Today's five, straight off the screen: a tanker owner, two software names built on customer data, a prescription payments company and an enterprise AI maker.
Pyxis Tankers owns fuel tankers and dry-bulk ships, and its latest quarter swung to a profit as its ships earned more per day. Every dip since mid-July stopped at a higher low, and the question now is whether the trend holds.
See the Trend →Zeta Global runs a marketing platform that helps brands find and keep customers, and it keeps winning as companies cut down to fewer tools. Today's heavy-volume rally won back most of September's pullback, and we'll watch to see if it holds.
See the Pullback →Paysign runs prepaid card programs, including cards drug makers use to help patients afford prescriptions, and it keeps adding new ones. It closed above a tight range today on heavy volume, and the question now is whether the breakout holds.
See the Breakout →Amplitude's software shows companies how people use their apps and websites, and Piper Sandler raised its target on the stock today. An early push to the top of its range faded by the close, and the jury's still out on whether buyers return.
See Today's Close →C3.ai sells software that helps companies and government agencies build AI tools, and its latest quarter brought a jump in defense bookings. It closed near the top of its weeks-long range, with TradingView's technical gauge alongside.
Check the Gauge →A screened name is a higher probability, not a sure thing.
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