Shotspotter is perched well above its IPO price
The broader stock market is holding tight ahead of tomorrow's busy calendar. However, among specific stocks making big moves are gunfire alert specialist Shotspotter Inc (NASDAQ:SSTI), Beijing-based financial firm Wins Finance Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:WINS), and used car concern Carvana Co (NYSE:CVNA). Here's a quick look at what's moving shares of SSTI, WINS, and CVNA.
SSTI Stock Soars in Trading Debut
After being halted earlier, Shotspotter stock was last seen trading up 17.8% at $12.97. SSTI priced its initial public offering at $11 per share this morning, before opening the session at $12.20. So far, SSTI shares have traded as high as $13.43 and as low as $11.93.
WINS Stock Was Trading Up 153% Before Being Halted
Wins Finance stock is currently halted after the Nasdaq requested more information, with the shares last seen trading up 153.1% at $205.01. This echoes the price action seen yesterday, when WIN stock closed with a 107.1% gain, after trading was paused several times. While there appears to be no catalysts behind these bull gaps, the security is currently boasting an 890% week-to-date lead.
CVNA Stock Gaps Higher After Earnings
Carvana shares have jumped 19% to trade at $11.30, after the company's inaugural earnings report since going public in late April came in above the consensus estimate. Carvana also offered up a strong current-quarter forecast, while Baird reiterated its "outperform" rating and $15 price target on CVNA stock. Despite today's surge, the stock remains well below its record high of $13.94, hit on its April 28 trading debut.