90 min before the open, where can I find a list of stocks Gapping up/Gapping down?

Quote from Rearden Metal:

Thanx, Trade-ideas is a service I already use. Do they provide the lists I'm looking for? Does anybody know for certain if these other services are relevant?

Hmmm... the IB most actives mention prompted me to think of something. I should check the ARCA most active list here early Monday morning. That might do the trick.

EDIT: Thanx Red Ink!

this is the pre-market scan TI uses for finding strong gap ups (strong = at least 5% move from previous close; min avg daily vol 200k) (I use a modified version of this)

this is the post market scan for gap ups.

You're a member so you should be able to see all the symbols.
They have a similar list for those gapping down on their site.
 
I wonder who the frigging genious is who fu**ed this up? Must be one of the new 'value added' services of the merger. IDIOTS.[/QUOTE]

after my posting on this a while back, i got a msg from someone who said it was very deliberate, and the thought process (that they heard about) is that if they only get a few subscribers, it will be better than before, since they won't 'lose' anything.

person did not work for ISLD/NAZ...

of course, i no longer do a deliberate decision to route through island because of this, so they're losing some small amount of money and volume that way. but hey, i've always been a proponent of giving some things away for free in the hopes that you'll get customer loyalty on other things.
 
i should add...

i'm now looking (as well) for an intra-day list of stocks that are biggest % gainers/losers which includes 1) those stocks below $1 and 2) those stocks which haven't traded huge amounts of shares - ie. 30k or something.

i have realtick, and they have their top % gainers which does point #2, but only has stocks above $1.
 
In stockfetcher, there has been a scan created "fading the gap statistics". It ranks gappers based on percentage fill (up or down) daily. This can be used to narrow a watch list daily. I hold 5 of these on a watch list (live) pre-market to see the gap direction/distance etc. I usually enter 1 or 2 of these for long/short based on the gap (daily). The filter has proved powerful in that it calculates the big movers and allows for probability calculations. Good tool.
 
Quote from Trvlwanderer:

In stockfetcher, there has been a scan created "fading the gap statistics". It ranks gappers based on percentage fill (up or down) daily. This can be used to narrow a watch list daily. I hold 5 of these on a watch list (live) pre-market to see the gap direction/distance etc. I usually enter 1 or 2 of these for long/short based on the gap (daily). The filter has proved powerful in that it calculates the big movers and allows for probability calculations. Good tool.

hmmm. i like that though I can't find it on their site - is that something custom you did? Would love to see a pic of it. thanks
 
TheRumpledOne created it. A search for fading the gap should do it. You can customize the market to scan (NAZ 100, S&P etc., or all markets). Its a great display and can be tweaked easily to add additional indicators.

I've used "gappers" as an additional strategy the past 4 months (thanks to some great discussion on stockfetcher, mainly TheRumpledOne) The most important thing I have found is "knowing the stock and how it bahaves. For example.....AMGN, BMET, GENZ, BIIB, and SHLD are all stocks that fill the gap over 80% of the time. Those are great odds. Learn the stock and run with the behavior it indicates.

I use no inidicators except RSI (helps or hinders?), just volume, price, and a look at S/R and the pivot.

Stops? You figure this out and let us all know. I use a dollar amount as the stop as well as for my target (ie. loss $200, profit $400). All "gapper" day trades are 2:1 reward to risk for me. The only time it fails is when I deviate from my own damn rules.

Hope that helps.
 
From what it looks like no one here has a good site for the biggest % gappers 90 minutes before the market opens, which is what this thread was about. If you do please post a link
(site doesn't have to be free)

Also, does anyone have any reliable sites for pre-open and after-hours charts.

Thanks in advance.

-TheActionKid
 
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