Gap Stats — Advanced

Cross-ticker gap-stats search with numeric range filters on gap %, premarket volume / dollar volume, volume, dollar volume, and market cap.

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Overview

Cross-ticker search across the same daily gap-stats dataset as Gap Stats, with numeric range filters layered on top. Ticker is optional here — omit it to sweep the market for a particular gap-shape, or supply one to subset to a single name.

Returns the same row shape as /v1/gap-stats. Ordered by date descending.

When to use

  • Scanning the market for gappers that closed above VWAP within a date window.
  • Filtering for gap-ups on names above a market-cap floor (e.g. only mid-caps).
  • Building "high-conviction gap" backtests where you want a minimum dollar-volume and premarket-volume profile.

Key parameters

  • ticker (optional) — single symbol; omit to search across all tickers.
  • date_from / date_to — inclusive date range (YYYY-MM-DD).
  • closed_over_vwap — boolean; restrict to gappers that closed above their VWAP.
  • Range filters (each accepts min_<field> and max_<field>):
    • gap_percentage — may be negative (gap-downs).
    • premarket_volume, premarket_dollar_volume — pre-market activity floor/ceiling.
    • volume, dollar_volume — regular-session activity.
    • market_cap — keep the universe inside a size band.
  • Range pairs are validated server-side: min_X must be <= max_X or you'll get a 422.

Response highlights

Same shape as Gap Stats. The same market_open, market_close, gap_percentage, intraday_high/low (with timestamps), vwap, premarket_high, premarket_volume, volume, dollar_volume, market_cap, form_types, tags.

Notes

  • Same "Day-1 gaps only" rule as /v1/gap-stats: multi-day-run gappers are excluded so you're always looking at clean catalyst events.
Query Params
integer
Defaults to 1
integer
Defaults to 10
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