What is the FLOAT of a stock?

Published: Sat, 10/19/19

Good Afternoon Traders,

What is the Float of a stock, I get asked all the time?

I'll show you by definition and example below. Read on...

The amazing picks over the last 2 weeks in the Mojo Day Trading Chat Room keep adding up. Over the last week we hit the following trades...

Friday, 10/18/2019 we hit $BNGO from $1.85 to $3.50

we hit $BIMI from $2.50 to $13.00 on 10/15
we hit $YUMA from $3.70 to $4.70 on 10/15
we hit $SES from $3.15 to $26.00 on 10/15
we hit $VIVE from $3.30 to $10.80 on 10/16
we hit $DTSS from $1.50 to $7.00 on 10/16
we hit $BNGO from $1.50 to $4.00 on 10/16
we hit $TOPS from $3.30 to $4.80 on 10/17

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Another good thing about this is I have made LIVE trading shows on You Tube memorializing all these historic movers.

Here are a few examples of past recent winners that I picked for traders in Mojo chat room that showed 3 basic characteristics right before they made big moves.

STOCK HALT CITY VIVE & BNGO 🛑 What is Stock Halt & How Does it happen?

$BIMI from $3.80 to $9.80 🧗‍♂️ The Mojo Day Trading Show

The stocks are moving big because of 3 factors:

1. Big volume trading 1 million shares before the opening bell at 9:30 am

2. Low float stocks under 5 million shares

3. News catalyst

You can see this pattern is very powerful and profitable.

Here is a look at what the floats look like on these stocks...

What is the FLOAT of a stock?

The float of a stock is the number of shares available for trading of a particular stock.

Low float stocks are those with a low number of shares.

Floating stock is calculated by subtracting closely-held shares and restricted stock from a firm’s total outstanding shares.

Closely-held shares are those owned by insiders, major shareholders, and employees.

Restricted stock refers to insider shares that cannot be traded because of a temporary restriction such as the lock-up period after an initial public offering.

A stock with a small float will generally be more volatile than a stock with a large float. This is because, with fewer shares available, it may be harder to find a buyer or seller. This results in larger spreads and often bigger moves when volume goes into the stock.

All the stocks that have made over 100% intra day moves all had low floats. Tale a look here...

Traders there is nothing better than buying one of these low float winners in the morning and selling it for a 100% win!! Doubling your money in one day is insane!!

Keep it profitable,

ProTrader Mike

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