Watchlist Recap: How Our Oct. 29 Stocks to Watch Played Out
By Tech & Money Press · Recap of our Stocks to Watch for Thursday, October 29, 2026
Every night we publish key levels for the next trading day. Here is how Thursday’s list played out, including the setups that didn’t work. All prices are regular-session data from Webull unless noted.
The Scorecard
| Ticker | Thursday Close | Day Range | What Happened vs. Our Levels | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BHC | $8.91 (+28.8%) | $7.58–$9.04 | Opened under $8.00, broke $8.00 and $8.52 in the first 15 minutes, held above $8.00 and set a new 52-week high | ✅ |
| TDOC | $8.73 (+26.9%) | $7.90–$8.99 | Opened above $7.60, cleared $7.99 right away, ran to $8.99 and never came back to resistance | ✅ |
| BOOM | $8.48 (+9.7%) | $7.66–$8.88 | Opened above $8.00, held $7.59 on an early dip, topped at $8.88 short of $9.20 | ✅ |
| STLA | $4.70 (+0.4%) | $4.57–$4.77 | Traded between our $4.54 support and $4.83 resistance all day | ➖ |
| PRME | $5.24 (−2.2%) | $5.19–$5.91 | Broke $5.43 at the open and hit $5.91, stalled under $6.00 and faded to close red | ➖ |
Bausch Health (BHC) – Both resistance levels fell in 15 minutes
We had $8.00 (52-week high) as first resistance and $8.52 (after-hours high) as the next level, with $7.62 as first support. BHC dipped below $7.62 in thin early pre-market trading, then recovered and opened near $7.66. In the first 15 minutes it ran through both $8.00 and $8.52, reaching $8.58.
The pullback that followed stopped at $8.17, well above $8.00, and from there BHC climbed steadily all day. It set a new 52-week high of $9.04 in the last half hour and closed at $8.91, up 29%. This was the cleanest setup on the list.
Teladoc Health (TDOC) – No fade this time
We had warned that Teladoc’s mixed guidance could bring a fade back toward $7.35. Instead, it spent most of pre-market between $7.50 and $7.96 and opened at $7.92, already above our $7.60 resistance. It cleared $7.99 within minutes and reached $8.89 in the first 15 minutes.
TDOC pulled back to $8.35 by late morning, still far above both resistance levels, then worked higher to a high of $8.99. It closed at $8.73, up 27%.
DMC Global (BOOM) – Support held on a wild open
BOOM traded between $7.57 and $8.15 in pre-market and opened above our $8.00 resistance. The first 15 minutes were volatile, with a range of $7.66 to $8.88, but the low stayed above our $7.59 support. It never reached $9.20, the second resistance, and spent most of the day between $8.20 and $8.70 before closing at $8.48, up 10%.
Stellantis (STLA) – Inside the range all day
STLA traded between $4.57 and $4.77 for the whole session, never testing our $4.83 resistance or $4.54 support. It closed at $4.70, up 0.4%, after its 13% jump on Wednesday.
Prime Medicine (PRME) – A spike, then a fade
PRME did not reclaim $5.36 in pre-market, the signal we had flagged. It still broke our $5.43 resistance at the open and spiked to $5.91, but it stalled below $6.00 by 10 a.m. ET and faded the rest of the day. It closed at $5.24, down 2%, holding above our $5.07 support during the session before slipping to about $5.12 after hours. We scored it neutral: the breakout paid quickly, but only for traders who took profits early.
Takeaways
Three of the five names broke through our resistance levels and two stayed neutral, on a day when QQQ fell 1.4% and small caps rose 1%. The three winners all had fresh earnings and held their first support at the open, while Prime Medicine, the one name moving without news, gave back its spike.
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Tech & Money Press is not a registered investment advisor. Past performance of any level or setup does not guarantee future results. Trading stocks involves risk, including the loss of your investment. Do your own research and consult a licensed professional before making any investment decisions.
Sources: Price data from Webull (regular session, pre-market and after hours, Oct. 29, 2026). Levels from our Oct. 29 Stocks to Watch.