Every call our scanner has made since June 18, 2024, scored on today's rules. The stops are in there too.
Today I'll show you the one simple pattern behind it: how to spot it, the one entry that matters, and how to get every call the evening it fires.
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Same stock. Same pattern. Again and again.
ON, October 2025 to February 2026: the 1-2-3 fired 5 times, and every one reached its +5% target.
And it's not one stock. Every finished call on these hit its target:
Our own chart of the stock's daily candles with every call in that stretch and how it ended, on the stock. Past calls, not a promise about the next one.
The last 20 calls that finished. All of them.
| Stock | Called | At | Closed | How | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PINS | Oct 15 | $22.73 | Oct 27 | 🛑 stop | −10.0% |
| KRE | Oct 16 | $69.83 | Oct 26 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| GE | Oct 15 | $311.62 | Oct 23 | 🛑 stop | −10.0% |
| HON | Sep 22 | $211.82 | Oct 23 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| XOM | Oct 12 | $171.98 | Oct 23 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| NOW | Oct 15 | $149.30 | Oct 22 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| PEP | Oct 16 | $131.35 | Oct 22 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| CVS | Oct 14 | $90.66 | Oct 21 | 🎯 target | +5.1% |
| NXPI | Oct 15 | $231.26 | Oct 21 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| WDAY | Oct 15 | $196.05 | Oct 21 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| CSCO | Oct 6 | $118.18 | Oct 20 | 🛑 stop | −10.2% |
| XLV | Oct 9 | $170.90 | Oct 20 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| AIG | Oct 7 | $75.88 | Oct 16 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| AMT | Sep 3 | $177.72 | Oct 16 | ⏳ day 30 | +4.2% |
| KHC | Oct 14 | $22.59 | Oct 16 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| MNST | Sep 14 | $44.12 | Oct 16 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| AMGN | Oct 9 | $416.47 | Oct 15 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| AMGN | Oct 12 | $416.49 | Oct 15 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
| AVGO | Oct 6 | $378.01 | Oct 15 | 🛑 stop | −10.5% |
| CTSH | Oct 13 | $61.68 | Oct 15 | 🎯 target | +5.0% |
Read from our scanner's record when this page loaded. Nothing picked, nothing left out.
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It all comes from one simple rule.
Then the trade has set exits: +5% target, −10% stop, out on day 30.
Let me show you what each candle is telling you.
A red candle: the day closed lower than it opened. On its own it means nothing. It's the setup: the market leaned one way and the sellers won the day.
A green candle, and a big one: its body, open to close, is bigger than candle 1's and bigger than candle 3's. Its high is the highest of the three.
The buyers didn't just stop the sellers. They overpowered them. Candle 2's high becomes the line.
Red again: the sellers try to take it back. But the day can't climb over candle 2's high, and its body is smaller than candle 2's.
It's a pullback, not a reversal. The buyers are holding the ground they took.
Over candle 2's high at 3:45 PM, with 15 minutes left in the day. Not a poke in the morning: the price with the day nearly done, while you can still buy.
The buyers have taken out the high the sellers defended. That's the call, and that's your entry.
Two kinds. Both work.
A stock already going up (its 10-day average rising) takes a breather: one red day, one big green day, one red day. The break over candle 2's high says the trend is picking back up.
A stock that has been sliding (its 10-day average falling) gets its first real fight from the buyers, and the buyers win it. The break over candle 2's high is the first sign the slide is over.
Our scanner calls both on the daily chart. You don't have to tell them apart: the rule is the same.
How to spot one in five seconds
And what does not count:
These are the scanner's own rules, the same ones every call on this page was made with.
Picture this. It's 3:45 PM.
Three ordinary afternoons, three real 1-2-3 calls from our record. Watch what happens when the ding comes.
Ding. Oct 16. You glance down, tap buy before the 4:00 bell, and close the laptop. About a minute, start to finish.
Ding. Oct 15. Between pushes on the swing you read it, tap buy, and pocket the phone. The exits are already set, so there is nothing to babysit but the kids.
Ding. Oct 15. You place the trade before the car door opens. By the time you're home, it's working on its own.
Real calls from our scanner's record, scored on the entry the 3:45 PM alert gives, on the stock. The stories around them are just afternoons like yours. Past results, not a promise about the next one.
PINS, Oct 15.
Candle 1, candle 2, candle 3. Then over candle 2's high, the buy at $22.73: the call.
This one didn't work. 8 trading days later it hit the stop at $20.45, −10.0%.
Some calls get stopped. That is what the stop is for, and every one stays on the record.
Three candles. Over candle 2's high at 3:45. A trade with set exits. That's the whole rule.
So why does it work? It's a breakout. A small one.
Every breakout has the same three parts: a level, a test of it, and a close through it. The 1-2-3 packs all three into four candles.
Candle 2 is the buyers' big push. Its high is where they ran out of room, and it becomes the line the sellers defend.
Candle 3 pulls back. The traders who bought candle 2 and lose their nerve sell here. That's the weak hands leaving.
Then a daily close above candle 2's high: the buyers break through the very level that just held them back.
KRE, Oct 16: the level, the shake-out and the close through it, on our own chart.
Everyone who sold candle 1 and candle 3 is now on the wrong side. That's the move you want to be early for, with your exits already set.
No forecasts, no news, no earnings guesses. Just the candles you can see on any daily chart.
When does it do its best work?
We split every finished call by what the market was doing the day it was called: the S&P 500 (SPY) above its 200-day average, or knocked down under it.
It works in both. But it has done its best work after the market gets knocked down.
Every finished call, scored on today's rules; SPY's close against its own 200-day average on each call's day. We think it can keep going when the market cooperates. Past results, not a promise.
Does it hold up when the market changes?
Here is every 1-2-3 call our scanner has finished, scored on today's rules, by the year it finished:
Every call our scanner finished since June 18, 2024, scored on today's rules (the −10% stop, the +5% target, out on day 30), on the stock. We picked the rules on older months and checked them on months they had never seen. Past results, not a promise.
Most traders can spot a pattern like this.
Their problem is where they get in.
One clean entry: the close above candle 2's high. Not before. Not long after.
Why the exits are set before you're in
Every 1-2-3 call comes with three exits, and they never move: the target 5% over the entry, the stop 10% under it, and out at the close on day 30 if neither comes first.
Here's the honest arithmetic. A win is smaller than a loss, so this only works because it wins often. Of the 1,266 finished calls, 897 closed in profit, and the average call made +1.34% on the stock (+1.02% over the last 365 days). That's the record you'd be trading, stops and all.
Here's what a real alert looks like.
The alert's words exactly as the room posts them; one past call, not a promise about the next one.
Every alert, three places, the moment it posts.
Your members page. The open calls with their charts and where each stands, setups forming, Trade of the Week, the record and the latest alerts.
Discord and Telegram. The same alert in the 1-2-3 Candle Alerts room on Discord, and in the Telegram channel, like the one above.
Every 1-2-3 alert on your phone the moment it fires, with a buzz for each call. Once it opens, it is the way we recommend getting your alerts. Until then, Telegram, Discord and your members page carry every one.
And the next one is forming right now.
These have all three candles in, waiting on the day that gets over the line and turns them into a call:
Not calls yet. Most never trigger. When one does, members get the alert at 3:45 PM, before the close.
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Here is everything you get
Each daily 1-2-3 at 3:45 PM ET, before the close, so you can still buy: the entry, the +5% target, the −10% stop and day 30, with the options trade and its exits.
The best call that finished each week, on your members page.
The 1-2-3s with all three candles in, waiting on the close: you see the next one coming.
What opened, what closed and how, every day; the week in one post on Friday.
Every call our scanner has made, scored on today's rules, stops and all, on your members page.
What you get, where the alerts come, and how to trade a 1-2-3 step by step.
Answers to the questions members ask, from a missed entry to why a call closed.
Every alert in all three, joined from your members area in one click each.
Every alert on your phone with a buzz for each call, once it opens. Coming soon.
Plus 4 bonuses in your members area
The pattern from candle 1 to the exit: what counts, what does not, why the breakout works, and real calls from our record on our own charts. On your page, and as a PDF.
The stocks where the 1-2-3 has fired and closed in profit most often in our record, each with its whole 1-2-3 history, and which of them is open or forming now.
Green, yellow or red: whether the market is in the kind of weather where the 1-2-3 has done its best work, from our own record, with the numbers under it.
Your account and your risk in, the shares out: sized to the −10% stop, for any open call or any price, with what one options contract costs.
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Questions
It depends on the market: a 1-2-3 is called only when all three candles form and a daily close clears candle 2's high. The scanner checks every stock and ETF we follow each evening. Your members page shows every open call and every setup forming.
At 3:45 PM ET, before the close, while you can still buy: the stock is over candle 2's high with 15 minutes left. After the close a short note confirms it.
No. Every alert gives the stock trade: the entry, the +5% target, the −10% stop and day 30. The options trade is there if you want it, with its own exits. When a stock's options trade too wide, the alert says to trade the stock.
The monthly call one strike in the money, about 90 days out. Sell it when the stock is +5% over the entry, or at the close on day 30. No stop on the option. It is how you play a call with options, not a promise of a bigger return.
Because that is what tested best on months the rules had never seen. A win is smaller than a loss, so it only works because it wins often: the record on the page shows exactly how often, every finished call, stops included.
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Two ways the next 1-2-3 can go for you.
In the Friday scorecard, after it's done.
with the entry, the exits and the options trade, while you can still buy.
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