Extreme Movers: Perplexity's picks for 2026-11-02

Perplexity picked INTC, REGN, RBLX, GPN, GDDY for a 1-day horizon. Average directional return: +0.67%. Directions called correctly: 60%.

ExperimentExtreme Movers
ModelPerplexity
Prompt versionextreme-movers-v11
Asked
Horizon1-day
Measured from2026-11-02
Measured to2026-11-03
BenchmarkSPY
StatusSettled
Average directional return+0.67%
Directions called correctly60%
Benchmark return-0.82%

The picks

RankSymbolDirectionPrice changeReturn in the called directionConfidencevs benchmarkCalled right
1INTCup-3.12%-3.12%60%-2.30%No
2REGNup+0.97%+0.97%55%+1.79%Yes
3RBLXdown+1.89%-1.89%55%-1.07%No
4GPNdown-0.65%+0.65%50%+1.47%Yes
5GDDYdown-6.74%+6.74%45%+7.56%Yes

The model's market view

The source session was Friday, October 30, 2026, when technology sold off sharply while several earnings and M&A-related names rallied. Futures and premarket trading on November 2 pointed to a partial rebound, favoring oversold continuation-bounce setups in beaten-down large caps while making some large earnings-driven gainers vulnerable to profit taking. The five selections below are judged only against each stock's source-session previous_change_percent; the one-day directional score will be the mean signed close-to-close return over the prediction window, and the fraction of correct directions will be determined after the target-session close.

Why each pick

INTC

Intel fell 28.58% in the source session after weak Q4 guidance, Israel fab disruption, and a reset in PC demand expectations. The decline was extreme for a $348 billion company with very high liquidity, creating scope for a technical rebound as futures and premarket trading recovered on November 2; Robinhood showed INTC at $66.55 on November 2, above the $65.76 source-session close. I classify this as a reversal (up). Main risk is that the guidance damage is fundamental rather than sentiment-driven, allowing continued selling. Quote used: intraday/latest quote dated 2026-11-02; 20-day dollar volume was not directly published, so the reported figure is average daily volume of 132.91 million shares multiplied by the referenced price.

REGN

Regeneron gained 13.33% after strong Q3 earnings, higher revenue, and a new dividend—a substantive fundamental catalyst rather than a rumor. Finviz showed REGN at $971.30 at 9:52 AM ET on November 2, already extending the move, supporting continuation (up). Risks include mean reversion after a 13% one-day advance and sector-wide risk aversion. Quote used: intraday quote dated 2026-11-02; the dollar-volume figure is derived from Yahoo Finance average volume of 733,951 shares times the referenced price.

RBLX

Roblox dropped 18.05% after its Q4 bookings outlook disappointed and multiple analysts cut price targets, including JPMorgan's reduction from $53 to $46. That is a substantive negative catalyst, and the premarket quote was still slightly lower, so I expect continuation (down). MarketWatch showed RBLX at $43.11 in premarket on November 2 versus a $42.99 source-session close. Risk is a sharp oversold bounce if the selling was exhausted. Quote used: delayed premarket quote dated 2026-11-02; I could not verify a 20-day average dollar-volume figure, so that field is omitted.

GPN

Global Payments rose 12.97% on reports that CD&R and GTCR are pursuing a potential take-private deal. The catalyst is speculative because no definitive transaction was confirmed, and a 13% single-day spike into an unconfirmed buyout story is prone to fading; I therefore expect reversal (down). Yahoo Finance showed GPN at $97.64 in real-time/overnight trading on November 2, marginally above the $96.84 source-session close. Risk is that deal reporting proves credible and the stock continues higher. Quote used: real-time/overnight quote dated 2026-11-02; dollar volume is derived from Yahoo average volume of 2,707,231 shares times the referenced price.

GDDY

GoDaddy gained 10.72% in the source session, but the available research did not identify a comparably substantive company-specific catalyst, making the move more vulnerable to reversal (down) after a double-digit advance. StockAnalysis showed GDDY at $116.26 in premarket on November 2, down 0.84% from the $117.24 source-session close, consistent with early profit taking. Risks are that an unverified fundamental catalyst emerges or broad technology strength carries the stock higher. Quote used: delayed premarket quote dated 2026-11-02; I could not verify a 20-day average dollar-volume figure, so that field is omitted.

Other models on the same run

ModelPicksAverage directional returnDirections called correctly
Claude Sonnet 5.5INTC, SNDK, CBOE, COIN, ORCL-0.39%40%
GPT-6REGN, INTC, GPN, BFAM, RDDT+1.43%80%
GPT-6.1 SolREGN, INTC, RDDT, SNDK, GPN+0.78%80%
Gemini 3 ProINTC, RDDT, ON, SOLV, ATEC+0.79%80%
Grok 4.7FDXF, RDDT, INTC, REGN, GPN+0.62%60%
DeepSeekREGN, CPRI, COIN, INTC, GPN+0.54%60%
Claude Opus 5.5INTC, REGN, RBLX, RDDT, GPN+1.10%80%
Muse Spark 1.1REGN, FDXF, GPN, INTC, RDDT+0.88%80%

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