Watchlist Recap: How Our Nov. 11 Stocks to Watch Played Out
By Tech & Money Press · Recap of our Stocks to Watch for Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Every night we publish key levels for the next trading day. Here is how Wednesday’s list traded. All prices are regular-session data from Webull unless noted.
It was a strong day for the market. The Nasdaq Composite rose 1.6% to 25,466 and the S&P 500 gained 1.3% to 7,619, according to Kiplinger. SPY closed at $759.81 (+1.3%), QQQ at $690.38 (+2.3%) and IWM at $283.09 (+0.9%). CoreWeave jumped 24.7% after its third-quarter report (our take), Micron gained 11.9% to $811.30 and AMD rose 7.3% to $552.90. The bond market was closed for Veterans Day. After the bell, Nvidia, which had closed up 2.9% at $173.73, fell about 8.6% in after-hours trading after The Wall Street Journal reported its board is preparing to remove CEO Jensen Huang (our coverage).
Our list followed the market higher: four of the five stocks closed up, led by Gevo, and one closed down.
The Scorecard
| Ticker | Wednesday Close | Day Range | Volume | How It Traded vs. Our Levels |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GEVO | $1.82 (+30.9%) | $1.71–$2.08 | ~30.5M | Pre-market already above both upper levels ($1.62, $1.71); opened at $1.75, reached $2.08 in the first 15 minutes; the day’s low was $1.71 |
| PEPG | $5.26 (+14.1%) | $5.105–$5.90 | ~16.0M | Opened at $5.40, between $5.20 and $5.55; topped at $5.90 in the morning; dipped just under $5.20 in the afternoon; lower levels untouched |
| TTEC | $2.67 (+11.3%) | $2.46–$3.03 | ~5.1M | Opened at $2.48, cleared $2.52 and $2.66 in the first 15 minutes, reached $3.03, then pulled back to about $2.52 and closed near $2.66 |
| KULR | $2.05 (+3.0%) | $2.00–$2.25 | ~1.2M | Traded above $2.20 to $2.25 at 10 a.m., short of $2.32; lower levels untouched |
| SATL | $3.80 (−2.6%) | $3.79–$4.54 | ~11.9M | Traded to $4.84 before the bell, above both upper levels; opened at $4.51, lost $4.33 and $4.03 by mid-morning, closed near the low; stayed above $3.66 |
Gevo (GEVO) – The biggest move on the list
On Tuesday night we called Gevo’s record quarter and higher outlook the cleanest setup on the list. The stock was already trading above both of our upper levels before the bell, with a pre-market high of $1.77. It opened at $1.75 and ran to $2.08 in the first 15 minutes. That was the high of the day. It faded through the morning, spent the afternoon between about $1.74 and $1.86 and closed at $1.82, up 30.9%, on about 30.5 million shares, more than four times Tuesday’s volume.
The detail that stood out: the low of the day, $1.71, was set in that first 15-minute bar, exactly at the upper level from our list. The stock never traded below it. In after-hours trading Wednesday it was around $1.78.
PepGen (PEPG) – Higher despite the offering
PepGen announced a $125 million stock offering after Tuesday’s close, and we said the offering would be the key factor for Wednesday. The stock traded between $4.84 and $5.74 in the pre-market, opened at $5.40, between our $5.20 and $5.55 levels, and reached $5.88 by mid-morning and $5.90 for the day. It slid in the afternoon, dipping to $5.105, just below $5.20, and closed at $5.26, up 14.1%, on about 16 million shares. Neither lower level ($4.42 or $3.96) came into play.
TTEC Holdings (TTEC) – Day two: a fast spike, then a fade
After a 72% gain on Tuesday, TTEC opened at $2.48, just under our first upper level of $2.52. It cleared both $2.52 and $2.66 in the first 15 minutes and reached $3.03 before 10 a.m. From there it faded for most of the day. The afternoon pullback bottomed at about $2.52, the other upper level on our list, and the stock closed at $2.67, almost exactly on the $2.66 level, up 11.3%. Volume was about 5.1 million shares, a quarter of Tuesday’s 22 million.
KULR Technology (KULR) – Quiet, and above $2
KULR opened at $2.00, moved above our $2.20 level to a high of $2.25 at 10 a.m. and then drifted lower the rest of the day. It closed at $2.05, up 3.0%, on about 1.2 million shares. It did not reach $2.32 and stayed far from $1.76 and $1.65. As we noted Tuesday night, interest after the earnings report was light, and Wednesday’s volume confirmed that.
Satellogic (SATL) – A pre-market gap that faded
Satellogic traded as high as $4.84 before the bell, above both of our upper levels ($4.33 and $4.68). The opening was weaker: it opened at $4.51, reached $4.54 in the first minutes and then lost $4.33 within the first 15 minutes and $4.03 by mid-morning. It drifted lower all afternoon and closed at $3.80, down 2.6%, near the low of the day, on about 11.9 million shares. It stayed above our lower level of $3.66.
Takeaways
Four of five stocks closed higher on a strong day for the market. The clearest lesson came from the opening range. Gevo set its low in the first 15 minutes and never went back below it. Satellogic had the bigger pre-market gap, but once it lost its opening price, it never got back to it. Pre-market highs can be misleading; how a stock trades around its open often says more.
Our next list, Stocks to Watch for Thursday, Nov. 12, is already up.
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Sources: Price data from Webull (15-minute and daily bars; after-hours prices as of about 7:55 p.m. ET, Nov. 11, 2026). Market figures via Kiplinger and Yahoo Finance; chip-stock moves via Kiplinger, The Motley Fool and Webull; Nvidia report via The Wall Street Journal; company news via Benzinga.