Runner Labs reads both. Live calls from @QuantTradesHQ, the scanner that finds the low floats before the crowd, the SEC read on any ticker, and the full course on how to trade them.
Median time from an SEC filing to our dilution read on it
Stocks with a full dilution profile, every SEC filer that trades
How much more often our calls reached +20% than comparable stocks the same session
Calls in September, every one timestamped and listed, the flat ones too
Pick one. Each replays the real five-minute bars from the alert to the high, next to the alert as it landed in Discord. Calls made during a halt are scored from the first real trade.
Low float, volume far above normal, breaking the high of the day. The scanner surfaces the candidates; @QuantTradesHQ picks the ones worth calling.
Float, the volume, whether the news is real or a market roundup, and anything dilutive on file. You see why before you decide.
Entry and stop on every call. Once it is up 5% the stop moves to your entry, then trails 15% under the high. The nightly recap shows what every call did.
Most rooms send a ticker and hope. VIP gets the call, the scanner behind it, what is sitting in the company's filings, and the course that teaches you to read all of it yourself.
Every call from @QuantTradesHQ, with the entry, the stop and the read on why it is moving. Timestamped in Discord, then scored from the alert price.
Dilution risk, share growth, offerings and deficiency notices, straight from the SEC.
The terminal the calls come from: float, relative volume, the headline and a grade from past setups like it. Four of this week's calls it surfaced:
18 lessons inside Whop, 14 more built from our own calls, and 9 free on the site. Video versions are on the way.
A nightly swing watchlist on liquid stocks, with the level and the stop, posted after the close so you can act after work.
The two-asset bot: what it holds and the day it rebalances.
$FLYE didn't work today. It hit the $2.80 stop right after the call. If you took it and honored the stop, that's a planned loss.
The tool @QuantTradesHQ uses to find them. It watches the whole market for low floats with real volume, reads the headline and the filings, and grades each name against an archive of past setups like it. Which names get called is his decision.
A spiking stock is a fundraising window. The companies behind most runners sell new shares into the move, and the filing usually lands before the news does. VIP reads every one of them.
A full course on trading low-float runners, built from our own timestamped calls. The first two modules are free on this site, no email needed. The rest lives inside VIP.
How the market really works, catalysts, relative volume, float and halt chains.
Opening range breaks, VWAP reclaims, sizing, stops, and the exit rule on every card.
FOMO, tilt, journaling, scaling up, and how to use the room from day one.
Everyone posts their winners. We list every call, scored the same way, the flat ones included.
I started Runner Labs to help people trade these stocks with their eyes open.
Small caps can change an account fast, in both directions. Most people walk in with a ticker and a hope. I wanted a place where you get the call, the reason it is moving and what the company is filing, and where you learn to read all of it yourself.
That is the goal: help people, and give them what they need to trade on their own. If we do that well, everything else follows.
The Discord is free. Come watch a few calls.
The community, the recaps and the free course.
Founding rate, locked in for as long as you stay.
Yes. The swing setups post after the close and are held days to weeks, and the nightly recap shows every day call with what it did. The course and the dilution read work on your schedule.
Day calls go out during regular hours, 9:30 to 4:00 ET, and premarket when a setup is clean. The premarket watchlist posts before the open.
The ticker, the entry, the stop, and the read: float, how far above normal the volume is, whether there is real news, and anything dilutive on file. The exit rule is the same on every card: stop to your entry once it is up 5%, then trail 15% under the high.
The terminal @QuantTradesHQ uses to find runners: every low float with real volume, ranked live, with the headline and a grade from past setups like it. VIP opens it from the Whop membership.
Five modules: foundations, the anatomy of a runner, the setup library, execution and risk, and the mental game. The first two are free on this site. VIP gets the rest in Whop, plus 14 lessons built from our own calls in Discord.
Straight from SEC EDGAR filings: share counts, registrations, prospectuses and 8-K items. It is a read on the company, not a price prediction.
No. Calls and reads are ideas and education. You decide what to trade and how much to risk. Small caps move fast and can lose most of their value quickly.
Anytime, through Whop. No contracts.
Watch a few calls in the free Discord. Join VIP when it earns it.