Stocktwits Top 25 Week 30
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Welcome to the Stocktwits Top 25 Newsletter this week!
The Stocktwits Top 25 reports the 25 best-performing stocks in the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Russell 2000 year to date and tracks their performances over time. To help you understand this data further, check out our FAQ page, and feel free to reach out if you have questions!
Here are the Stocktwits Top 25 Lists for this week:
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Mid-Cap / Micro-Cap Top Movers of the Week 🐶
This week’s Russell board mixed reverse-split chaos, cloud storage, chip equipment, and one spectrum sleeper.
$ATEX ( ▼ 0.6% ) : Anterix, jumped 19 spots to #4 and earned top-dawg status: The FCC expanded its 900 MHz broadband allocation from 6 MHz to 10 MHz, while fiscal 2026 spectrum agreements reached $23.9M. The stock fell -1% this week, and sentiment sits at 34%. Risk: Utility deal timing remains lumpy.
$FFAI ( ▲ 10.84% ) : Faraday Future, new at #1 from off-list: The EV moonshot remained up +481% this year despite falling -9% after its July 24 1-for-150 reverse split. Its 26,700 watchers are sticking around, but sentiment sits at 40%. Risk: An Aug. 12 shareholder vote could authorize substantial additional dilution.
$BLZE ( ▲ 8.63% ) : Backblaze, new at #18 from off-list: The cloud-storage name jumped +18% before Monday’s earnings. B2 Cloud Storage revenue grew 24% last quarter, and full-year guidance calls for $161.5M to $163.5M. Risk: Computer Backup revenue was flat, adjusted free cash flow remained negative, and the rally raised the bar.
$ICHR ( ▲ 0.4% ) : Ichor, jumped 12 spots to #6: The semiconductor-equipment supplier climbed the rankings despite falling -13% before Monday’s report. That is broken price momentum with earnings risk attached. Risk: Lam Research and Applied Materials produced 76% of 2025 sales, leaving the outlook exposed to two customers.
$AEHR ( ▲ 4.05% ) : Aehr Test Systems, climbed three spots to #7: Shares gained +5% after fiscal fourth-quarter results showed $18.8M in revenue, $0.11 adjusted EPS, and a $100M effective backlog. Risk: The $130M to $150M fiscal 2027 revenue forecast needs that backlog to convert while WaferPak demand remains soft.
Next week’s swing factor: Backblaze and Ichor both report Monday, Aug. 3. Their guidance will test the cloud-storage and semiconductor-equipment legs of this list.
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