So-Young

So-Young International (SY.US) surged during regular trading on July 23, reaching $1.950 by 09:41 ET, up 5.41% from the previous close of $1.850, with an intraday range of $1.840-$1.950, forming a bottom-fishing rebound pattern. The catalyst was Q1 revenue growth of 52.98% YoY to $62.6 million, though net loss widened 55.94% to $7.1 million, with a net margin of -11.36%, fueling market divergence. Pre-market saw only 600 shares traded, before volume accelerated to 12,030 shares in the first 11 minutes of regular session, accounting for 95% of total volume. While the stock has rebounded 52.34% from its 52-week low of $1.28, it remains 65.49% below the 52-week high of $5.65, trades below the 60-day MA of $2.107, and is down 26.97% YTD, with a PB of 0.91x and negative PE. However, the loss narrowed sequentially from Q4's $15.6 million to Q1's $7.1 million, indicating a marginal improvement trend.

So-Young (SY.US) staged a strong rebound today, closing up 6.25% at $1.785, after initially touching an intraday low of $1.620 and then rallying steadily to reclaim its 20-day moving average ($1.601), though it remains below the 60-day MA ($2.134) and YTD down 33.15%. The move was driven by the company's Q1 revenue surging 52.98% YoY to $62.6 million, net loss narrowing 81.31% YoY to $15.6 million, and net margin improving from -23.63% to -11.36%, with EPS of -$0.0705, a smaller loss than last year but still expanding 57.73% QoQ. While the stock remains 71.58% below its 52-week high of $6.28 and has a market cap of just $179 million at 0.83x book, after-hours trading edged down to $1.680, suggesting lingering caution over the pace of loss recovery.

So-Young International staged a single-sided decline during regular trading, closing at ET 12:48 with $1.748, down 5.0% from pre-market high of $1.840, primarily driven by widened Q1 net loss and moderated revenue growth. Q1 net loss of $7.1 million expanded 55.9% YoY, with EPS of -$0.07 deteriorating, though revenue of $62.6 million still grew 53.0% YoY; net margin of -11.4% improved from Q4's -23.6%. The stock is 72.2% below 52-week high of $6.28, 36.6% above 52-week low of $1.28, and sits above MA20 ($1.573) but below MA60 ($2.188), signaling a still-weak intermediate trend. However, no further negative catalysts emerged post-market, and the relatively thin volume of 135,357 shares may limit downside momentum.

So-Young International (SY.US) staged a single-session rally during regular trading, closing up 9.6% at $1.83 and edging higher to $1.84 in after-hours, driven by the market's positive take on narrowing losses after the earnings season. Q1 revenue rose 53% YoY to $62.6 million, net loss narrowed to $7.1 million, and net profit margin improved from -23.6% in Q4 to -11.4%, though EPS remained negative at -$0.07. Despite the operational improvement, the stock is still 70.9% off its 52-week high of $6.28 and below its 60-day MA of $2.207, with a YTD decline of 31.5%; however, it has reclaimed the 20-day MA of $1.572, suggesting a potential short-term bottom.

SY.US staged a single-session rally, closing at $1.725, up 5.18% from the previous close of $1.640, driven by Q1 2026 revenue surging 52.98% YoY to $62.61 million, despite a widened net loss of $7.11 million (up 55.94% YoY) and a -$0.0705 EPS. The revenue growth acceleration compared to Q4 2025's 30.2% YoY gain, alongside a sequential net loss narrowing from Q4's $15.56 million loss, supported the uptrend. The intraday low of $1.610 was established early, followed by a steady climb to the session high of $1.725, with a 7.03% range on volume of 41,186 shares. At $1.725, the stock remains 72.53% below its 52-week high of $6.28 but has recovered about 34.77% from its June 22 low of $1.28, trading above its MA20 ($1.592). However, the PB ratio of 0.80x and a YTD decline of 35.39% highlight persistent profitability challenges.