No verified catalyst
The only story on the wire is an auto-generated "stocks moving premarket" roundup — a consequence of the gap, not a cause. It is not sold here as a catalyst. Trade this as a pure technical gap.
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Small-cap stocks gapping hard before the open are where day traders hunt, but most of them are just noise — thin volume, no real catalyst, gone by 9:35. This scan checks every morning gapper against five specific conditions real day-trading setups need, then freezes the list right at the open so you're working from one fixed watchlist, not chasing a number that's already stale. Headlines for names on the list are tagged on the News Wire.
Frozen two minutes before the bell. Nothing below has moved since — this is exactly the list that published, kept honest so the morning can be judged after the fact rather than quietly rewritten.
No verified catalyst
The only story on the wire is an auto-generated "stocks moving premarket" roundup — a consequence of the gap, not a cause. It is not sold here as a catalyst. Trade this as a pure technical gap.
Sorted by how close they came to clearing, not alphabetically. The bar is the distance to the one filter that blocked them — a name at 84% is one more print away from the list, a name at 44% is not.
Measured against yesterday's regular-session close, not the premarket open. Chart-vendor premarket-change fields anchor off a different close and under-report the move.
Below a dollar the spread eats the trade before the thesis gets a chance. Above the cap the size a retail account can actually carry stops mattering.
Small floats move. Rows where the provider has no float on file are kept and flagged as unknown — never silently dropped, and never counted as low-float.
An absolute share floor that has to sit next to relative volume: on a thin, rarely-traded name the average-volume denominator is tiny, so a few thousand shares can print a huge ratio.
Premarket volume ÷ 10-day average daily volume — not a regular-session relative volume, which is meaningless before the bell. Soft: failing only this flags the row into Near misses instead of dropping it.
Call a roundup a catalyst. Auto-generated "stocks moving premarket" articles are a consequence of the gap. They get flagged as roundups, never sold as a reason.
Print a time the scan never ran. If a morning is missed, the page says so. It will not fall back to a plausible-looking 9:28 stamp.
Recommend anything. This is a filter result on a public universe. Every name here is a candidate to research, not a trade.