Tight public float
Public shareholders holding under a quarter of the company.
When public shareholders hold less than 25%, whoever holds the rest is not selling at market prices, whether that is the promoters, the government or a foreign parent. The tradable float is a fraction of the listed size, so the same buying moves the price further in both directions. Listed subsidiaries and recent listings sitting at the minimum public shareholding live on this list. It reads best next to a demand signal, a volume or delivery scan, because scarcity only amplifies interest that already exists. On its own, a tight float is a property of the stock and not an event.
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