A +72.28% winner, with the dates attached.
LWLG: $7.07 on April 1 → $12.18 on April 13, 2026. Published move: +72.28%. This is a historical closed alert, not a new win today.
Yesterday’s two closes are also on the record: CCCC +5.96% and DXC +5.99%. Read the dated entries and exits, including the losing alerts →
Selected price moves, not typical results or account returns. These alerts were not produced by the workshop. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
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With bank earnings arriving and inflation due tomorrow, give your chart preparation a fixed reference. The video workshop walks you through the day’s shape, eight reference prices and the market clock. Keep The Level Map and The Session Clock beside your screen.
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[Get the video and both chart guides—$7 once]A strong profit is only part of the story.
JPMorgan’s third-quarter filing reports $15.3 billion in net income and $5.57 per share. Investment-banking fees rose 14% from a year earlier but fell 8% from the preceding quarter. Credit costs were $2.7 billion.
Those comparisons matter: a business can grow from last year while losing momentum from the prior quarter. Before treating one earnings headline as a verdict on the banks, compare loan growth, credit costs and management’s outlook.
Schwab’s 9:17 a.m. ET briefing described a mixed start, pressure on memory-chip shares and lower Treasury yields. That is an opening-session report, not a current midday quote. Watch whether weakness stays concentrated in chips or spreads to other sectors.
Yesterday’s wins, without rewriting the calendar.
CCCC: October 5, $3.02 → October 12, $3.20 (+5.96%).
DXC: September 14, $12.02 → October 12, $12.74 (+5.99%).
The public log still showed October 12 as its latest update when checked today. Inspect the complete closed-alert record, rather than judging it by selected winners alone.
The inflation test arrives at 8:30 a.m. ET.
The BLS calendar schedules September CPI for 8:30 a.m. ET. The numbers are not known yet. Compare headline and core inflation, then watch Treasury yields and the breadth of the stock-market response. A favorable first move can still fade.
Before the release, mark the previous trading session’s high, low and close on a chart you already follow. After the opening range forms, note whether price holds outside it or returns inside. Write down what would invalidate your idea before deciding whether to trade.
Use the workshop’s price map and session clock to organize those observations. They are educational tools, not a promise that every move will be tradable.
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Educational commentary, not personalized investment advice. Trading involves substantial risk. Selected alerts are not typical results or account returns and were not produced by the workshop. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
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