Premarket Volume Scan

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Economic Calendar

ADP Weekly Employment ChangeP: 12.0K
Empire State Manufacturing IndexF: 14.8 / P: 20.6
API Weekly Statistical Bulletin

C-TIER (Move only, low relative volume)

TickerVolumeGapPricePre HighPre LowPre RangeVehicleStrategy
GTBP-+35.1%$11.63$13.36$11.35$2.01 (17.3%)sharesShares Only
ELMT-+32.8%$21.50$22.00$21.06$0.94 (4.4%)sharesShares Only
SIMX--32.1%$10.57$11.21$10.85$0.36 (3.4%)sharesShares Only
HQ--32.1%$10.34$10.40$10.32$0.08 (0.8%)sharesShares Only

Volume Leaders

NCTUZXSOARADBTNVDAFTFTNOKLHSWCTNTINTC

Market Narrative

## Premarket Scan for September 15, 2026 Today's scan is thin on conviction. All four directional candidates, GTBP, ELMT, SIMX, and HQ, are showing zero premarket volume as of scan time, which immediately downgrades their priority regardless of gap size. GTBP's 35% gap and ELMT's 32% gap look impressive on paper, but gap percentage means nothing without volume to confirm participation. The same logic applies to the short side, where SIMX and HQ are both down roughly 32% with no meaningful volume behind the move. All four are C-tier for a reason, and none of them clear the bar for a primary setup today. If volume develops in any of these names before the open, GTBP and its 17.28% premarket range would be the first to watch for a shares-only play, but until then, they sit on the back burner. The real story today is in the volume leaders: NCT, UZX, SOAR, ADBT, and NVDA. These names are seeing elevated volume without a strong directional gap, which sets up a different kind of trade. NVDA in particular is worth monitoring for VWAP reclaim or rejection setups off the open, especially given its liquidity and options activity. For the smaller volume leaders like SOAR and ADBT, shares-only execution makes the most sense given the risk of wide options spreads in lower-liquidity names. No high-impact macro events are scheduled for September 15, 2026, so there is no fundamental reason to expect broad market volatility to override price action. That favors cleaner technical reads rather than reactive trading around news. Strategy guidance today leans toward patience. With no volume confirming the big gap names and no macro catalyst to drive a directional trend, the focus shifts to HOD and LOD breakout setups on any of the volume leaders that develop a defined premarket range before 9:30. Tight premarket ranges, under 2%, favor waiting for the first 5 to 15 minutes to establish the range and then trading the breakout with shares. Wider ranges, like what GTBP would present if volume shows up, shift the approach toward VWAP as an anchor. Do not chase gap percentage today. Wait for volume confirmation, and if it never comes, sitting out is a valid outcome.

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