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Russell small caps still supplied the biggest rank jumps, but $100 oil gave the S&P climbers the real horsepower.

$APA ( ▲ 4.07% ) : APA Corp., S&P 500 #25 to #16: Shares jumped 12.5% as crude cleared $100 and APA’s Q3 preview showed $87.50 domestic and $98.50 international realized oil. Risk: Nov. 5 earnings still have to justify the move, while 7.3% of the float remains short.

$PBF ( ▼ 2.84% ) : PBF Energy, Russell 2000 #23 to #14: The refiner vaulted nine spots despite a 2.8% weekly loss, a sign that the broader momentum field cracked harder. Restored Martinez capacity and war-driven refining margins support the setup. Risk: Those margins normalize quickly if disrupted oil flows recover.

$CDNA ( ▼ 4.01% ) : CareDx, Russell 2000 #19 to #10: CareDx made the week’s other nine-rank leap despite falling 4%, with its Oct. 29 earnings report putting transplant-testing growth back on deck. Risk: With 12.7% of the float sold short, an earnings miss could turn relative strength into a trap.

$ATEX ( ▼ 4.74% ) : Anterix, Russell 2000 #15 to #8: Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and Duo now support Anterix’s dedicated 900 MHz private networks, giving utilities a familiar field device and the stock a cleaner adoption story. Risk: Shares still fell 4.7% this week, so that product validation has not produced fresh buying.

$MPC ( ▲ 0.24% ) : Marathon Petroleum, S&P 500 #11 to #6: A 13.2% weekly surge made Marathon the cleanest refiner move as crude topped $100 and diesel scarcity fattened the margin story. Risk: A reported unplanned flare at its 365,000-barrel-a-day Wilmington refinery adds operational risk near record highs.

Next week’s swing factor: Wednesday’s EIA petroleum report will test whether $100 crude reflects genuinely tighter inventories or mostly geopolitical panic.

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