1. plural of premarket; trading activity or sessions that occur before the official opening of a stock exchange.
Usage: finance; commonly used in investment and stock market contexts

1. third-person singular present tense of premarket; to promote or advertise a product before its official market release.
Usage: business and marketing

Examples

• Stock prices often move significantly during premarkets before the official opening bell.
• The company premarkets its new smartphone with exclusive previews and social media campaigns.
• Investors monitor premarkets to anticipate how stocks will perform during regular trading hours.
• She premarkets the upcoming film festival to build audience interest months in advance.
• Premarkets can be volatile due to lower trading volume and fewer participants.
• The marketing team premarkets the product launch with teaser advertisements and influencer partnerships.