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High Relative Volume Stocks Today

These breakouts are trading on at least 1.5× their normal volume — the kind of participation that puts conviction behind a move. Sorted by relative volume, highest first.

28 matches in the latest scanScan date Nov 4, 2026

In the Nov 4, 2026 end-of-day scan of ~12,300 US stocks and ETFs, 28 names made the High Relative Volume Stocks Today list; the top 3 were KBDC (+0.74%), MBUU (+2.41%) and TAN (+5.66%).

#SymbolPriceChangeConv.
1KBDC$13.00+0.74%63
2MBUU$24.69+2.41%43
3TAN$45.80+5.66%53
4SWIM$8.18+11.75%17
5EWQ$43.87+3.13%60
6HAYW$16.98+2.88%23
7FIBK$39.12+3.97%57
8NOBL$61.27+3.08%60
9JAN$30.08+1.62%68
10XPEV$9.86+1.96%55
11GOLD$41.51+6.11%49
12MIDD$127.48+3.87%44

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Conv. = conviction, our 0–100 setup score (base tightness, reward:risk, not extended, calm range, structure). RVol = relative volume vs. the stock's recent average. Educational data, not financial advice.

About high relative volume stocks today

Relative volume (RVOL) compares today's volume to the stock's recent average. A breakout on 2–3× normal volume means real money is committing, whereas the same breakout on light volume is suspect — price can drift above a level without anyone actually defending it.

Volume is the single best confirmation tool for a breakout. The pattern you want is a quiet, low-volume consolidation followed by a volume surge on the breakout day: supply dried up, then demand arrived. A breakout with no volume expansion is the most common way fakeouts dress up as the real thing.

This list filters our latest daily breakout/retest scan down to names with elevated relative volume, so you're seeing moves with participation behind them.

Frequently asked questions

What is relative volume (RVOL)?

RVOL is today's trading volume divided by the stock's recent average for the same point in the session. A value above 1 means heavier-than-usual activity; 2× means double the normal volume.

Why does volume matter on a breakout?

Volume confirms conviction. A breakout on heavy relative volume signals genuine demand, while a breakout on light volume is more likely to fail and reverse.

How fresh is this data?

The list refreshes every evening after the US close, once that day's market-wide scan finishes.

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