Lead · largest opening gap
Top gappers on : MNDR, YMAT and GIXI
2 of the top 10 had an SEC filing or a trading halt between the previous close and this session’s close.
Rank 1MNDRMobile-health Network Solutions
- Opening gap
- +204.71%
- Day
- +257.65%
- HOD (ET)
- 5.6711:16 ET
- Est. turnover
- $667.6M
- Gap-ups (≥1M shares)
- 712
On Monday, October 12, 2026, 712 US-listed common stocks and common-stock ADRs opened above their previous close with at least 1M shares of daily volume. The largest opening gap was MNDR at +204.71%.
MNDR (Mobile-health Network Solutions) opened at 2.59, +204.71% from the previous close of 0.85. Its high of day was 5.67 at 11:16 ET. It closed at 3.04, +257.65% on the day, on an estimated $667.6M of turnover. No SEC filing or news found by the close.
WFF (WF Holding Ltd) opened at 14.75, +20.02% from the previous close of 12.29. Its high of day was 50.60 at 14:47 ET. It closed at 17.28, +40.60% on the day, on an estimated $654.8M of turnover.
LNKS (Linkers Industries Ltd) opened at 1.28, +34.41% from the previous close of 0.9523. Its high of day was 3.49 at 14:37 ET. It closed at 2.27, +138.37% on the day, on an estimated $322.1M of turnover.
NCPL (Netcapital Inc.) opened at 1.49, +30.70% from the previous close of 1.14. Its high of day was 2.66 at 11:33 ET. It closed at 1.54, +35.09% on the day, on an estimated $99.2M of turnover.
SKYA (SkyAI, Inc.) opened at 2.33, +28.30% from the previous close of 1.82. Its high of day was 2.67 at 13:29 ET. It closed at 2.60, +42.86% on the day, on an estimated $101.4M of turnover.
Pre-market: 4 of 10 highs of day.
Across the small caps the map tracks, 1,120 advanced and 1,808 declined, with an estimated $18.5B in dollar volume.
Behind it in the ranking: NCPL +30.70% (+35.09% on the day); SKYA +28.30% (+42.86% on the day); TRAX +23.86% (+6.91% on the day); WFF +20.02% (+40.60% on the day).
Behind it in the ranking: TRAX +23.86% (+6.91% on the day).
2 of the top 10 had an SEC filing or a trading halt between the previous close and this session’s close.
