What does a result like "+2.3%" mean?

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How much the stock moved from the entry, for a member who took the call as written, partial exits included. +2.3% is a call that made 2.3% of its entry price; −10% is a full stop on the 1-2-3. Every system shows its results this way. On every system The alerts, the recap, the Live tabs and the records show each result in % of the entry: what the stock moved from the price the call gave to where it ended. When a call takes half off at its first target, that half counts at the first target and the rest where it ended, as a member following the call would have done. So "+2.3% from the entry" reads the same on a 20-dollar stock and a 500-dollar stock. On the 1-2-3 The target is +5% and the stop −10%, so most results you see are one of those two, or where the stock stood on day 30. Used to say R? Older alerts and recaps showed results in R (like "+0.99R"). They now say the same result in %. More on planning a trade by its risk: risk and reward.