Pre-market hot trades in US stocks: Gauzy pre-market down 9.97%; Hub Cyber Security pre-market down 7.19%

Pre-market Hot Trades in US Stocks Gauzy, down 9.97% in pre-market trading, has no significant news recently. Trading is active, with clear capital flows. Considering the sector and industry trends, the stock shows significant volatility, and the specific reasons need further observation. Hub Cyber Security, down 7.19% in pre-market trading, has no significant news recently. Trading is active, with clear capital flows. Considering the sector and industry trends, the stock shows significant volatility, and the specific reasons need further observation. Top Gainers in Pre-market US Stocks Onconetix up 50.93% in pre-market trading. Based on recent news, On March 18, Onconetix appointed David White as the new CEO, bringing new leadership and strategic direction, boosting market confidence and driving up the stock price. On March 24, Onconetix announced that its subsidiary Realbotix participated in Ericsson's global first 6G trial demonstration, showing the company's proactive layout in cutting-edge technology, further boosting the stock price. On March 25, Onconetix submitted a revised 8-K form, correcting the previously omitted employment agreement of David White, ensuring information transparency and enhancing investor trust. The overall performance of the technology sector has been strong recently, with significant capital inflows. Paiming Xincheng up 31.17% in pre-market trading. Based on recent key news: On March 23, Liu Duanrong, a director and 10% shareholder of Paiming Xincheng, reported holding 225,000 shares of Class B common stock. After this news was released, market attention to the company's shareholder structure increased, driving up the stock price. Data source: EDGAR system disclosure. The electronics industry has performed strongly recently, with significant capital inflows. GMEX Robotics up 31.10% in pre-market trading. Based on recent news, On March 27, GMEX Robotics announced that its system aims to support hotel operators by reducing labor intensity while maintaining high-quality food preparation. This news boosted market confidence and drove up the stock price. On March 27, director Wu Junye submitted documents to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, reporting that he did not hold GMEX securities as of March 18. This move was interpreted by the market as confidence in the company's future development, further driving up the stock price. On March 27, GMEX Robotics' relative strength index (RSI) was 33.85, indicating that the stock has the potential for a technical rebound. Market investors' attention to technical indicators also contributed to the rise in stock price. Small-cap stocks are highly volatile and require cautious investment