Low-cap opportunities
Small and mid-cap names ($300M–$10B) flashing bottom setups — where a bigger move can start from a smaller base. Liquidity filtered ($2+, 200k+ avg volume).
FAQs
Why small and mid-caps are scanned separately
Smaller companies move further on the same amount of buying, which makes them worth scanning on their own terms. This list covers US names roughly between $300M and $10B in market value that are showing bottom setups.
Liquidity filters are applied first — a minimum share price and a minimum average volume — because a good-looking setup in a stock nobody trades is not a tradeable setup. Position sizes should be smaller here than in large caps: the same percentage move hurts more when the spread is wide.
What size counts as a small cap?
Commonly $300M-$2B, with mid-cap running to about $10B. This scan covers both bands.
Why are penny stocks excluded?
Below the price and volume floors, spreads and manipulation risk dominate anything the signal says.