What is in a 1-2-3 alert, and how do I read it?

A call reads top to bottom:

1. The chart: the three neon candles, the buy, and the entry, stop and target lines.
2. The title: "1-2-3 Candle · <stock> 1-2-3 Buy (Daily)".
3. "⏰ 1-2-3 BUY · <stock> (Daily) · buy before the close" and "Over candle 2's high (<price>)": the trigger it is over, at 3:45 PM Eastern.
4. Entry: about the price at 3:45 PM: buy before the 4:00 close.
5. Stop: 10% under the entry. Target: 5% over it. Time exit: out at the close on day 30, with the date it falls on.
6. The options trade: the contract (the monthly call one strike in the money, about 90 days out) and about what it cost at the signal, then "Sell when <stock> reaches <price> (+5% over the entry), or at the close on day 30. No stop on the option."
7. Or "No options play on this one: its options trade too wide. Trade the stock." (why)
8. After the close: "✅ Confirmed at the close" with the contract's price, or "closed back under the line: the 3:45 buy stands". A stock that crossed in the last minutes posts after the close as a buy at tomorrow's open.

Each alert links to your page in the members area, where the call keeps its card until it ends.