Find the most volatile stocks for day trading. ADR% scanner identifies names with 4%+ average daily range — the bigger movers that day traders need.
Average Daily Range (ADR%) is the day trader's volatility filter. It measures how much a stock moves intraday, expressed as a percentage of its price, averaged over the last 14 sessions. Names with low ADR% don't move enough to day trade — by the time you account for the spread, slippage, and commissions, there's no edge. Names with high ADR% are the opposite: they move enough every single day that even a partial capture of the range is a tradeable outcome. This scanner sweeps 5,000+ stocks for names with a 14-day ADR% above 4%, then grades each based on the magnitude of the average range, whether today's range is expanding versus the average, and whether the underlying liquidity is sufficient to actually trade the stock.
For high ADR setups, an A+ grade means a 14-day average daily range of 10%+ with today's range expanding above the average and 50-day average volume above 2M shares. A grades require 7%+ ADR with confirming range expansion and liquidity. B+ requires 5%+ ADR. B meets the 4% ADR minimum. This is not a prediction of future price movement — it is a way to prioritize which charts deserve your attention first.
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