Key Highlights

  • 9.85% was the latest session drop for Array Technologies (NASDAQ:ARRY), the largest pullback on this list, after a 35.35% weekly gain to USD 4.81 that came despite lower third quarter Revenue and cut guidance.
  • 6.35% was the latest session fall for EVgo (NASDAQ:EVGO) to USD 1.70, after a 36.69% weekly gain on a USD 2.00 per share non-binding take-private proposal from LS Power.
  • 7.71% was the latest session decline for Capricor Therapeutics (NASDAQ:CAPR) to USD 8.23, after a 31.93% weekly gain ahead of the November 22, 2026 FDA decision date for deramiocel.
  • 5.32% was the latest session drop for Katapult (NASDAQ:KPLT) to USD 9.52 after a 113.46% monthly gain. Universal Logistics (NASDAQ:ULH) closed at USD 31.72 after a 3.07% fall and an 83.75% weekly rise.

Array Technologies (NASDAQ:ARRY): Down 9.85% in the Latest Session After a 35.35% Weekly Gain, No Catalyst Identified

The latest session fell 9.85% to USD 4.81, so part of the 35.35% weekly rise was already being given back. No single catalyst for the weekly rise was identified, and the Quarterly Report on November 4, 2026 pointed down: revenue of USD 330.2 million against USD 393.5 million, adjusted EBITDA of USD 32.1 million against USD 72.2 million, and lower full-year guidance. General mechanisms for such a rise are a low base rebound and short covering, since shares traded at USD 3.21 on October 26, 2026, close to the 52-week low of USD 3.10. Array Technologies (NASDAQ:ARRY) has a Market Value near USD 741 million (calculated from 154.01 million shares), a record order book of USD 2.6 billion and a forward P/E of 4.15. The risks are Debt of about USD 661.8 million (calculated), a USD 510.0 million preferred Liquidation preference and thin trading, where a small number of trades can move the price.

EVgo (NASDAQ:EVGO): Down 6.35% in the Latest Session After a 36.69% Weekly Gain on a Take-Private Proposal

The 6.35% latest session drop follows a 36.69% weekly gain driven by a take-private proposal. On November 2, 2026, EVgo (NASDAQ:EVGO) confirmed an unsolicited, non-binding offer from LS Power at USD 2.00 per share in cash, a 59% premium, and published coverage called it the best day in two years, about 46.83%. LS Power holds about 56% of voting power, and a special committee of independent directors has not decided how to respond. At USD 1.70 the stock trades about 15% below the offer (calculated), so the market is pricing a chance of a lower bid or none. UBS downgraded the stock to neutral on November 4, 2026, and RBC cut its target from USD 2.50 to USD 1.75. Third quarter results are due on November 9, 2026, with revenue consensus near USD 92.2 million after full-year revenue guidance was lowered to USD 400 million to USD 430 million. A failed proposal could reverse the gain.

Capricor Therapeutics (NASDAQ:CAPR): Down 7.71% in the Latest Session After a 31.93% Weekly Gain, No Catalyst Identified for the Week

The 7.71% latest session fall to USD 8.23 followed a 31.93% weekly gain, and no single catalyst for the week was identified in the pages reviewed. General context is a binary regulatory event: the FDA moved the decision date for deramiocel to November 22, 2026 from August 22, 2026 after a major amendment with 24 month open label extension data and a narrower upper limb indication. Traders often add exposure ahead of such dates, and the price can swing sharply either way. Capricor Therapeutics (NASDAQ:CAPR) has no revenue, a net loss of USD 129.4 million and a market value near USD 538 million at USD 8.23 (calculated from roughly 65.4 million shares), against USD 384.3 million at USD 5.88 on July 12, 2026. A published consensus target of USD 27.00 is context, not a forecast. A rejection, a delay or an offering to fund the launch could reverse the move, and a small number of trades can move the price.

Katapult (NASDAQ:KPLT): Down 5.32% in the Latest Session After a 113.46% Monthly Gain, No Catalyst Identified

The 5.32% latest session drop to USD 9.52 trims a 113.46% monthly gain, and no single catalyst for the month was identified. General context, not a confirmed cause, includes the pending all-stock combination of Katapult (NASDAQ:KPLT) with The Aaron's Company and CCF Holdings, approved by shareholders on August 6, 2026, which can attract event funds. A lease-to-own and point-of-sale finance firm with shrinking losses can also re-rate when Earnings turn positive: first quarter diluted EPS was USD 0.07 against a consensus loss of USD 0.04, while revenue of USD 79.0 million missed the USD 82.0 million consensus. Only about 5.07 million shares were entitled to vote at the special meeting, so flows can be amplified. The 3M gain of 49.14%, 6M gain of 36.51% and YTD gain of 48.21% sit below the monthly move, which raises Reversal risk. Third quarter results are scheduled for November 12, 2026, and a small number of trades can move the price.

Universal Logistics (NASDAQ:ULH): Down 3.07% in the Latest Session After an 83.75% Weekly Gain, No Single Catalyst Identified

The latest session fell 3.07% after an 83.75% weekly gain that made Universal Logistics (NASDAQ:ULH) the top small cap one-week gainer, at USD 31.72. No single catalyst was identified beyond the third quarter report of October 29, 2026, where Net Income was USD 18.142 million against a loss of USD 117.938 million a year earlier and EPS was USD 0.69. A turnaround from a loss year can force analysts to reset estimates quickly, which is general context. Revenue slipped 0.7% (calculated) to USD 394.049 million and Intermodal fell 17.9%. At the October 23, 2026 close of USD 16.74 the market cap was USD 441.40 million, so USD 31.72 implies about USD 836 million (calculated), above the 52-week high of USD 25.80. Net debt of USD 678.1 million against USD 15.3 million cash, Volume of only 41,101 shares on October 23, 2026 and reversal risk are the specific risks.

Where Things Stand

The biggest pullback among the latest session decliners was Array Technologies (NASDAQ:ARRY) at 9.85%, and what links all five names is a large weekly or monthly gain before the slip. The lists cover the best-performing small caps (300 million to 2 billion USD) in the past week and month, using the published screener snapshot of November 5, 2026, which showed gains of 31.93% to 113.46%. Rallies from low bases or on deal and event news can reverse when momentum buyers step back, and thin small cap trading can widen spreads, so a latest session decline may be a pause or the start of a larger reversal.