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How small-caps move.

Plain-English explainers on the mechanics behind the moves Stock Pulse flags — float, dilution, reverse splits — with real examples from the signal log.

• What Is a Low-Float Stock? Why Tiny Floats Spike and Crash So FastA low-float stock has very few shares available to trade, so even small orders move the price violently. Here's why tiny floats spike and crash so fast.
• What Is a Reverse Stock Split — and Why Do Reverse-Split Stocks So Often Spike?A reverse stock split merges shares to lift the price. Here is why the tiny float it creates makes reverse-split stocks pop hard, then usually bleed back.
• Why Do Penny Stocks Spike Then Crash? Anatomy of a Pump-and-FadePenny stocks spike then crash because thin floats amplify hype and dilution floods supply. Here is how the intraday round-trip works and how to read the fade.