Take a look at $DFNS, a tiny $4M management consulting micro-cap. It surged 28.17% today with no fresh news or filings. To a retail desk, this looks like a breakout. To the historical ledger, it is a setup with a 62% probability of closing red. Across 4,898 similar no-news gap-ups, the median return is -4.52%. The chaser pays the premium, while the disciplined operator simply waits.
$FIEE -18.71% — what the base rate says
What the data showed
- $FIEE -18.71% mcap $23M · float 1M shares · sector: TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH APPARATUS
- $RADX -12.57% mcap $32M · float 10M shares
- $EGG -12.20% float 9M shares
- $YMT -10.53% mcap $16M · float 1M shares
- $PLAG -10.20% mcap $9M · float 36M shares · sector: CANNED, FROZEN & PRESERVD FRUIT, VEG & FOOD SPECIALTIES
- $CNET -9.76% mcap $3M · float 3M shares · sector: SERVICES-COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, DATA PROCESSING, ETC.
- $OFAL -8.74% mcap $11M · float 18M shares
- $DUKR -8.72%
- $AUDC -7.71% mcap $220M · float 22M shares
- $LB -7.14% mcap $2.1B · float 17M shares · sector: OIL ROYALTY TRADERS
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