Friday after-hours trading is where finance meets fiction. $ITOC pops 32% on a notice that shareholders are suing the company, proving retail will buy literally any green ticker on a screen. On the other side of the tape, $FIEE manages a 24% gain on Q2 results, while $STEX drops 9% after missing revenue estimates by half. Across 2,881 historical catalyst gap-ups, setups like $ITOC close red 65% of the time in subsequent sessions. How many weekend bagholders were minted in tonight's post-close scramble?
$GIPR -25.76% — what the base rate says
What the data showed
- $GIPR -25.76% mcap $722,827 · float 30M shares · sector: REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUSTS
- $BRNX -18.03%
- $ENSC -10.88% mcap $6M · float 15M shares · sector: PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS
- $BGI -10.32% mcap $14M · float 3M shares
- $BANL -9.70% mcap $13M · float 6M shares
- $STEX -9.64% mcap $83M · float 68M shares · sector: ELECTROMEDICAL & ELECTROTHERAPEUTIC APPARATUS
- $BALY -8.86% mcap $635M · float 24M shares · sector: HOTELS & MOTELS
- $BRFH -8.85% mcap $27M · float 5M shares · sector: CANNED, FROZEN & PRESERVD FRUIT, VEG & FOOD SPECIALTIES
- $LNKS -8.77% mcap $2M · float 1M shares
- $JWEL -8.74% mcap $6M · float 2M shares
Before holding post-close movers into the weekend, analyze the historical base rate on FILTRIX.net. Pull the sample size and examine how gap setups perform when regular trading resumes. Discipline > FOMO
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