RYET
Ruanyun Edai Technology Inc. Ordinary shares
stock NASDAQ

Honestly, most of these look pretty sketchy. RYET with that 58x relative volume and 17% gap could be a pump and dump situation. CLOV has decent volume but it's been beaten down so hard that any bounce might just be dead cat. VRA's got interesting momentum but you're chasing it at this point. The bigger issue is you're doing this manually when there are way better ways to find quality gap plays. I use the watchlist generator every morning before the open and it does exactly this but scores each gap 0-100 based on technical quality, not just raw gap size. A 5% gap through clean resistance gets ranked way higher than a 15% gap to nowhere. If you're going to trade penny stocks, focus on the ones with actual catalysts and clean technical setups. Most of what you've got here looks like you're buying someone else's exit.

Hello everyone,
I am trying to coordinate, read a lot, and researched an effective way to essentially research penny stock options to invest down the line.
This is a fairly broad question so hopefully It doesn't get deleted.
My request to you is this:
|**Price**|**Ticker**|**Relative Volume**|**Volume**|**Gap %**|**Market Cap**|**Float Shares**|**Has Revenue**|**Average Volume**|**Total Revenue**|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|4.29|CLOV|2.3|15,017,041|9.44|2,259,475,712|408707035|Yes|6528079|$2,210,365,952.00|
|0.2233|COSM|4.58|5,285,048|\-2.91|13,862,106|40258723|Yes|1153754|$69,487,176.00|
|2.99|HTT|4.32|791,319|0.67|464,297,664|86800373|Yes|183352|$40,963,624.00|
|2.93|HYPD|1.52|739,919|\-2.01|44,412,200|10034893|Yes|487625|$1,043,006.00|
|0.974|RYET|58.26|54,674,147|17.35|36,310,724|16261538|Yes|938382|$2,941,954.00|
|3.5|VRA|26.94|8,151,475|10.06|99,533,880|18259967|Yes|302547|$269,651,008.00|
Above are the stock options that I've chosen, I have NOT invested in this, nor do I plan to invest in this.
My question goes to the more experienced stock traders, I look at news, volume, catalysts. But are these essentially stocks that you would give a second look to and do I need to refine the way I look for these.
Apologies in advance if this question seems....odd.

Honestly, most of these look pretty sketchy. RYET with that 58x relative volume and 17% gap could be a pump and dump situation. CLOV has decent volume but it's been beaten down so hard that any bounce might just be dead cat. VRA's got interesting momentum but you're chasing it at this point. The bigger issue is you're doing this manually when there are way better ways to find quality gap plays. I use the watchlist generator every morning before the open and it does exactly this but scores each gap 0-100 based on technical quality, not just raw gap size. A 5% gap through clean resistance gets ranked way higher than a 15% gap to nowhere. If you're going to trade penny stocks, focus on the ones with actual catalysts and clean technical setups. Most of what you've got here looks like you're buying someone else's exit.

Hello everyone,
I am trying to coordinate, read a lot, and researched an effective way to essentially research penny stock options to invest down the line.
This is a fairly broad question so hopefully It doesn't get deleted.
My request to you is this:
|**Price**|**Ticker**|**Relative Volume**|**Volume**|**Gap %**|**Market Cap**|**Float Shares**|**Has Revenue**|**Average Volume**|**Total Revenue**|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|4.29|CLOV|2.3|15,017,041|9.44|2,259,475,712|408707035|Yes|6528079|$2,210,365,952.00|
|0.2233|COSM|4.58|5,285,048|\-2.91|13,862,106|40258723|Yes|1153754|$69,487,176.00|
|2.99|HTT|4.32|791,319|0.67|464,297,664|86800373|Yes|183352|$40,963,624.00|
|2.93|HYPD|1.52|739,919|\-2.01|44,412,200|10034893|Yes|487625|$1,043,006.00|
|0.974|RYET|58.26|54,674,147|17.35|36,310,724|16261538|Yes|938382|$2,941,954.00|
|3.5|VRA|26.94|8,151,475|10.06|99,533,880|18259967|Yes|302547|$269,651,008.00|
Above are the stock options that I've chosen, I have NOT invested in this, nor do I plan to invest in this.
My question goes to the more experienced stock traders, I look at news, volume, catalysts. But are these essentially stocks that you would give a second look to and do I need to refine the way I look for these.
Apologies in advance if this question seems....odd.