5 Low-Float Stocks Traders Are Watching, Plus SLI

April 22, 2025

DENVER, Colo., Apr 22, 2025 (247marketnews.com)- Low-float stocks remain a hotbed for traders seeking volatility and quick gains, while macro-driven catalysts like Trump administration policies are fueling interest in specific sectors. This week, 247marketnews.com spotlights five low-float NASDAQ stocks—WNW, BSLK, SYTA, GELS, and HOLO—alongside Standard Lithium (NASDAQ:SLI), which is surging on Trump-related news despite not being a low-float stock. From breakout volume to critical mineral designations, these tickers are on traders’ radars.

  1. Wunong Net Technology (NASDAQ:WNW)

WNW is the standout “gimmie” this morning, riding a wave of momentum after posting a new 52-week trading volume high yesterday. The China-based e-commerce company, focused on online retail and food services, has a float of approximately 3.2 million shares, making it highly susceptible to sharp moves. Yesterday’s surge, driven by retail trader buzz on platforms like X, suggests WNW could see continued volatility. Despite the giddy X posts, traders may want to view this as a scalp.

  1. Bolt Projects (NASDAQ:BSLK)

BSLK, a biotech firm developing novel therapeutics, recently underwent a reverse stock split to maintain NASDAQ compliance. With a float estimated below 5 million shares post-split, BSLK is drawing attention for potential short-squeeze dynamics. The reverse split, often a red flag for long-term investors, can spark short-term trading opportunities as the stock recalibrates.

Side note: For those interested in innovative materials, Kraig Biocraft Laboratories (OTCQB:KBLB) merits a look. As a leader in genetically engineered spider silk, KBLB’s advancements for potential defense and medical applications are gaining traction, though it’s not a low-float play.

  1. Siyata Mobile (NASDAQ:SYTA)

Siyata is in the spotlight following its 20-F Annual Report for 2024 and the transformative $160 million merger with Core Gaming. With a float of roughly 4.8 million shares, SYTA’s pivot into the $126 billion mobile gaming market via Core Gaming’s 43 million monthly users and 790 million downloads has fueled speculation. The merger, structured as a reverse takeover with Aitan Zacharin, Core Gaming’s CEO, tapped to take over the combined companies.

  1. GELStat Corporation (NASDAQ:GELS)

GELS is pumping on no apparent news, a classic low-float setup with an estimated float of 2.5 million shares. The health and wellness company, focused on over-the-counter remedies, has seen erratic price action, with recent spikes attributed to social media hype and retail trader chatter on X. Without clear catalysts, GELS remains a high-risk, high-reward play.

  1. MicroCloud Hologram (NASDAQ:HOLO)

MicroCloud Hologram is bouncing off its 52-week low following a 1-for-40 reverse stock split effective April 21, 2025, designed to meet NASDAQ’s $1.00 minimum bid price requirement. With a post-split float estimated at 1.8 million shares, HOLO’s price has climbed to ~$15, signaling potential bottom-fishing interest.

  1. Standard Lithium (NASDAQ:SLI) – Trump News Catalyst

Unlike the low-float cohorts, Standard Lithium (NASDAQ:SLI) has a larger float (~147 million shares) but is surging on Trump administration news. On April 21, 2025, SLI’s Smackover Lithium South West Arkansas Project was designated a “Priority Transparency Critical Mineral Project” under Executive Order 14241, streamlining permitting and signaling federal support. The stock spiked in yesterday’s after-hours to $2.40 and are looking to add premarket gains today.

As the only direct lithium extraction (DLE) project on the initial list, SLI benefits from Trump’s push for domestic critical minerals amid U.S.-China tariff tensions. Or, as @laptoptravel posted on X “$SLI – Trump administration to fast track permits for 10 mining projects, upcoming earnings watch support at $1.89 and resistance at $2.62 Ready to push today!”

Market Context and Risks

Low-float stocks (WNW, BSLK, SYTA, GELS, HOLO) thrive on tight supply and retail-driven momentum, but their volatility invites sharp reversals. SLI, while less volatile due to its larger float, is riding a macro wave tied to Trump’s mineral policies, amplified by U.S.-Ukraine and U.S.-Congo deals signaling critical minerals focus. The NASDAQ’s recent dip amid tariff fears adds pressure, but these stocks’ catalysts provide insulation.

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