Finding small-cap swing trades under $10 isn’t easy. 

Thousands of stocks move every day — so how do you narrow it down? 

Simple: Catalyst. Technicals. Volume. 

That’s the framework I use in my trading, and this morning I think I’ve spotted momentum in RAIN before it happens. 

📌 Catalyst
A few weeks back, RAIN was notified by NASDAQ that its market cap needs to increase. 

Just last week, the company confirmed they’re working on it. 

👉 Translation: management is motivated to move the stock higher. 

That’s a clear catalyst. 

When a company signals it needs to boost price, traders should pay attention. 

📈 Technical Analysis
Daily Chart:

Big pivot point at $5. 

Range stretches to $10. 

With shares trading in the upper $4’s, that’s nearly double potential. 

My rule of thumb: grab 20-30% within the range, get in, get out, get paid. 

If price dips lower, the 10-day EMA (green line) is my rough stop. 

Weekly Chart:

Look at the strong bounce earlier this spring.

Notice the bullish engulfing candle far right — above the 10-day EMA, closing near the highs.

Light volume too, which makes any future surge even more explosive if buyers show up.

Bottom line: the setup looks coiled and ready.

🔊 Volume
We know the company wants the stock up. That usually means news is coming. News brings volume.

And with RAIN’s tiny float, volume can ignite fast. By the time the herd sees it, it could already be gone.

That’s why I’m watching $5 closely.

🎯 Trade Plan I Like
Buy Zone: $4.60 – $5.20

Target: $6 – $7.50

Stop: $4.40’s

Catalyst? ✅
Technical setup? ✅
Volume? Likely incoming. ✅

One note: premarket spreads are wide. That’s normal on small caps. I usually bid the upper $4’s rather than chase. The only time I’ll hit the ask is when a stock is already ripping and spread risk doesn’t matter.

⚡ Bottom Line
Keep RAIN on your radar — I think it’s about to run.

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— Jason Bond

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