Regular session stock movers
The US-listed stocks gaining and losing the most on StockTitan’s momentum alert board during the regular session.
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This page ranks the US-listed stocks that triggered StockTitan’s momentum alert board during the regular session. A symbol joins the board when its move crosses the alert threshold on real traded volume; there is no market-cap, price or exchange floor, and the board is capped, so this is a leaderboard of the strongest movers rather than a complete list of every stock that moved.
This address shows the board when the board holds the regular session; while it holds another session it shows no figures and links to the board that is up now. Gold and Platinum read this board in real time, Silver with a delay of 1 min, and free and signed-out visitors with a delay of 15 min. For AI commentary on why individual alerts fired, visit the Momentum Scanner.
What do the columns measure?
- Change
- The basis follows the session that produced each row. Pre-market and regular-hours moves are measured against the previous close, after-hours moves against the same day’s 4:00 PM ET close. A row recorded after the after-hours close keeps the after-hours basis.
- Rel vol
- The day’s volume so far divided by what the symbol has typically traded by the same time of day over its last 20 sessions, so 1.0x is an ordinary pace for that symbol at any point of the day and readings around 2x and above point to unusual participation. A dash means there is no baseline to divide by, or the ratio is under 0.05x. An unusual reading marked thin belongs to a symbol whose 20-day average daily volume is under 50,000 shares, which a new or rarely traded listing carries; one ordinary block is already a large multiple there, so the figure says more about how little the symbol usually trades than about the participation behind this move.
- Volume
- Shares traded so far today, cumulative across pre-market, regular hours and after-hours.
- Catalyst
- The newest article attached to the symbol, shown by the short keyword Argus tags it with, its impact score from 1 to 5 and its age; hover or focus the chip for the headline, the time in Eastern time, the source and the sentiment. It is news published near the move, and being close in time does not make it the cause. “Older news” means the newest article predates the 24 hours before the alert, so the row names its keyword and age and leaves the headline on the symbol’s news page; “Later news” marks an article published after the alert fired, treated the same way; “unchecked” means the row carries no board timestamp to measure that window against, and a dash means the row has no article at all.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q How does a stock get onto this movers list?
A symbol joins the board when its move crosses the alert threshold on real traded volume. There is no market-cap, price or exchange requirement, and the board holds a capped number of names, so it is a leaderboard of the strongest movers rather than a complete list. For performance measured over longer windows, see the November 2026 Gainers ranking.
Q How often does this page update?
This address shows the board when the board holds the regular session, and the figures then load with the page and update in place while your browser holds a live connection, at whatever delay your tier reads the board with: Gold and Platinum members read it in real time, Silver members with a delay of 1 min, and free or signed-out visitors with a delay of 15 min. While the board holds another session it shows no figures and links to the board that is up now.
Q What does the relative volume column mean?
Relative volume divides the shares traded so far today, cumulative across pre-market, regular hours and after-hours, by what that symbol has typically traded by the same time of day over its last 20 sessions, so 1.0x is an ordinary pace for it at any point of the day, while readings around 2x and above indicate unusual participation behind the move. A dash means the symbol has no 20-day baseline to divide by, or the ratio is under 0.05x.
Q Which trading hours does the Volume column cover?
Volume covers the whole trading day rather than the current session alone, counting every share from the 4:00 AM ET pre-market open to the after-hours close. The change percentage follows the session that produced each row, so pre-market and regular-hours moves are measured against the previous close, while after-hours moves are measured against the same day's 4:00 PM ET close.
Q Does the Catalyst column explain why a stock moved?
No. That column names the newest article attached to the symbol only when it was published within the 24 hours before the alert, and otherwise links the symbol's news as older or later news; nothing establishes that an attached article caused the move. Many alerts carry no recent article at all, which the column states plainly. For AI commentary on individual alerts, visit the Momentum Scanner.