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Hoth Therapeutics Inc., a micro-cap biotech company, saw its stock price surge over 200% on Tuesday to become the top gainer across U.S. exchanges.
Trading volume skyrocketed to 665 times its daily average, driven by positive interim data from its Phase 2a trial of HT-001, a therapy targeting skin toxicities caused by epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) inhibitors in cancer patients.
The trial achieved a 100% success rate for its primary efficacy endpoint, with all patients showing significant improvement in skin toxicities within six weeks.
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Additionally, 66% of patients reported reduced pain and itching, improving their quality of life without any treatment-related adverse effects, the company said.
CEO Robb Knie described the results as a “significant milestone,” emphasizing the potential of HT-001 to alleviate debilitating skin conditions while enabling patients to continue life-saving cancer treatments.
D. Boral Capital echoed this optimism, highlighting the therapy’s potential to revolutionize care for patients enduring severe side effects from cancer treatments.
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The brokerage reiterated its ‘Buy’ rating and maintained a $5 price target on Hoth’s shares, implying a near doubling from current levels.
Retail investors on Stocktwits rallied behind the news, with chatter indicating overwhelmingly bullish commentary.
One user predicted a further surge to $10, urging users to “buy cheap now.”
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Another emphasized the company’s strong position, pointing out its debt-free status and cash reserves.
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Hoth’s pipeline includes therapies for dermatological disorders such as eczema, psoriasis, chronic wounds, and acne.
The company’s stock has gained nearly 80% over the past year.
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The successful Phase 2a trial positions Hoth to attract interest from larger players in the oncology and dermatology sectors.
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