Key Highlights

  • Six stocks are trading between 24.63% and 28.22% higher on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
  • Linkhome Holdings posts the biggest gain at 28.22%, to $1.09, and no dated release sits behind it.
  • Porch Group, Crocs and Climb Global Solutions all advanced following third-quarter results released on or around October 28.
  • Crocs lifted full-year adjusted EPS guidance to $14.45 to $14.65, while Porch raised adjusted EBITDA guidance to $135 million to $140 million.
  • The distance between the strongest and weakest of the six moves is 3.59 percentage points (calculated).

Which Stocks Are Trading Roughly 25% to 30% Higher on October 29?

Six stocks are up by about a quarter or more on Thursday, October 29, 2026. Linkhome Holdings (NASDAQ:LHAI) has gained 28.22% to $1.09, Porch Group (NASDAQ:PRCH) 26.99% to $20.70, Parabolic (NASDAQ:PARA) 25.89% to $4.23, Crocs (NASDAQ:CROX) 25.66% to $150.41, Climb Global Solutions (NASDAQ:CLMB) 25.49% to $41.58 and Katapult Holdings (NASDAQ:KPLT) 24.63% to $11.34.

The order below runs from the largest move to the smallest. Porch, Crocs and Climb Global rose on third-quarter results, whereas Linkhome, Parabolic and Katapult have no dated company release behind the move, so recent filings supply context. Every section closes with what the companies themselves say comes next.

Linkhome Holdings: Does an AI Compute Pivot Explain the 28.22% Jump?

Linkhome Holdings is an Irvine, California property technology company that offers the HomeGPT platform and Cash Offer home-transaction services. No dated release came with the move, which lifts the shares to $1.09. Since July it has acquired Mortgage One Group and renamed it Linkhome Lending, signed an agreement worth up to $10.5 million for its OpenLink compute platform, and opened GPU Marketplace 2.0 on October 1, 2026. The company says the marketplace has produced no material revenue so far, and the 16.53 million shares imply a market value near $18.0 million (calculated).

Porch Group: Did a Higher Outlook and the Allied Trust Deal Fuel the 26.99% Surge?

Porch Group released third-quarter results on Wednesday, October 28. Revenue grew 13% to $143.9 million, net income was $9.0 million compared with a $1.0 million loss, and adjusted EBITDA excluding the Reciprocal increased 116% to $44.5 million. Full-year adjusted EBITDA guidance moved up to $135 million to $140 million from $119 million to $125 million. Porch also agreed to buy the Allied Trust agency and captive for $95 million, with closing expected in the first quarter of 2027, while Software and Data revenue dropped 9% and Consumer Services eased 5%.

Parabolic: What Is Behind the 25.89% Rebound Without a New Announcement?

Parabolic is the trading name of Banzai International, a seller of marketing and sales software that took over the assets of ConnectAndSell. No announcement dated on or just before the session came with the climb to $4.23, which follows a drop of about 20% on Wednesday, October 28, so part of the move simply recovers that loss. The most recent release, dated October 7, put third-quarter revenue near $4.7 million, up 106% from the second quarter, and full results are scheduled for Monday, November 16.

Crocs: What Did the Third-Quarter Beat and Higher Guidance Reveal?

Crocs posted third-quarter revenue growth of 4.6% to $1,043 million, with adjusted EPS of $3.69 versus $2.92 a year before. HEYDUDE went back to growth, rising 6.1% to $170 million, while North America at the Crocs Brand slid 2.1%. Full-year adjusted EPS guidance was raised to $14.45 to $14.65 from $13.70 to $14.00, and the company bought back about 2.0 million shares for $250.0 million during the quarter. Against an implied prior close near $119.69 (calculated), each share has gained about $30.72 (calculated).

Climb Global Solutions: How Much Did 37% Sales Growth Lift the Shares?

Climb Global Solutions distributes software and technology products to resellers. For the third quarter it reported net sales up 37% to $220.3 million, net income up 69% to $7.9 million and diluted EPS of $0.43. Gross billings grew 40% to $706.4 million, and cash totaled $66.9 million with no debt. The release offers no numeric guidance, so the conference call on Thursday, October 29 is management's first opportunity to add detail. At $41.58, the equity value is roughly $776 million (calculated).

Katapult Holdings: What Sits Behind a 24.63% Move With No New Results?

Katapult Holdings is a lease-to-own provider for nonprime consumers in Plano, Texas. No company release with new earnings or deal terms is dated to the move, so the newest facts are the second-quarter figures issued August 4: revenue up 4.0% to $74.8 million and a net loss that narrowed to $4.4 million from $7.8 million. Under the all-stock merger agreement with Aaron's and CCF Holdings, signed December 11, 2025, current holders would keep about 6% of the combined company. About 4.97 million shares put the market value near $56 million (calculated).

Stocks Up 25% to 30% Side by Side: Move Gaps, Dollar Gains and Size Differences

Linkhome Holdings (28.22%) and Katapult Holdings (24.63%) are 3.59 percentage points apart (calculated), while Porch Group and Crocs differ by only 1.33 points (calculated). Climb Global Solutions and Parabolic fall in between at 25.49% and 25.89%.

Dollar gains vary more than percentages. Measured from the implied prior closes, Crocs gained about $30.72 a share, Climb Global Solutions about $8.45, Porch Group about $4.40 and Katapult Holdings about $2.24 (all calculated). At $150.41, Crocs trades at roughly 138 times the $1.09 price of Linkhome Holdings (calculated).

Size differs too. Climb Global Solutions' equity value near $776 million is about 14 times that of Katapult Holdings at near $56 million and about 43 times that of Linkhome Holdings at near $18.0 million (all calculated).

The group also clusters. Porch Group, Parabolic, Crocs and Climb Global Solutions fit within 25.49% to 26.99%, a gap of just 1.50 points, the tightest cluster among the six (calculated).

What Comes Next: Climb Call, Parabolic's November 16 Report and Katapult Merger Dates

Climb Global Solutions holds its conference call today, October 29. Parabolic will report full third-quarter results after the close on Monday, November 16, and Katapult Holdings is expected to report in mid-November, together with any merger closing news and the November 30 draw-period date on a related facility. Linkhome Holdings' next filing should show how much revenue its lending and compute units add. The Allied Trust deals at Porch Group are expected to close no earlier than January 1, 2027, and Crocs has set a fourth-quarter range of 7% to 9% revenue growth.