Appreciate (NASDAQ:SFR) stock is on the rise Thursday despite a lack of news from the rental services company.
There haven’t been any new press releases or filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that explain why shares of SFR stock are up today. On that same note, no analysts are offering new coverage that would act as a catalyst for today’s movement.
Even so, SFR stock is climbing higher alongside heavy trading of its shares. As of this writing, more than 12 million shares of Appreciate stock have changed hands. To put that in perspective, the company’s daily average trading volume is close to 465,000 shares.
It’s possible this movement comes from the fact SFR is a penny stock. That’s due to its prior low closing price of 12 cents alongside its market capitalization of around just $5 million.
Why That Matters to SFR Stock
Penny stocks are often subject to more extreme volatility. That’s due to the low entry price making it easy for retail and day traders to manipulate the shares.
If that’s what’s going on with SFR stock today, investors will want to be wary about jumping in on this rally. It’s completely possible the stock will come crashing down in the days following this pump.
SFR stock is up 77.4% as of Thursday morning but was down 90.7% year-to-date (YTD) as of Wednesday’s close.
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