The Basics: Rail Vision creates technology to prevent accidents and crashes for trains. The company’s stock has garnered traders' attention with its rapid rise, moving higher by more than 1000% in the last month. The company has a small market cap and low float, making it a prime candidate for retail investors looking for a quick mover. 

News Catalysts: Last Thursday, the stock was halted on a circuit breaker to the upside after the company got a key approval from the EU. The day before, the company announced a $5 million deal for its products and technology from a leading U.S. rail contractor. 

The Price Action: Rail Vision’s stock opened the year at less than $1 a share. Tuesday morning, it traded at more than $20 a share. If Rail Vision continues to deliver positive news regarding the adoption of its technology, the stock could continue to move higher. When a stock moves up more than 1,000% in a month, it could also potentially experience a pullback.