This week's Shortlist

8-K · Filed 5 Oct 2026 · Software / SaaS

PTC · Ptc Inc.

8-K · Item 1.01 — Material agreement

Recognition: Balanced 48 → Strong 71Value: Strong 66 → Balanced 54

The shares became dearer on AIR's value read.

The price trend strengthened.

Also this week

  1. 2
    EBF · Ennis, Inc.

    Quarterly report (10-Q), period ending 31 Aug 2026

    Gap 4 → 21 (Medium)

    Progress is running ahead of attention.

  2. 3
    IMNM · Immunome Inc.

    8-K · Items 1.01, 3.02 — Material agreement

    Gap 8 → 0 (Low)

    The gap closed as the filings read less positively.

  3. 4
    RXO · RXO, Inc.

    8-K · Items 1.01, 8.01 — Material agreement

    Recognition: Balanced 59 → Strong 68

    The price trend strengthened.

  4. 5
    QRVO · Qorvo, Inc.

    8-K · Items 1.02, 2.01, 3.01, 3.03, 5.01, 5.02 — Material agreement terminated

    News flow: Balanced 50 → Watch 44

    The filings read less positively.

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