Pre-market hot trades in US stocks: BR Advisory Partners Participacoes SA pre-market down 9.26%; Silo Pharma pre-market down 9.25%

Pre-market Hot Trades in US Stocks Silo Pharma is down 9.25% in pre-market trading. According to recent key news: On September 23, Silo Pharma announced a partnership with Fireblocks to manage its institutional cryptocurrency custody platform. This news sparked market interest in its blockchain strategy, leading to stock price fluctuations. On September 23, Silo Pharma acquired AI-driven market intelligence technology aimed at providing real-time insights to drive smarter and faster decision-making. This move is seen as an enhancement of the company's technological capabilities, resulting in a 1.99% increase in pre-market stock price. On September 23, Silo Pharma announced highly secure, institutional-grade infrastructure for its Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana custody strategy. This news further solidified its position in the cryptocurrency space, impacting the stock price. The cryptocurrency market is volatile, and the technology acquisition affects the stock price. Top Gainers in Pre-market US Stocks Aqua Metals is up 108.64% in pre-market trading. According to recent key news: On September 24, Aqua Metals' CEO Stephen Cotton disclosed internal stock trading, causing the company's stock price to soar 35.8% in after-hours trading. This event sparked positive market expectations for the company's future development, driving the stock price up. Data source: Benzinga. On September 24, despite Aqua Metals' stock price dropping 89.39% over the past year, it performed strongly in pre-market trading, showing investor confidence in its potential rebound. Data source: Benzinga. No other significant news. Industry trends indicate negative price trends. Lithium Americas is up 74.59% in pre-market trading. Based on recent important news: On September 24, the US government plans to restructure Lithium Americas' $2.3 billion loan through equity stakes, which drove the stock price up nearly 98.7% in after-hours trading. This move is seen as a strategic layout to strengthen the US renewable energy supply chain. On September 24, the Trump administration sought to acquire up to 10% equity in Lithium Americas as part of renegotiating loan terms, resulting in a significant increase in the stock price in after-hours trading. On September 23, the US Department of Energy reassessed the loan for the Thacker Pass project due to concerns over Chinese lithium price competition, leading to a 1.8% decline in the stock price in after-hours trading. The US government's equity stake boosts market confidence