Watchlist Recap: How Our Nov. 10 Stocks to Watch Played Out
By Tech & Money Press · Recap of our Stocks to Watch for Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Every night we publish key levels for the next trading day. Here is how Tuesday’s list played out. All prices are regular-session data from Webull unless noted.
The market gave back part of Monday’s rally after a hot inflation report: SPY closed at $749.92 (−0.4%), QQQ at $674.76 (−0.7%) and IWM at $280.58 (−0.7%). Our list was split. One stock ran 72%, one closed up 18% after a rough pre-market, and three faded.
The Scorecard
| Ticker | Tuesday Close | Day Range | What Happened vs. Our Levels | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TTEC | $2.40 (+72.0%) | $1.66–$2.52 | Opened at $1.68, already above both resistance levels ($1.59 and $1.67), never came back and ran to $2.52 on about 22 million shares | ✅ |
| BW | $4.48 (+18.2%) | $3.60–$4.62 | Lost both supports in pre-market and opened under $3.80, then took back $3.92 and $4.30 in the first hour and topped at $4.62, one cent under our $4.63 resistance | ✅ |
| SNT | $2.30 (−6.1%) | $2.23–$2.61 | Broke $2.50 and reached $2.61 in the first 30 minutes, then faded all day; stayed above $2.16 support | ➖ |
| KLTR | $1.40 (−2.1%) | $1.37–$1.68 | Traded above $1.67 in pre-market on light volume, then lost both supports ($1.56 and $1.50) in the first 30 minutes | ❌ |
| KDK | $1.21 (−16.6%) | $1.19–$1.42 | Never tested $1.48; lost $1.385 at the open and $1.30 before 11 a.m. | ❌ |
TTEC Holdings (TTEC) – 72% in one day
TTEC traded quietly between $1.50 and $1.60 for most of the pre-market, then picked up in the last hour before the bell. It opened at $1.68, above both of our resistance levels ($1.59 and $1.67), and reached $2.01 in the first 30 minutes. From there it kept making higher highs: $2.22 before 11 a.m., $2.45 before noon and $2.52 in the afternoon. It closed at $2.40 on about 22 million shares, almost 90 times Monday’s volume.
On Monday night we called this the most speculative name on the list. The lesson: when a stock opens above the last resistance on heavy volume and holds it, the old levels stop mattering and the opening range becomes the guide. Neither support was tested during regular hours.
Babcock & Wilcox (BW) – Failed in pre-market, worked after the open
We wrote that holding $4.30 in pre-market would keep the gap intact. It did not hold. The stock slid from about $4.35 at 4 a.m. to $3.72 just before the bell, below both supports, and opened under $3.80, basically flat with Monday’s close. Then buyers came in. It was back above $3.92 within 30 minutes and above $4.30 by 10:30 a.m., and it topped at $4.62, one cent below our $4.63 resistance. It closed at $4.48, up 18.2%, on about 15.5 million shares. We count it as a hit with an asterisk: anyone who followed the pre-market rule stayed out, but the levels still marked the top of the day.
Senstar Technologies (SNT) – First target, then a fade
Senstar opened at $2.47, broke $2.50 and hit $2.61 in the first 30 minutes. That was the high of the day. It drifted down to $2.23 by early afternoon and closed at $2.30, down 6.1%, on only about 168,000 shares. We warned that Monday’s volume was thin, and Tuesday’s was thinner. It stayed above our $2.16 support, so we score it neutral.
Kaltura (KLTR) – Thin pre-market, fast reversal
We wrote that the pre-market would tell us if buyers were real. Kaltura traded between $1.65 and $1.73 before the bell, around our $1.67 level, but only about 60,000 shares changed hands. At the open it dropped from $1.66 to $1.45 in 30 minutes, lost both supports ($1.56 and $1.50) and closed at $1.40, below Monday’s close. The thin pre-market volume was the warning sign.
Kodiak AI (KDK) – Day-three fade
Kodiak never got near our $1.48 resistance. It slipped in pre-market, opened at $1.40, lost $1.385 right away and $1.30 before 11 a.m., then spent the afternoon near $1.21. It closed down 16.6%. After two strong days, the third day brought sellers.
Takeaways
Two hits, one neutral and two misses. The two winners, TTEC and Babcock & Wilcox, were the ones with fresh earnings and heavy volume. The two carry-overs from Monday’s list, Kodiak AI and Senstar, both faded, and so did Kaltura, where after-hours and pre-market volume was thin. On Tuesday, volume mattered more than the headline.
Our next list, Stocks to Watch for Wednesday, Nov. 11, is already up, with TTEC back on it for day two.
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