On my 1-2-3 page, what do "day", "Now" and "Buy above" mean? It looks the same as yesterday

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"Day" is how many trading days since that stock's call. "Now" is how far the stock is from its entry, in %. "Buy above" on a setup is its trigger, candle 2's high: it is a buy only when the stock is over it at 3:45 PM Eastern. New calls come at 3:45 PM, so the list can look the same from day to day. Open your 1-2-3 Candle Alerts page. The open calls Called: the day of the call, then day N: how many trading days it has been open. A call ends at its target, its stop, or on day 30 (the exits). Entry, Stop, Target: the call's prices. Now: how far the stock is from its entry right now, in %. Buy above A setup that is still forming shows Buy above <price>: its trigger, candle 2's high. A close just under it means it has not triggered. It becomes a call only when the stock is over that price at 3:45 PM Eastern (setups forming). Why it can look the same New calls come once a day, at 3:45 PM Eastern on the day a pattern triggers. On a day with none, the list stays the same while each call's Now moves with the price. The 1-2-3 calls are buys. When we trade one with options, it is a call option (the options trade).