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Monitoring stocks that have experienced sharp selloffs can be prime hunting grounds for potential bottom reversals. It takes some due diligence to see if recent news can explain the weakness, but often times the down draft has been overdone. The following four stocks may see their declines stabilize and rebound with any news. But, again, do your due diligence.

Sphere 3D $ANY $1.80 is getting some attention as a small-cap digital infrastructure and bitcoin mining story focused on power capacity expansion and a pending merger with Cathedra Bitcoin.

Sphere 3D currently operates approximately 8 MW of self-owned mining infrastructure at its Iowa facility. The company has been repositioning itself as a leaner, vertically integrated bitcoin mining and power infrastructure operator with a relatively tight share structure (currently about 3.7 million shares outstanding).

However, the near term catalyst is the proposed all-stock merger with Cathedra Bitcoin, which would dramatically expand the company’s total Megawatt capacity. Cathedra contributes approximately 45 MW of power capacity across a number of facilities in Kentucky and Tennessee, while the combined company is expected to total 53 MW across five data centers in Iowa, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Importantly, Cathedra shareholders have already approved the merger, and management has indicated the transaction is expected to close in the near term, pending customary closing conditions and final approvals. The strategic thesis extends beyond its current bitcoin mining. Management has repeatedly emphasized that the merged company intends to pursue high-performance computing (HPC) and AI infrastructure opportunities, leveraging existing power relationships and modular infrastructure deployment. In the current market, access to scalable power capacity is increasingly viewed as a premium asset for AI and compute-intensive workloads.

Recent weakness in ANY shares appears tied largely to investor reaction following a disappointing 10-Q filing released after market close on Friday. Near-term financials and operating results were not viewed favorably by the market, contributing to the selloff. However, many investors appear focused less on current standalone results and more on the post-merger combined entity and its infrastructure footprint. 

One of the more notable aspects of the story is the expected post-merger capital structure. Despite the significant increase in infrastructure assets and power capacity, the combined company is expected to totalmaintain a relatively low share count of about 7.5 million shares.

The merger effectively transforms Sphere 3D from a small standalone miner into a multi-state digital infrastructure platform with significant power assets, operational scale, and optionality tied to AI compute demand. For investors, the central question is whether the market starts to value ANY less as a distressed micro-cap miner and more as an emerging power infrastructure and compute platform. Reading between the lines of shareholder approval at Cathedra Bitcoin and ANY management recently announcing the merger was on track, ANY is worth watching for news on the merger from the ANY side.

Red Cat Holdings $RCAT $8.55 has retreated sharply in recently to below $9.00 (Look at that chart!) from $16.91 in late March. It did not help when the company raised over $200 million at a discount to market price of $9.40. Traders have pointed to the oversold RSI of 32  as a reason to monitor for a bottom reversal. Fundamentally, the company continues to report rapid growth. In its recent Q1 2026 results, Red Cat posted revenue of $15.5 million, up 849% year over year, while gross margins improved substantially to 12.7% from negative levels a year earlier. The company also highlighted growing international demand for its Black Widow drone systems from NATO and Asia-Pacific allies.

Recent press releases have showcased an aggressive expansion strategy across air, maritime, and autonomous systems. Highlights include:

• New Black Widow drone orders from NATO and Asia-Pacific military customers.
• Partnership with Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense-linked Spetstechnoexport focused on next-generation unmanned systems.
• Acquisition of Apium Swarm Robotics to expand upon autonomous swarming capabilities.
• A pending acquisition of Quaze Technologies focused on wireless power solutions.
• Expansion of Blue Ops and maritime drone initiatives.(Unmanned "suicide" boats)
• Continued scaling of manufacturing capacity to support larger U.S. and allied defense contracts (which has required capital raises)

Red Cat has positioned itself as a vertically integrated “all-domain” drone and robotics platform rather than simply a hardware manufacturer. Management has also emphasized its readiness to capitalize on potentially large future Pentagon UAV and USV procurement budgets. Investor speculation remains elevated around additional Army SRR (Short Range Reconnaissance) awards and follow-on contracts. 

Modular Medical $MODD $3.33 a medical device company developing simplified insulin patch pumps aimed at the large population of diabetics who avoid traditional, more complex pump systems, has had a tough few weeks. Despite the company’s lead product, the Pivot tubeless insulin patch pump, recently received FDA 510(k) clearance, a major regulatory milestone that significantly de-risks commercialization and positions the company for an initial U.S. launch in 2026, the company's stock has been under pressure.

MODD has been highly volatile due to multiple capital raises and dilution concerns.  But the technical chart has hit oversold RSI -----after the post-financing decline and reverse stock split, with many speculative investors viewing the setup as a potential high-risk rebound candidate if commercialization milestones are met. However, dilution risk remains one of the primary concerns for shareholders.

Several analyst research reports have highlighted the company’s differentiated approach. Bulls argue Modular Medical is targeting the underserved “almost-pumper” market by simplifying insulin delivery versuscurrent systems from larger players.  

Because the diabetes-device market has been concentrated around larger cap strategic buyers, some investors believe that Modular Medical could eventually become an acquisition target for major medtech firms such as Medtronic $MDT, Abbott Laboratories $ABT, or other diabetes-device manufacturers seeking a lower-cost patch pump platform.  

Health In Tech $HIT $1.01 reported disappointingQ1 2026 revenue of $8.8 million, representing only 9% year-over-year growth as it ramped up investment in expansion efforts. The market reaction was not pretty...but the chart is now at an Oversold Relative Strength Index (RSI) of of 29. It may take some time to build a base, but any positive news on progress in the Second Quarter financials and HIT could stage a healthy bounce back.  

Management indicated that the increased spending is focused on growing its presence in the rapidly growing self-funded health insurance market through investments in sales distribution, carrier relationships, and AI-driven platform capabilities. The company currently works with approximately 900 distribution partners (in a sector that has over 1 million brokers) representing significant expansion potential.

Health In Tech also reaffirmed its 2026 revenue outlook of $45 million to $50 million (a 45%- 50% increase).