Small-Cap Breakout Stocks Today

These breakouts are in small-cap companies (roughly $50M–$2B market cap) — lower-liquidity names that can move further and faster than large caps, in both directions.

12 matches in the latest scanScan date Jun 18, 2026
#SymbolPriceChangeConv.
1IMA$6.00+5.45%57
2WNC$11.36+5.19%76
3VRA$3.90+3.45%64
4TRS$43.77+2.70%91
5LNN$119.10+2.58%40
6AKTS$24.09+2.38%95
7ASPS$6.93+1.91%52
8IFN$11.71+1.56%29
9GBX$49.69+0.81%54
10DYOR$10.05+0.00%20
11CCXI$10.31-0.19%20
12FSCO$4.93-0.60%21

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Conv. = conviction, our 0–100 setup score (pattern quality, trend, and volume). RVol = relative volume vs. the stock's recent average. Educational data, not financial advice.

About small cap breakout stocks today

Small-cap breakouts are where the biggest percentage moves live. With smaller floats and lighter liquidity, it takes less buying to push price, so a small cap clearing resistance on a catalyst can run hard. That same thinness cuts both ways: spreads are wider, slippage is real, and failed breakouts reverse violently, so risk management is non-negotiable.

We set a floor around $50M to filter out the nano-cap shells and illiquid names where a "breakout" is just a couple of trades on a quiet ticker. What remains are tradeable small caps with enough volume to enter and exit. Volume confirmation matters even more here than in large caps.

This list filters our latest daily breakout/retest scan to companies in the roughly $50M–$2B market-cap range.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as a small-cap stock?

Conventionally, a small-cap company has a market capitalization between roughly $300 million and $2 billion; we widen the floor to about $50 million here while screening out illiquid nano-caps.

Why are small-cap breakouts riskier?

Smaller floats and lighter liquidity mean larger, faster moves — and wider spreads, more slippage, and sharper reversals when a breakout fails. Position sizing and stops matter more. These are technical screens, not buy recommendations — chart patterns fail often, so always confirm with your own plan and risk management.

How often does this update?

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

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