How do I read the 1-2-3 record?

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The record on your page counts every finished stock call: the share that won, the average call in % of the entry, and how many hit the target, were stopped or went out on day 30, for all time, the last 365 days and the last 90. Open your 1-2-3 Candle Alerts page and scroll to The record. What each number is Won: of every finished call, the share that ended above its entry. The average call: each result in % of the entry, on the stock, averaged. Read it beside the win rate: a high win rate with small wins and bigger losses can still average little. Hit the +5% target · stopped out · out on day 30: how they ended. The last 365 days and the last 90 days: the same, for the recent stretch. The latest results: the last dozen calls, each with its result. Replayed on today's rules Every past call is scored on today's exits (−10%, +5%, day 30) and on the entry you can actually get: the price at 3:45 PM, before the close, or the next morning's open for one that crossed the line in the last minutes (and for calls before June 2025, when we have no 3:45 prices). A 3:45 call that closed back under the line is a trade too, and it counts. So old and new calls compare like with like (when alerts come). Until Oct 22 the calls used other exits (the exits). What it does not count The options trades: each one shows its own prices and how it ended on its card. We do not publish an options win rate. Every result is in % of the entry (what the % means).