Premarket Volume Scan

Market Narrative

## Premarket Scan for July 31, 2026 SNXX leads the July 31, 2026 scan by a wide margin, printing over 203 million shares in premarket with a 51.88% gap to $10.48 and an 18.23% premarket range. This is the setup that warrants the most attention today. The volume is the story here, not the gap percentage. More than 203 million shares traded before the open signals genuine institutional or retail participation at scale, and that kind of conviction tends to produce follow-through rather than fade. The wide premarket range on SNXX points toward a VWAP reclaim or rejection strategy at the open rather than a clean HOD breakout play. When the premarket range stretches this far, price tends to be erratic in the first 15 minutes, so waiting for VWAP to establish as support or resistance gives a cleaner entry with defined risk. The shares-only designation is appropriate here given the likely illiquid options chain on a name trading near $10. INTC and DRAM are the second and third ranked names by volume on July 31, 2026, and both deserve attention. INTC is gapping 11.3% to $91.13 on 140 million shares with a tight 3.35% premarket range, which is the textbook setup for a HOD breakout strategy. A tight range with heavy volume means buyers have been consistent overnight without much two-way chop, and a break above the premarket high with confirmation could see momentum carry through the morning session. DRAM shows a similar profile, up 16.7% to $52.34 on 130 million shares with a 4.68% premarket range. The range is slightly wider so a VWAP approach works alongside the HOD breakout watch. NVDA, MSFT, and AMZN round out the volume leaders with more modest gap percentages, but their raw share volume in the 100 to 130 million range still makes them worth monitoring for intraday momentum continuation, particularly AMZN at 3.9% with 101 million shares. Macro context is clean today with no high-impact events scheduled, which removes a key source of reversal risk and generally favors trend-following setups over fade strategies. With no news catalysts competing for liquidity, the names with the heaviest volume are more likely to hold their directional bias through the open. The volume leaders list showing CYCU, SXTC, GCTK, VSEE, and NUWE moving heavy shares without a directional catalyst is a flag to avoid those names until a clear bias prints. The overall tape on July