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If it is a pattern that you are noticing with somewhat predictable outcome, then it is a potential strategy that seems to be working at the moment. Take advantage. Just don’t forget that markets are always changing and you will need to look for newer cleaner patterns at some other point. Pre-market or after.

I momentum trade from 7am to around 11am EST. There's a lot that goes on pre-market and have traded more pre-market than I do after 9:30. With no Haults pre-market the sky can be the limit compared to market hours where you could have a stock halt up every 30 or 40 Cent after the bell rings.

Yoi can also enter pre market , the goal is to take profit from the market

pre market looks clean because its empty, so runners dump at the open when real sellers show up its tough to trade but good for planning. been using runable ai it helps by scanning gaps fast and showing which ones usually fade or hold, so you get quick stats and a plan instead of guessing

When I day trade, I trade pre-market but that is because I have day job that I have to be at starting by market open. Price moves can definitely happen premarket just to tank at open due a so much profit taking from people who can't or don't trade pre-market. The main downside to me with pre-market trading is that you can't set stop order. At least not with my broker. So, you have to be discipled enough and on the screen constantly in order to close a trade at the right level. So, give it a shot. I suggest getting on the charts around 0630-0700 EST and scan for high volume and substantial % change. That is where all the action will be. With premarket trading, you HAVE to go to the volume. The volume won't come to you. This sub has a scanner that looks for substantial % change so I suggest using that for a free scanner. I have used it and it's good. My approach for stock picking is to only deal with the stocks at the top 3-5 in % change, then go to the chart and check for high relative volume and a news catalyst. Then I look to see if the stock is actually trending per my stage analysis/EMA strategy and look for an entry is all of those things line up. Good luck and happy hunting.

Premarket does look cleaner sometimes. Fewer participants, thinner liquidity, so moves can trend more “smoothly” without as much chop. The tradeoff is that same thin liquidity can wreck you. Spreads are wider, slippage is worse, and one decent order can move price a lot. What looks clean can also reverse hard with no warning. A lot of those premarket runners dumping at open is pretty normal too. People take profits, more volume comes in, and the whole dynamic changes once regular hours start.

different participants with different goals in the market. not really a matter of better or worse. some moves are easier to get done when there's a less crowded market, other moves need the bigger liquidity.

Momentum...

Premarket moves can be cleaner but less liquid. Focus on risk and consistency not session timing