FTH · Analysis updated Nov 10, 2026, 4:50 PM ET

Why is Faeth Therapeutics, Inc. (FTH) stock moving?

Faeth fell 42.49% to $12.68 on Nov 9, on volume of about 4.05M shares against a typical 200K-600K. The drop came after Phase 2 PIK-201 data for PIKTOR plus paclitaxel in endometrial cancer. The data showed a 33% confirmed ORR (12 of 36), an 83% disease control rate, 7.4 months median PFS and mostly low-grade toxicity. The market had apparently expected a higher response rate, and Baird noted pushback on the data. Analysts stayed supportive, with Baird, TD Cowen, Citizens and Cantor reiterating positive ratings and targets of $40-$69, far above the price. On Nov 10 the stock traded in a $11.83-$13.93 range and closed at $12.92, up about 1.9%. Volume was 1.38M, so the post-crash level has held with some stabilization. Cash of $174.8M, Fast Track designation and Phase 3 planning are supports. Breast cancer data are not expected until 2027, so there is no near-term catalyst. Risks include continued net losses, trial dilution or financing needs, and possible further selling from investors who bought ahead of the data.

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