Market snapshot
- Price
- $2.96
- Volume
- 18.2M
- Relative volume
- 3.3x
- VWAP
- $3.02
- Float
- 132M
- Market cap
- $420M
- Liquidity
- Reasonable
- Catalyst
- Identified
Demo data
Average 5.5M
vs its own normal pace
Below the session average
Traded actively on an average day
Contract
How to react to this
The same nine steps, in the same order, every time. Working through them slowly is the point.
Blue Pulse — Active: 4 of 6 conditions are currently met. Trading activity has increased significantly and price is moving through a level that has been important during today's session.
Why is this moving?
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What changed — all conditions, shown either way
- Price acceleration
Short-term momentum is rising relative to the longer-term average.
- Relative volume elevated
Volume is running 3.3x its normal pace for this time of day.
- Volume accelerating
18.2M shares traded against a 5.5M average.
- Trading above VWAP
Last price $2.96 versus session VWAP $3.02.
- Recent high broken
Price is still below the intraday level at $3.45.
- Adequate liquidity
Average daily volume of 5.5M shares.
This does not mean the stock will continue higher. AlphaRadar is showing you a change in market behaviour so you can investigate it.
What this does not mean
- It does not mean the price will continue in the same direction.
- It does not mean this is a good entry, or any entry at all.
- It does not mean the move is over, or that it has further to run.
- It is not a signal, a target, a score or a recommendation of any kind.
Investigate before you do anything
- What caused the move?
- Is volume still increasing?
- Is price above or below VWAP?
- Where is the previous high?
- Where is nearby resistance?
- Has the stock already made a very large move?
- What is the spread?
- What is the float?
- Is the move continuing or fading?
- What would invalidate the setup?
A completed checklist is not a green light. It is a way of making the same decision the same way every time.
Extended-hours risks
- Lower liquidity — fewer buyers and sellers are available.
- Wider spreads — the gap between bid and ask is usually larger.
- Greater price fluctuation on smaller amounts of volume.
- Different order conditions — many brokers restrict order types outside regular hours.
- Not all securities trade, and those that do may behave very differently.
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