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Daily Wrap · October 30, 2026 Friday

After Hours: the day Pairup Group had

It's late. The index didn't do much today, closing at 1,120.92, but one company put on the whole show by itself.

The whole city had one main character today: Pairup Group (MTCX). The index went nowhere, and this one moved 8.00% up on its own, on 42.98M CC of turnover. On days like this I only watch the one.

The bumpiest ride of the day belonged to Pairup Group (MTCX): 14.44% between its high and its low. Anyone sitting in it felt that.

Across the city, 20 names up and 17 down, on turnover of 3.68B CC.

The headline everyone was passing around was "City regulators open antitrust investigations into several platform companies". Regulators have opened a formal investigation into bundling and data practices at the city's largest platforms. Expectations of fines and business break-ups rise, and smaller merchants gain bargaining power.

All right, the overnight session is still running, and this is where I leave you. Good night.

Index

Close
1,120.92
Change
-0.47%
Prev close
1,126.24
Open
1,126.21
High
1,129.09
Low
1,094.81
Up / Down / Flat
20 / 17 / 0
Turnover
3.68B CC
Volume
26.61M shares

Top gainers

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
MTCX Pairup GroupInternet & Software30.90+8.00%42.98M CC
GKOX Irisview MedicalHealthcare123.95+7.67%43.80M CC
BWXH Nucore TechnologiesDefense & Aerospace222.47+7.38%30.96M CC
HIMX HimWell HealthHealthcare57.97+7.23%44.30M CC
LLYX Slimly PharmaHealthcare1,018.25+5.12%69.07M CC

Top losers

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
CPBX Campfield FoodsConsumer33.23-4.70%11.61M CC
ETSX Artsee MarketplaceInternet & Software50.67-4.45%23.89M CC
MRAX Milemark DigitalInternet & Software41.38-4.07%79.04M CC
JYFT MacrohardInternet & Software399.41-3.97%349.24M CC
GUGL Goodle NetworksInternet & Software274.98-3.91%362.26M CC

Most traded

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
MEFA MetafaceInternet & Software647.22-0.17%364.32M CC
GUGL Goodle NetworksInternet & Software274.98-3.91%362.26M CC
JYFT MacrohardInternet & Software399.41-3.97%349.24M CC
TNLA Tessera MotorsAutos & Mobility179.74+0.36%338.09M CC
NVHD Coreforge GraphicsTech Hardware136.58+4.34%337.69M CC

Sector

SectorListingsAverage changeMost volatile
Healthcare3+6.67%Irisview Medical +7.67%
Defense & Aerospace2+5.84%Nucore Technologies +7.38%
Utilities2+4.17%Midland Utilities +4.60%
Tech Hardware3+1.06%Coreforge Graphics +4.34%
Autos & Mobility2+0.47%Pinkride Mobility +0.58%
Financials3+0.11%Coast to Coast Bancorp -2.88%
Consumer4-0.27%Campfield Foods -4.70%
Materials2-0.71%Regal Gold Royalties -2.22%
Real Estate3-0.89%Prologix Realty -3.67%
Energy3-1.02%Stonearch Energy Services -2.86%
Internet & Software10-1.15%Pairup Group +8.00%

That day's news

  • City-wideCity regulators open antitrust investigations into several platform companies

    Regulators have opened a formal investigation into bundling and data practices at the city's largest platforms. Expectations of fines and business break-ups rise, and smaller merchants gain bargaining power.

  • City-wideThe city tightens mortgage and development-loan rules

    The Authority has raised down-payment requirements and tightened development loan quotas. Transaction expectations move lower, and growth in building materials demand and bank mortgages slows.

  • City-wideA long holiday and a major sporting event push travel demand to a record

    A long holiday in the city has coincided with a major sporting event. Flight, hotel and restaurant bookings hit records, and fuel demand climbs with them.

  • City-wideMoney rotates into defensives as the city's appetite for risk fades

    Money in the city is rotating out of high-volatility sectors into defensive assets. Precious metals and Utilities draw inflows, while growth valuations come under pressure.

  • MaterialsSeveral Materials companies update production line operating data

    A sector-wide move in Materials: Yield and capacity utilization are within the planned range.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies keep cutting unit compute costs

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Architecture optimization has lowered the resource cost per request.

  • FinancialsSeveral Financials companies disclose monthly asset quality data

    A sector-wide move in Financials: All asset quality metrics are within their usual range.

  • EnergySeveral Energy companies sign long-term contract volumes above plan

    A sector-wide move in Energy: Downstream customers have locked in more long-term supply.

  • Tech HardwareSeveral Tech Hardware companies publish channel inventory and sell-through data

    A sector-wide move in Tech Hardware: Channel inventory and shipment cadence sit within the usual range.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies update platform resource usage data

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Compute costs are moving in step with traffic volume.

  • HealthcareSeveral Healthcare companies disclose production process operating data

    A sector-wide move in Healthcare: Yields and output are within their normal range of variation.

  • Autos & MobilitySeveral Autos & Mobility companies see capacity utilization dip

    A sector-wide move in Autos & Mobility: Shifts in order timing slowed some production lines.

  • FinancialsSeveral Financials companies lift provision coverage ratios further

    A sector-wide move in Financials: The provisioning pace leaves more buffer for future operations.

  • Tech HardwareSeveral Tech Hardware companies see key component supply stabilize

    A sector-wide move in Tech Hardware: Lead times are back to normal after long-term contracts locked in volume.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies run ad load rates above expectations

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Conversion on ads and value-added services is improving together.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies post record open API call volumes

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: The number of third-party developers integrating keeps rising.

  • Autos & MobilitySeveral Autos & Mobility companies grow network traffic and ridership together

    A sector-wide move in Autos & Mobility: New routes and nodes lifted utilization.

  • EnergySeveral Energy companies report exploration appraisals below expectations

    A sector-wide move in Energy: Preliminary appraisal of the new blocks has not met the economic threshold.

  • EnergySeveral Energy companies extend turnaround schedules

    A sector-wide move in Energy: Equipment condition calls for additional replacement and commissioning time.

  • WPCRCarrigan Net Lease: Financing costs ahead of plan

    Carrigan Net Lease reports on financing costs: Funding and construction resources supported more project starts. Current business focus: Owns long-term net-lease commercial property across industrial, warehouse, retail and critical infrastructure.

  • PLDXPrologix Realty: Logistics park development update

    Prologix Realty reports on logistics park development: Occupancy and rent levels held steady. Current business focus: Owns and operates logistics parks, with supply-chain facilities and energy management for tenants.

  • CVAACavva Kitchens: Store-level margins under short-term pressure

    Cavva Kitchens reports on store-level margins: Foot traffic and discretionary demand turned uneven. Current business focus: Fast-casual restaurants with digital ordering, a loyalty program and a regional food supply chain.

  • JYFTMacrohard: Enterprise cloud usage under short-term pressure

    Macrohard reports on enterprise cloud usage: Some developers are migrating to in-house solutions. Current business focus: Enterprise software, cloud computing, developer tools, cybersecurity and interactive entertainment.

  • SNOXStonebridge Financial: Clearing and execution revenue update

    Stonebridge Financial reports on clearing and execution revenue: All reviews are proceeding normally on the annual schedule. Current business focus: Clearing and execution, risk management, payments and commodity finance for companies and institutions.

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