Key Highlights

  • Zeta Network Group (NASDAQ:ZNB) tumbled 38.90% to USD 0.66 from a prior close of USD 1.08, the deepest fall among the five, and published coverage identified no catalyst.
  • Digital Turbine (NASDAQ:APPS) dropped 35.58% to USD 7.28 following fiscal second quarter Revenue of USD 178.7 million, up 27%, as adjusted gross Margin eased to 43% from 47%.
  • EquipmentShare (NASDAQ:EQPT) lost 20.85% to USD 12.83 on Volume of 1.91 million shares, and coverage of the session pointed to no catalyst.
  • Viant Technology (NASDAQ:DSP) retreated 19.80% to USD 11.26 after reporting results. Parabolic Technologies (NASDAQ:PARA) slid 19.43% to USD 0.0705 amid offering dilution and a listing problem.

Zeta Network Group (NASDAQ:ZNB): Down 38.90% on no catalyst identified

Zeta Network Group (NASDAQ:ZNB), once known as Color Star Technology, closed the regular session at USD 0.66, a 38.90% decrease from a calculated prior close of USD 1.08, or USD 0.42 a share. Published coverage dated November 9 or 10, 2026 named no catalyst. As general context, stocks that have gone through reverse splits of 25-for-1 in 2025, 100-for-1 in February 2026 and 8-for-1 in July 2026 frequently trade on slim floats, where sudden drops can follow speculative runs or dilution concerns; these are general mechanisms and not confirmed causes. A Market Value of USD 3.3 million implies only about 5.0 million shares (calculated), a nano-cap in which a few trades can shift the price. Volume of 279,970 shares at a relative volume of 0.02 fails to reconcile with that count, so Liquidity figures are unconfirmed. Trailing EPS of USD -1,458.48 and the absence of a P/E leave valuation not meaningful. Zeta Network Group (NASDAQ:ZNB) faces risk around Nasdaq minimum bid compliance beneath USD 1.00. The data give no sign the move will continue.

Digital Turbine (NASDAQ:APPS): Down 35.58% on Margin Compression and a Profit Outlook Detail

Digital Turbine (NASDAQ:APPS) closed the regular session at USD 7.28, a 35.58% fall from a calculated prior close of USD 11.30, on 7.64 million shares and a relative volume of 1.94. Fiscal second quarter revenue of USD 178.7 million grew 27%, and GAAP Net Income reached USD 10.3 million versus a USD 21.4 million loss a year before. Published coverage linked the decline to margins, since adjusted gross margin slipped to 43% from 47%. Fiscal 2027 revenue guidance moved up to USD 670 million to USD 690 million, but adjusted EBITDA guidance held at USD 145 million to USD 155 million. The company further restated the June 2026 quarter for USD 3.5 million of understated revenue share expense and disclosed a material weakness in internal control. This is general context and not a confirmed single cause. With a market value of USD 886.14 million, total Debt near USD 353.6 million, cash of USD 51.6 million and a Beta around 3.03, Digital Turbine (NASDAQ:APPS) carries Leverage and Volatility risk. The data give no sign the move will continue.

EquipmentShare (NASDAQ:EQPT): Down 20.85% on no catalyst identified

EquipmentShare (NASDAQ:EQPT) shed 20.85% to USD 12.83, a calculated loss near USD 3.38 from a prior close of about USD 16.21. Volume reached 1.91 million shares at a relative volume of 0.62, so the selling happened on turnover below the average. The company had said it would report third quarter 2026 results on November 9, 2026, but published coverage supplied no revenue, Adjusted Core EBITDA or guidance changes, so no catalyst is identified. As general context, equipment rental stocks often slip when guidance is trimmed or Capital spending outruns expectations; this is a general mechanism and not a confirmed cause. Earlier guidance put 2026 Adjusted Core EBITDA at USD 1,946 million to USD 2,058 million. The USD 3.26 billion market value implies about 254 million shares (calculated), and the stock trades at 97.12 times trailing diluted EPS of USD 0.13. Cash was USD 443 million on June 30, 2026, with net leverage of 3.0 times. Heavy fleet Investment keeps Debt Financing central for EquipmentShare (NASDAQ:EQPT), and the data point neither to a continued slide nor to a rebound.

Viant Technology (NASDAQ:DSP): Down 19.80% on Third Quarter Results and Margins

Viant Technology (NASDAQ:DSP) dropped 19.80% to USD 11.26, a calculated fall of USD 2.78 from about USD 14.04, after a filing dated November 9, 2026 laid out third quarter results. Revenue grew 29% to USD 110.4 million and contribution ex-TAC grew 27% to USD 67.2 million, yet net income declined 49% to USD 2.6 million, and adjusted EBITDA of USD 19.8 million equalled 29% of contribution ex-TAC versus 30% a year earlier. Published coverage did not confirm the cause. As general context, shares often retreat when growth fails to reach the Bottom Line at a rich multiple, which here is 81.42 times earnings; this is not a confirmed cause. Fourth quarter adjusted EBITDA guidance is USD 31.0 million to USD 32.0 million. The USD 748.78 million market value rests on roughly 66.5 million shares, and cash of USD 183.2 million works out to about USD 2.75 a share (calculated). Volume of 338.19 thousand shares at a relative volume of 0.97 is modest, so large orders can move Viant Technology (NASDAQ:DSP). The data give no sign the move will continue.

Parabolic Technologies (NASDAQ:PARA): Down 19.43% on Offering Dilution and a Listing Problem

Parabolic Technologies (NASDAQ:PARA) slid 19.43% to USD 0.0705, a calculated loss of USD 0.0170 from a prior close of USD 0.0875, on volume of 34.64 million shares, 1.11 times the recent average. Published coverage turned up no new operating release dated November 9 or 10, 2026. The weakness seems linked to earlier financing items: a USD 13.5 million underwritten offering of units carrying warrants exercisable at USD 6.80, plus reverse splits of 1-for-10, 1-for-20 and 1-for-10 that compound to 1-for-2,000. As general context, heavy Warrant coverage usually weighs on a thin float; this is not a confirmed cause. The snapshot market value of USD 46.24 thousand fails to reconcile with 2,072,632 shares at USD 0.0705, about USD 0.15 million (calculated), so both are unconfirmed. Operating losses were USD 18.5 million in 2025. Delisting stays possible for Parabolic Technologies (NASDAQ:PARA) should the Nasdaq panel reject its compliance plan, and a few trades can move the price. The data give no sign the decline will continue.

Where Things Stand

Zeta Network Group (NASDAQ:ZNB) was the largest technology decliner among market movers on November 10, 2026 at -38.90%, and what the five share is a single-session fall between 19.43% and 38.90%. Digital Turbine (NASDAQ:APPS) dropped after results, as did Viant Technology, while the rest had no catalyst identified or contended with dilution. Big one-day swings in thinly traded names can reverse the next session because a handful of orders set the price, spreads run wide and forced sellers may already have finished. The lists draw on a published screener snapshot of the regular session of November 10, 2026.