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10 Minutes to the Bell | See Why (IMMX) is at the Top of Our Watchlist Right Now Dear Reader, A rarely seen clinical signal is emerging in a disease area where patients currently face zero approved options once they relapse—and it's drawing serious attention. Immix Biopharma, Inc. (Nasdaq: IMMX) is moving through the late stages of development for a therapy that has reported a striking 95% disease marker normalization rate, putting the company on a fast track toward a milestone that could meaningfully shift the landscape. That's why (IMMX) is topping our watchlist this morning—Monday, January 12, 2026.
(IMMX) made an approximate over 230% move in under 60 days, from $2.31 on October 14 to $7.73 on December 12, according to Barchart data. And the chart could be confirming what the clinical data is signaling. Now, (IMMX) is trending near or above several key moving averages including its 5-day, 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day. In fact, HC Wainwright & Co. recently raised their target on (IMMX) from $9 to $12, which suggests over 150% upside potential from Friday's $4.74 range. 
Inside (IMMX): The NXC-201 Program and the Outpatient Angle
Immix Biopharma, Inc. (Nasdaq: IMMX) is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company dedicated to developing next-generation cell therapies designed to treat severe autoimmune diseases and hematologic malignancies. The company's primary focus is on its lead candidate, NXC-201, a B-cell maturation antigen (BCMA)-targeted CAR-T therapy with a potentially best-in-class safety profile. Unlike traditional CAR-T treatments that often require intensive hospital stays due to severe side effects, (IMMX) has engineered NXC-201 to minimize toxicity, potentially allowing for administration in an outpatient setting. Unlike approved CAR-Ts that struggle with brain-related side effects, (IMMX) has reported 0% neurotoxicity in its ALA trial, potentially enabling a "one-and-done" outpatient therapy. Operating in the high-stakes oncology and immunotherapy sectors, (IMMX) distinguishes itself by targeting AL Amyloidosis (ALA), a devastating condition where abnormal plasma cells produce misfolded light chain proteins that clog vital organs like the heart and kidneys. Currently, there are no FDA-approved therapies specifically for patients who have relapsed or become refractory to initial treatments. By focusing on this critical "unmet medical need," (IMMX) is positioned at the forefront of a market projected to reach $11.1B by 2033. Recent milestones, including a high-profile oral presentation at the American Society of Hematology (ASH) 67th Annual Meeting, have validated the company's clinical progress, showing that 75% of patients achieved a complete response. A Clear Runway Toward a 2026 Filing
Dominating an Underserved $11.1B Market: The global amyloidosis treatment market was valued at $5.8B in 2024 and is expected to grow at a 7.5% CAGR over the next decade. Immix Biopharma, Inc. is currently evaluating NXC-201 in the registrational NEXICART-2 trial, which is the only active clinical trial in the U.S. investigating a CAR-T therapy for relapsed/refractory ALA. With off-label options showing complete response rates as low as 0–10%, the 75% complete response rate reported by (IMMX) stands out. Unparalleled Safety and Operational Efficiency: In the latest NEXICART-2 update, (IMMX) reported 0 cases of neurotoxicity across 20 patients, with low-grade CRS lasting a median of one day. That profile supports an outpatient approach that could lower administration costs and expand access beyond major hospital centers. Strategic Leadership and Financial Fortification: The company's executive team brings deep industry expertise. CEO Ilya Rachman, MD, PhD, and CFO Gabriel Morris have recently strengthened the company's operational capacity by appointing Michael Grabow as Chief Commercial Officer. Grabow previously served as a senior leader at Chimerix, which was acquired for $935M. Immix Biopharma, Inc. successfully closed an upsized $100M underwritten offering in December 2025. This capital infusion provides a cash runway into mid-2027, well beyond the anticipated mid-2026 final readout of the NEXICART-2 trial and the planned BLA submission in late 2026. Competitive Positioning in the 2026 Landscape: The competitive field for BCMA-targeted therapies in ALA is sparse compared to Multiple Myeloma. While players like Alexion Pharmaceuticals are exploring dual-targeting CAR-Ts (AZD0120) and companies like Arcellx have shown strong results in myeloma, (IMMX) maintains a clear lead in the specific relapsed ALA registrational race. The company's Regenerative Medicine Advanced Therapy (RMAT) designation from the FDA provides intensive guidance and the potential for accelerated approval, a significant tailwind for a first-to-market candidate.
With a safety profile that supports an outpatient approach, a runway into mid-2027, and a clearer path toward key regulatory milestones, (IMMX) is no longer just a clinical story—it's shaping into a full-spectrum setup. Add in a sparse competitive field in relapsed/refractory ALA and RMAT-driven momentum, and it's easy to see why attention is starting to concentrate here. The next clue is how quickly the Street is recalibrating its expectations. Targets Raised: HC Wainwright to $12, Edison to $7.20
Analysts have aggressively updated their projections following the ASH 2025 data. According to Benzinga, HC Wainwright & Co. recently raised their target on (IMMX) from $9 to $12, which suggests a 134% upside potential from the recent price of $5.13. Additionally, Edison Investment Research has refreshed its valuation, raising its target to $7.2 per share (up from $3.9). This significant increase reflects a raised "probability of success" estimate for NXC-201 to 50% (up from 30%) and a peak penetration forecast of 25% for the target patient population. Here's 7 Reasons Why (IMMX) Just Hit Our Watchlist This Morning
—Monday, January 12, 2026.
1. Recent Momentum: The market is clearly reacting to (IMMX) clinical progress, with (IMMX) making an approximate 120% move in under 90 days, from $2.31 on October 14, 2025, to $5.13 on January 9, 2026.
2. Analyst Coverage: HC Wainwright & Co. recently set a $12 target on (IMMX), which suggests over 150% upside potential from recent levels. 3. Unmatched Clinical Efficacy in ALA: (IMMX) has reported that the latest NEXICART-2 results demonstrated a 75% complete response rate, with MRD negativity in remaining patients suggesting an eventual 95% response rate. 4. Zero Neurotoxicity: Unlike approved CAR-Ts that struggle with brain-related side effects, (IMMX) has reported 0% neurotoxicity in its ALA trial, potentially enabling a "one-and-done" outpatient therapy. 5. Upcoming 2026 BLA Submission: (IMMX) management intends to submit its Biologics License Application (BLA) before the end of 2026, positioning NXC-201 to be the first-ever approved treatment for relapsed ALA. 6.New Commercial Leadership for Launch: (IMMX) appointed Michael Grabow, signaling the company's shift from a research-first phase to building the commercial infrastructure needed for a high-impact U.S. launch. 7. Fully Funded Through Mid-2027: (IMMX) completed a $100M capital raise in December 2025, removing immediate funding risks and extending the cash runway past its major regulatory filings. Take A Look At (IMMX) While It's Still Early…
The convergence of clinical success, strategic financing, and a clear regulatory path makes Immix Biopharma, Inc. (Nasdaq: IMMX) a company that warrants immediate attention. By addressing a critical gap in the treatment of AL Amyloidosis with a therapy that is both highly effective and uniquely safe, (IMMX) is positioning itself as a leader in the next generation of cell therapy. With a cash runway secured and the final NEXICART-2 data readout expected in mid-2026, the next 12 months are likely to be the most significant in the company's history. As the biotechnology sector continues to reward companies that demonstrate rapid disease clearance and superior safety, (IMMX) remains a high-priority ticker for those monitoring the evolution of CAR-T therapeutics. The company's N-GENIUS platform also provides a foundation for expansion into broader autoimmune markets, such as Myasthenia Gravis and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. This optionality, combined with the near-term ALA commercialization catalyst, creates a multifaceted value proposition. (IMMX) is front and center on our screen this morning. Take a look at (IMMX) while it's still early. Also, watch for my next update—it could be here very shortly. Sincerely, Gary Silver
Managing Editor, Market Crux
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