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Target Almost HitThe setup is still active and price is already close to the profit target.

Wait, Being Updated Soon TodayToday's run has not reached this ticker yet (after the close, on a weekend or on a market holiday this reads Not Updated Yet). The decision shown is the one from the previous session; hover the badge for when it was scored.

ATR (Average True Range)ATR measures how much a ticker typically moves up or down in a normal day, its "normal daily swing size." A bigger ATR means bigger price swings (more volatile); a smaller ATR means calmer movement. Example: If a stock has an ATR of $2, it usually moves about $2 in a day. So a target that is $6 away is roughly 3 ATR of room to go.

Earnings Due This WeekTickers whose report is still ahead this trading week; once it is released the ticker moves to the Post Earnings card. The ticker badge shows when earnings are due. "Predicted Open Price After Earnings: Higher" or "Lower" compares the first regular-session open with the close before earnings, not the intraday move or the earnings numbers. It reads first where price sits in its predicted weekly and monthly range (near the predicted low it calls Higher; near the predicted high with an exhausted read it calls Lower), and otherwise appears only when higher-timeframe A1 and supporting conditions agree; without a directional call it reads No Call, not Flat. The chips stay on the row for the whole trading week of the report, so you can compare the call with the actual opening move, and an "EPS Beat / Miss / In Line" chip grades the report itself against consensus. Neither replaces Trade Navigator's routine Trade Decision.

Post EarningsTickers whose earnings have been released. They stay on this card through the trading week of the report with the "Predicted Reaction" and "EPS Beat / Miss / In Line" chips. The reaction grade compares the first regular-session open with the close before the report as a proxy for the initial move, not the after-hours path. For the first three regular sessions after the report the row also carries a Reaction Tracker. It names who is in control of the session (Buyers, Sellers, or a Battle at VWAP while undecided) with High, Moderate or Low Confidence, which is how clear that read is from the session open, VWAP, range position and relative volume, not how far the stock is expected to move. It quotes the VWAP pivot that would flip the read, and it is deliberately slow to change its mind: once Buyers or Sellers are in control the read holds until price crosses that pivot against it, and Confidence steps down one level at a time rather than jumping from High to Low on a single soft print. When the report beat consensus by more than 10%, it also quotes the +0.75 ATR drift objective off the displayed price for the three-session window. It does not claim to know the after-hours path and does not replace the regular Trade Decision.