Stocks in play right now
The U.S. stocks in play right now, surfaced the moment their volume breaks from normal and ranked by how far above their usual pace they are trading. Live and free, across pre-market, regular hours and after hours, with no 15-minute delay.
RVOL scanner
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No card · 5 premium daysWhat "in play" really means
A stock is in play when the market is paying attention to it right now: volume is well above normal, the range is wider than usual, and there is usually a reason behind it. That combination is what gives a day trader something to work with intraday.
The opposite is a stock drifting on light volume with no catalyst. It might be a fine long-term hold, but there is nothing there to trade today. In play is a statement about now, not about the company.
How to find stocks in play
The dependable early signal is relative volume (RVOL): current volume divided by the average for that exact minute of the day. When a name comes into play the volume jumps first, so ranking every U.S. stock by RVOL surfaces the in-play names as it happens.
This scanner does that in real time. For the mechanics of the ratio and the level 1 to 5 breakdown, the RVOL scanner is the same live data explained from the relative-volume angle, and day trading stocks frames it for the intraday trader.
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