signed a $37 million contract to supply three satellites to a government customer. It had $106.5 million in cash at the end of September. The company is worth about $600 million.

Our Take: The stock climbed from $2.89 to $3.97 in the two sessions before the report, so some of the good news was already in the price, and after-hours volume was moderate. $4.33 (after-hours high) is the first resistance, then $4.68 (Oct. 13 high). On the downside, $4.03 (Monday’s high) is the first support, then $3.66 (Tuesday’s low).

5. KULR Technology (KULR) – Revenue nearly triples, but it closed well off the high

Close: $1.99 (+22.1%) · Day range: $1.76–$2.20 · Volume: about 4.4M · After hours: ~$1.97 (−1.0%), on light volume

The battery and thermal-management company reported third-quarter revenue of $7.4 million, up 197% from a year ago, with product sales making up 88% of the total. Gross margin turned slightly positive, at about 4%, after a gross loss in the second quarter. KULR said it has fully exited its bitcoin-related business and ended the quarter with $54.5 million in cash, no debt and no digital assets. It is also cutting staff to save about $4 million a year starting in 2027. The company is worth about $92 million.

Our Take: Cash of $54.5 million against a market value of about $92 million gives the stock a cushion, but a 4% gross margin means the business still has to prove it can make money. It hit $2.20 and closed at $1.99, so sellers showed up near the top. $2.20 (Tuesday’s high) is the first resistance, then $2.32 (Oct. 13 high). On the downside, $1.76 (Tuesday’s low) is the first support, then $1.65 (Monday’s high).

Bottom Line

Gevo has the best mix of results and after-hours volume. TTEC is the momentum name, but after 72% in one day it needs to hold $2.24. PepGen depends on where the offering is priced. Satellogic and KULR have good numbers but lighter after-hours interest, so check the pre-market volume before trusting the levels. As always, wait for a level to hold or break. Do not guess.

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Sources: Price data from Webull (as of about 7:30 p.m. ET, Nov. 10, 2026). Company news and earnings via Benzinga, company reports and SEC filings.