Premarket Volume Scan

Wednesday, July 8, 2026

Economic Calendar

Final Wholesale Inventories m/mF: 0.3% / P: 0.3%
Crude Oil InventoriesF: -1.9M / P: -3.8M
10-y Bond AuctionP: 4.54|2.6
FOMC Meeting Minutes
Consumer Credit m/mF: 16.9B / P: 20.7B

A-TIER (Volume + Move confirmed)

TickerVolumeGapPricePre HighPre LowPre RangeVehicleStrategy
CLRO83.7M+97.7%$13.84$15.67$12.20$3.47 (25.1%)sharesShares Only
CRNX81.0M+98.7%$83.53$83.54$83.05$0.49 (0.6%)sharesShares Only

B-TIER (Volume confirmed, check catalyst)

TickerVolumeGapPricePre HighPre LowPre RangeVehicleStrategy
INTC140.5M-9.7%$110.39$111.00$104.17$6.83 (6.2%)sharesShares Only
AAL136.2M-3.1%$17.20$17.17$16.50$0.67 (3.9%)sharesShares Only
NVDA125.0M+0.7%$196.93$197.42$192.90$4.52 (2.3%)sharesShares Only
RIVN92.0M-18.1%$16.49$16.36$15.65$0.71 (4.3%)sharesShares Only

Volume Leaders

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Market Narrative

## Premarket Scan for July 8, 2026 Volume is the dominant signal heading into Tuesday's session, and two names stand out immediately at the top of the ranked list. CLRO and CRNX are both A-tier candidates with nearly identical volume prints above 80 million shares, but they tell very different stories. CLRO is up 97.71% to $13.84 with a premarket range of 25.07%, meaning price is still moving aggressively and has not settled into a defined zone yet. For a shares-only strategy, that wide PM range calls for VWAP reclaim or rejection as the primary entry framework rather than chasing a breakout. CRNX is up 98.74% to $83.53 but with only a 0.59% premarket range, which is a notable contrast to CLRO. That tight compression on comparable volume makes CRNX the top candidate for a HOD breakout setup at the open. When 80 million shares of volume accumulate and price barely moves, the coiled tension tends to resolve sharply once the opening bell provides a catalyst. Both names are shares-only given likely illiquid options at these price levels and gap magnitudes. The B-tier list is worth watching closely today because FOMC Meeting Minutes are scheduled to drop at some point during the session, and that macro event changes the playbook. INTC leads B-tier by volume at 140 million shares, down 9.66% to $110.39 with a 6.19% premarket range. The wide range and macro backdrop favor VWAP-based trading on INTC rather than a directional breakout, since minutes can reverse or accelerate momentum without warning. AAL sits at 136 million shares, down 3.1%, with a 3.9% PM range, which is a cleaner setup for a LOD breakdown or HOD reclaim depending on how the broader market opens. NVDA at 124 million shares is barely moved at 0.71% higher, and with a 2.3% PM range that setup mirrors the CRNX logic on a larger cap scale. RIVN's 18.12% gap down on 92 million shares and a 4.31% PM range is compelling but treat it as a VWAP fade candidate rather than a bottom-fish given macro uncertainty on a minutes day. The volume leaders with no directional move, CPOP, CCHH, SNDQ, YHC, and BJDX, are worth putting on a secondary watchlist. Volume without a gap often means something is brewing rather than resolved, and these names can develop into tradeable setups intraday

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