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Vol. II · No. 316Thursday, 12 November 2026
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Ethical Trading

Movers of the Week: Who Led and Who Fell (Week Ending 6 Nov 2026)

Filed Friday 6 November 2026 · 21:30 UTC · Entry no. 135335 · scored against the close · never edited

Movers of the Week, week ending 6 Nov 2026: biggest weekly gainers and decliners with ethical screen labels

As of 6 Nov 2026 close. Weekly change measured from the 30 Oct 2026 close to the 6 Nov 2026 close.

Each week we list the biggest weekly moves among US-listed stocks, whatever the company does. Stocks under $2 and thinly traded stocks are left out. Each name carries a short label from our ethical screen and boycott check, so you can see where it stands and decide for yourself. The “why” lines are plain-words context, not predictions.

What do these labels mean?

Biggest gainers

  1. EVC Entravision Communications, +47.6% ($6.09 to $8.99). No clear news reason found.
    Does not pass our screen: debt above our limit
  2. ONT Onterris, +46.9% ($14.92 to $21.92). No clear news reason found.
    Does not pass our screen: debt above our limit
  3. CLRO ClearOne, +46.9% ($3.41 to $5.01). No clear news reason found.
    Our screen: potentially compliant, not yet confirmed
  4. CRCT Cricut, +44.4% ($6.08 to $8.78). No clear news reason found.
    Does not pass our screen: receivables above our limit
  5. ALIT Alight, +44.0% ($8.93 to $12.86). No clear news reason found.
    Does not pass our screen: debt above our limit

None of this week's top five pass our screen.

Biggest decliners

  1. DFNS T3 Defense, -44.0% ($3.59 to $2.01). No clear news reason found.
    Does not pass our screen: business activity (defence)
  2. MNTN MNTN, -43.0% ($9.35 to $5.33). No clear news reason found.
    Does not pass our screen: receivables above our limit
  3. NRIX Nurix Therapeutics, -42.9% ($26.80 to $15.30). No clear news reason found.
    Does not pass our screen: interest-bearing holdings above our limit
  4. TBLA Taboola.com, -42.3% ($3.46 to $2.00). No clear news reason found.
    Our screen: potentially compliant, not yet confirmed
  5. HMH HMH Holding, -42.2% ($18.94 to $10.94). No clear news reason found.
    Our screen: potentially compliant, not yet confirmed

None of this week's top five pass our screen.

Under review

Moves above 50% in a week are held back until the data is confirmed, and are not featured. This week: OMH (up), RDAC (up), GIBO (up), CDLR (down), ARRY (up), APP (up), AEHL (up), GOGO (up), BDSX (down), DRUG (down), SKIN (up), VCYT (down), SVRN (down), DTIL (up).

How to read this

Big weekly moves often come from earnings, deals and trial results, and small stocks swing hard on little news. A name appearing here says it moved. It says nothing about where it goes next. Each label links to that company's page, with the full ethical read: business activity, debt, income and holdings checks, with halal and Shariah-aware criteria for readers who follow them.

Ethical considerations

  • HMH Holding: passes our debt check, but its debt is about 191% of its market value, above the 30% limit in the stricter AAOIFI standard.

Our screen and boycott check are a starting point; your own ethical judgement comes first.

Not financial advice.

Data: daily closes, 30 Oct 2026 and 6 Nov 2026, checked against a second source. As of 6 Nov 2026 close.

How This Entry Scores

Every level named in a session brief is scored against the next scheduled close. Nothing is edited after filing: if a level breaks, the record shows it as filed, not as corrected. The desk's full scored history sits on the track record page.

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