Tab guide · Gainers / Losers
By WideRadar · Published June 13, 2026
The Gainers & Losers tab shows the top 25 biggest daily movers in both directions, each tagged with a Leadership Score so you can instantly see whether today's big move is from a market leader or a low-quality name.
A gainer with a high Leadership Score in a leading sector is worth adding to your Charting watchlist for follow-up. A gainer with a low score in a weak sector is likely a one-day event.
Movers are computed by joining today's OHLCV data against yesterday's in the database — the same data used for breadth computations, with the same filters applied. A stock must have previous close > $3 and average daily volume ≥ 100,000 shares to appear. This eliminates penny-stock noise and ensures only liquid, institutional-grade names are shown.
Movers are computed by joining today's OHLCV data against yesterday's directly in the database — the same data and the same $3 + 100k filter used for breadth computations. This means the Gainers/Losers list is fully consistent with the breadth heatmap: there is no inconsistency between what you see in both places.
The $3 floor and 100k average daily volume filter (over ~35 trading days) ensures the list contains only liquid, institutional-grade stocks. Without it, penny stocks with tiny floats can make 50%+ moves on a few thousand shares — those are not meaningful signals for most traders and would obscure genuine market leaders.
A gainer with a Leadership Score above 70 in a leading sector is a high-quality signal worth adding to your Charting watchlist. A score below 40 suggests a laggard or speculative name having a single big day — these rarely follow through. Focus on high-score movers in top-ranked sectors for the best risk/reward.
Each list shows the top 25 biggest movers in each direction for the current session — the 25 largest percentage gainers and 25 largest percentage decliners among stocks that pass the $3 + 100k quality filter.