Stocks to Watch Monday, Nov. 9: Gogo, Serve Robotics, Kodiak AI, Senstar, Clean Energy Fuels

By Tech & Money Press · Pre-market watchlist for Monday, November 9, 2026

Market Setup

Stocks bounced on Friday after Thursday’s heavy tech sell-off. SPY closed at $735.29 (+0.3%), QQQ at $656.10 (+1.4%) and the IWM at $273.67 (+1.0%). The October jobs report helped: the U.S. added 165,000 jobs, well above the 65,000 expected, and unemployment fell to 4.1%. Chip stocks led the rebound.

Earnings drove the biggest moves among smaller stocks. Our Monday list has five names between $1 and $5 that rallied 26% to 72% on Friday on earnings news, most of them closing at or near the high of the day. Over the weekend, Nvidia’s board said it is opening an independent investigation into reports that CEO Jensen Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence effort, and crypto kept sliding, with Ether down about 4% on Sunday. Both could weigh on tech and other risk-on names at the open, so watch the Nasdaq futures before trading these small caps. Palantir reports on Monday, and October inflation data is due later in the week.

1. Gogo (GOGO) – Up 72% after earnings, still rising after hours

Close: $3.885 (+71.5%) · Day range: $2.23–$3.95 · Volume: about 29M (roughly 20x its recent average) · After hours: ~$4.00 (+2.9%), high $4.27, about 1.2M shares

The inflight internet company reported third-quarter revenue of $213.2 million, down 5% from a year ago as customers move off its older air-to-ground service. But it shipped a record 172 Galileo satellite systems, up 59% from the prior quarter, and its military and government service revenue grew 36% to $37.2 million. It also renewed its air-to-ground spectrum license for 10 years, extended its $600 million term loan and kept its full-year guidance of $870 million–$895 million in revenue. The company is worth about $530 million.

Our Take: A 72% move on 20 times normal volume, plus more buying after hours, puts this at the top of the list. $4.27 (after-hours high) is the first resistance, then $4.50 (round number). On the downside, $3.50 (round number) is the first support, then $3.09 (the middle of Friday’s range). After a move this big, expect wide swings at the open.

2. Serve Robotics (SERV) – Revenue up 313%, guidance raised

Close: $3.22 (+38.8%) · Day range: $2.54–$3.25 · Volume: about 9.7M (roughly 3x its recent average) · After hours: ~$3.21 (−0.3%)

The sidewalk delivery robot company reported third-quarter sales of $2.84 million, up 313% from a year ago and well above the $1.65 million analysts expected. Its loss of 51 cents per share was better than the 67-cent loss expected. Serve raised its 2026 revenue outlook to $12 million from $9 million–$10 million, cut its planned operating spending, and ended September with $198 million in cash. The company is worth about $280 million.

Our Take: The stock closed a penny below its high, so $3.25 (Friday’s high) is the first resistance, then $3.52 (Oct. 15 high). On the downside, $3.07 (Oct. 29 high) is the first support, then $2.77 (Nov. 4 high). It has been falling since early October, so it needs to stay above $3.07 to keep the trend change going.

3. Kodiak AI (KDK) – A 35% bounce after earnings

Close: $1.28 (+34.6%) · Day range: $1.07–$1.385 · Volume: about 15.5M · After hours: ~$1.29 (+0.8%)

The self-driving truck company reported third-quarter results on Thursday, and the stock fell almost 14% to $0.95. On Friday it turned around and rallied 35%. Needham kept its Buy rating but cut its price target to $4. Kodiak says its readiness score for driverless long-haul trucking has reached 99%, and it is on track to launch that service by the end of 2026. In October it signed a deal to put its system in 75 trucks run by DTL Transport. The company is worth about $260 million.

Our Take: This is a rebound from a 52-week low, so the levels above are tight. $1.385 (Friday’s high) is the first resistance, then $1.43 (Oct. 29 high). On the downside, $1.20 (Oct. 28 low) is the first support, then $1.10 (Nov. 5 high).

4. Senstar Technologies (SNT) – Record revenue, up 46%

Close: $1.90 (+46.2%) · Day range: $1.52–$2.16 · Volume: about 6.2M (it usually trades under 100,000 shares a day) · After hours: ~$1.85 (−2.6%)

The security technology company reported record third-quarter revenue of $13.1 million, up 37% from a year ago. Earnings rose to 7 cents per share from 4 cents. Sales of its LiDAR sensors doubled and are now 20% of the total, and adjusted EBITDA grew 55% to $2.1 million. The company is worth about $44 million.

Our Take: The numbers are solid, but this is a very small stock that normally trades very little, so moves can be fast in both directions. It touched $2.16 and closed 26 cents below it. $2.00 (round number) is the first resistance, then $2.16 (Friday’s high). On the downside, $1.65 (Oct. 29 high) is the first support, then $1.52 (Friday’s low).

5. Clean Energy Fuels (CLNE) – Surprise profit, up 26%

Close: $1.91 (+26.5%) · Day range: $1.71–$1.98 · Volume: about 7.3M (roughly 4x its recent average) · After hours: ~$1.90 (−0.5%)

The natural gas fuel company reported adjusted earnings of 3 cents per share for the third quarter, while analysts expected a loss of 3 cents. Sales rose 5.7% to $112.2 million, slightly above estimates. The stock closed at its highest level since mid-September. The company is worth about $420 million.

Our Take: The stock stopped just under $2.00, a round number many traders watch. $2.00 is the first resistance, then $2.25 (round number). On the downside, $1.78 (Sept. 18 high) is the first support, then $1.65 (Nov. 4 high).

Bottom Line

Monday’s list is all earnings winners between $1 and $5. Gogo is the strongest, with heavy volume and more buying after hours. Serve Robotics and Clean Energy Fuels closed near their highs, Kodiak AI is a rebound play, and Senstar is the riskiest because it usually trades so little. Remember there is a whole weekend before the open, so check pre-market volume and whether each stock holds its first support before acting on any level.

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Sources: Price data from Webull (as of 8:00 p.m. ET, Nov. 6, 2026). Company news and earnings via Benzinga, company reports and SEC filings.