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§00 // SCANNER_PRESET · STREAMING
Gap-and-Go Scanner
Stream stocks gapping up 3%+ from yesterday's close with rising pre-market volume, ready for the opening-bell trade. The gap-and-go setup — popularized by Ross Cameron at Warrior Trading — needs a scanner that delivers the filtered universe in real time, not after the move.
§01 // TRIGGERS_FOR_GAP_AND_GO
Triggers for gap-and-go
- Gap % ≥ 3% on previous close
- Pre-market volume accelerating vs 10-day average
- Price between $1 and $20 (low-float runner range) OR high-ADV large cap
- RVOL ≥ 2x at scan time
- Float < 50M for the classic Warrior-style low-float variant
§02 // TOP_TICKERS_RIGHT_NOW
Top tickers right now
// As of 2026-06-22 20:59 UTC · cached 30s · delayed 15 min
| SYMBOL | PRICE | %CHG | VOL | RVOL | SECTOR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GETY | $1.13 | +86.75% | 212.8M | 94.4x | |
| DFTX | $35.95 | +46.86% | 20.0M | 8.6x | |
| APGE | $132.53 | +46.64% | 61.2M | 55.2x | |
| SKYQ | $1.85 | +58.12% | 219.5M | 45.2x | |
| WYFI | $45.25 | +17.56% | 5.7M | 2.8x | |
| MU | $1,244.84 | +9.78% | 51.7M | 0.9x | |
| SMCI | $36.15 | +17.91% | 124.4M | 1.4x | |
| AUPH | $17.63 | +7.11% | 3.4M | 3.4x | |
| HIVE | $4.97 | +16.67% | 71.5M | 2.8x | |
| DRAM | $81.78 | +6.61% | 55.1M | 1.1x | |
| BTBT | $2.26 | +4.15% | 41.0M | 1.4x | |
| SMTC | $175.75 | +11.07% | 3.2M | 0.7x | |
| MLTX | $21.40 | +11.40% | 3.5M | 4.4x | |
| INTC | $140.47 | +4.84% | 122.9M | 0.8x | |
| BITO | $8.75 | +2.22% | 179.9M | 0.7x | |
| NOK | $14.48 | +7.34% | 116.2M | 0.9x | |
| HUT | $120.61 | -3.08% | 3.8M | 0.9x | |
| ABBV | $231.00 | +6.70% | 9.7M | 1.8x | |
| LRCX | $409.99 | +5.39% | 14.1M | 1.0x | |
| ALAB | $439.94 | +5.48% | 5.5M | 0.7x |
§03 // EDITORIAL_NOTES
Editorial notes
§04 // WHEN_IT_EARNS_ITS_KEEP
When this preset earns its keep
Opening-bell momentum. The gapper either breaks above pre-market high (long setup) or flushes to a failed-gap short. Either way, you want the universe pre-filtered before 9:30 ET so you can focus on 3-5 names not 3,000.
§05 // HOW_TAPEBOARD_RUNS_IT
How Tapeboard runs this scanner
- Streaming real-time, rows update as prints land. No 10-second refresh delay.
- Click-through to full research: chart + 50 indicators, L2 book, time & sales, SEC filings, insider transactions, and news recency on every row.
- Paper-trading simulator (Terminal tier), size the setup against L2-walked fills before risking capital.
- AI research briefings summarize news and filings behind a ticker without opening six tabs.
§06 // RELATED_SCANNERS
Related scanners
§07 // OPEN_TERMINAL
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The gap-and-go is the canonical opening-bell setup. A stock closes at one price, news hits overnight or pre-market, and the next morning it opens 3% or more above yesterday's close on rising volume. The trade is a two-sided proposition. If pre-market high holds at the open and volume continues to expand, the long setup pays. If the gap fails and the stock flushes back through the prior close, the failed-gap short pays.
Either side requires a filtered universe before 9:30 ET. Out of roughly 8,000 listed US equities, maybe 30 to 80 will gap up more than 3% on any given session, and only 5 to 15 of those will have the volume profile that supports a real trade. Trying to build that watchlist by eyeballing a quote screen is a losing game. The scanner does the filtering so you arrive at the open with a workable list, not a research project.
What we filter on. Gap percent above 3% on the prior close, pre-market volume accelerating versus the 10-day average, price between $1 and $20 for the classic low-float runner band, RVOL above 2x at scan time. The low-float variant tightens to floats under 50 million shares, which is the universe that produces the 50%-plus intraday runners Ross Cameron's Warrior Trading style is built around.
Why the cutoffs. The 3% gap floor strips out drift and overnight noise. The volume filter is what separates a real catalyst from a quiet pre-market print on illiquid paper. Price range matters because gap-and-go behavior is asymmetric across market caps. A $3 stock gapping 8% on volume behaves nothing like SPY gapping 0.4% on the same headline. The setup needs the volatility a sub-$20 name brings.
Common catalysts that fire this scanner: earnings beats, FDA panel decisions, contract awards, M&A rumors, partnership PRs, sector-rotation trades on macro releases. The catalyst tells you whether to expect continuation or a fade. Tapeboard surfaces the headline next to the row so the why is visible without opening another tab.
// Marcus Reilly, Editor.