Most active stocks today: live volume leaders
The most active stocks today by share volume tell you where retail flow and institutional positioning are concentrating — distinct from the top gainers list. Top gainers ranks by price movement; most active ranks by raw shares traded, surfacing the names the tape is watching right now.
Leader right now: GPRO +22.30% at $1.70. Sourced from the live 15-min-delayed scanner snapshot above.
// As of September 4, 2026 · delayed 15 min
What's moving the tape on GPRO, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
As of
- GoPro announced a $285 million all‑cash merger with Starman Optical, valuing shares at $1.14 each (≈29.5% premium). - Retail attention spiked after YouTuber Markiplier became the largest shareholder, driving a 40% rally and unusually high volume (RVOL 4.12×).
- The merger adds AI‑data‑center and defense exposure, potentially diversifying revenue beyond action cameras. - Elevated trading volume and retail interest suggest short‑term momentum could sustain price gains.
- FY‑2025 fundamentals show revenue down 18.7% YoY, net loss of $93 M, and negative EPS (‑$0.59). - Gross margin remains modest at 33.6% and operating cash flow is negative (‑$20.7 M).
- Short interest is low (≈24.9 M shares, days‑to‑cover 4.5) and squeeze score is weak (13.2/100), limiting short‑squeeze upside. - The stock remains well below its 52‑week high ($3.05) and trades at a deep discount to book value (‑$0.18/share).
- How quickly Starman Optical’s AI/defense initiatives will generate revenue and affect GoPro’s top line. - Whether the retail‑driven volume surge will persist once merger‑related news cycles fade. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on NVDA, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- "Prediction: Vera Rubin Is About to Become a $20 Billion Windfall for Nvidia by Next Quarter" — Yahoo - "Stock Market Today: Dow Sinks As Inflation Report Looms; Oracle Up On OpenAI Buzz (Live Coverage)" — Yahoo
- Revenue up 65.5% YoY to $215.9B with gross margin 71.1% (SEC 2026) - Analyst consensus shows strong buying bias (24 strongBuy, 41 buy for Sep‑2026)
- Stock trades at 92% of its 52‑week range, near recent highs - Forward P/E ~29x suggests elevated valuation relative to peers
- Short interest days to cover 2.4 days, squeeze score low at 12.2/100 - RVOL only 1.04x, indicating modest intraday interest
- Actual impact of the Vera Rubin prediction on quarterly revenue - How upcoming inflation data and Fed policy shifts will affect tech sentiment --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on IMRN, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
As of
- Immuron to launch PROIBS® in the United States (Yahoo) - Immuron Reports FY26 Preliminary Results (Yahoo)
- Price up 47.75% on heavy volume (98.8M shares) indicating strong buying interest. - FY26 preliminary results exceeded sales and profit projections, suggesting improving fundamentals.
- Negative EPS (-0.594) and P/E ratio (-3.29) show the company is still unprofitable. - Stock remains well below its 52‑week high ($2.39), trading at only 56% of the yearly range.
- Short interest is low (days to cover 1.7, squeeze score 11.2), limiting short‑squeeze potential. - Easy‑to‑borrow flag is false, which could make borrowing shares difficult for short sellers.
- No analyst estimates or earnings surprise data provided to gauge future outlook. - Exact timing and financial terms of the PROIBS® U.S. launch are not disclosed in the data. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on OFAL, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
As of
- "Get insights into the top gainers and losers of Tuesday's after-hours session." (ChartMill) - "12 Industrials Stocks Moving In Friday's After-Market Session" (Benzinga)
- Revenue jumped +254.9% YoY to $0.72 B in FY 2026, showing rapid top‑line growth. - Gross margin improved to 22.9% and cash balances rose to $2.71 B, strengthening liquidity.
- Net income remains deeply negative at –$8.02 B FY 2026 with EPS –$4.85, indicating continued losses. - Price is only 1% of the 52‑week range ($0.58‑$17.50), far below the high, suggesting limited upside momentum.
- Float is small at 2.73 M shares, making the stock prone to sharp swings on modest volume. - Short interest is minimal (days to cover 0.08) and the stock is not shortable or easy to borrow, limiting hedging options.
- No clear forward‑looking guidance or product pipeline details are provided to assess sustainability of growth. - The impact of recent after‑hours attention on longer‑term fundamentals remains uncertain. --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on CDTG, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- No recent news available in the data - Price up 70.09% to $1.53 on 43.8 M shares traded vs. average low volume
- Extremely low price-to-book (0.027) and price-to-sales (0.045) suggest deep value - Short interest is minimal (0.16 days to cover, squeeze score 8/100) limiting downside pressure
- EPS is deeply negative at –$20.99, indicating ongoing losses - Market cap is only ~$4.6 M with a float of ~2.8 M shares, making the stock highly illiquid and volatile
- Easy-to-borrow flag is false, indicating potential borrowing constraints for shorts - 52‑week range shows the price is just 2% above the low, suggesting limited upside room
- No analyst estimates or earnings surprises are provided to gauge future performance - Absence of recent news leaves unclear what catalyst, if any, is driving the spike --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on PCG, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
As of
- PG&E (PCG) Stock Sees Fair Value Cut As Analysts Split Over California Risks — Yahoo - PG&E, Google, Rewiring America Launch VPP in California — Yahoo
- Revenue grew 2.1% YoY to $24.93B with net income $2.70B (2025) - P/E ratio ~10.2 suggests earnings are relatively cheap vs peers
- Analysts are split on fair value, with targets ranging $13‑$28 amid wildfire liability concerns - Free cash flow was negative $3.07B in FY2025, indicating cash generation pressure
- RVOL at 0.42x shows trading volume well below average, limiting price momentum - Squeeze score low at 15.7/100 and days to cover 0.0, indicating minimal short‑interest pressure
- No data on upcoming regulatory decisions affecting wildfire mitigation costs - No detail on the timeline or scale of the VPP partnership’s revenue impact --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
What's moving the tape on AAPL, grounded in Tapeboard's data. Not investment advice.
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- Apple Poised To Unveil Folding iPhone (Yahoo) - Apple Makes Surprising Shift in Future MacBook Lineup (Yahoo)
- Revenue up 6.4% YoY to $416.2B with 46.9% gross margin - Analyst consensus shows strong buy/buy dominance across 2026 estimates
- P/E ratio at 37.6 suggests premium valuation relative to earnings - Foldable iPhone production limited to a few hundred units daily per market chatter
- Short interest days to cover 2.2 with squeeze score 15.2/100 (FINRA threshold) - Float of 14.57B shares means any short‑covering could move price sharply
- Actual consumer demand and pricing for the upcoming folding iPhone - Impact of broader AI competition on Apple’s services and device ecosystem --- This is an automated summary of publicly available data, not financial advice. It is for informational purposes only — nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
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