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today's alert went out at 2:51, roughly an hour before the close, so the grade is thin: $CELU flat from the flag after running 139%, $PPCB +3% after 108%. both still sitting on registered supply that is free to move. a late flag proves little. tomorrow's open is the real read.
11:30am alert list, graded at the close: $BTCT -15% from the flag (still +53% on the day), $BMNR -3%, $ASST -1.5%, $LUCY flat after running 64%. all four peaked at or before the alert. quiet day on the scoreboard, which counts too.
eleven names hit the alert list this week, each graded from its own alert-day close to friday: $CDTG -61%, $OSRH -53%, $TNON -40%, $IVF -31%. four ran through us, led by $BTCT +36% and $IPST +31%. seven of eleven lower, median -16%. all flagged mid-run, timestamps and all.
10am alert list vs the 4pm close: $MMA -33% from the flag. $WETO -16%. $BTCT +11%. $ZSTK +33%. and yesterday's 3:50pm flag on $TNON: -38% today. two faded, two kept going, one collapsed overnight. timestamps on record, both directions.
today's flags, closed out same day: the board alerted 5 runners at 12:02pm ET. by the close $WFF -39% from the flag, $IVF -18%, $OSRH -8%, $IPST -7%. the one that kept going: $WETO, +44% past its flag on a 42-day-old ATM. the paperwork was on record mid-run, not after.
scoreboard for the week: 9 runners flagged by their SEC filings on Mon/Tue. by Friday's close, 7 were lower. $PLAG -85% from its flag day. $SCKT -45%. $WXM -37%. the two that ignored us: $QMCO +35%, $ACHR +6%. median -23%. the paperwork was public before every move.
$PLAG up about 163%, most of it this morning. Risk level: HIGH (85/100). On file: an ATM that went live Jul 14, four weeks before this move, and going concern language in its own filings. Legal and disclosed. Know before you chase
$STKH up about 77% this morning. Risk level: HIGH (76/100). On file: a live ATM since Sep 2025 that can sell new shares into the move, and going concern language in its own filings. Legal and disclosed. None of it predicts the next candle.
Friday receipts. This week's risk levels, all posted before the moves resolved: $YXT -74% since Tuesday's flag. $WYHG -55%. $RITR -51%. $DFNS -38%. Still up: $OESX +23%, $CELZ +23%. 9 of 12 flagged names closed lower. Scores rate the supply picture, not timing.
$CELZ up about 109%, most of it today. Risk level: HIGH (85/100). On file: an S-3 shelf declared effective Jul 31, six days before the move, live permission to sell new shares into it. Legal and disclosed. None of it predicts the next candle.
$YXT up about 334%. Risk level: ELEVATED (62/100). On file: an effective shelf since Jun 26 (F-3/A), live permission to sell new shares into the move, three weeks after a 1-for-10 ADS ratio change. Legal and disclosed. None of it predicts the next candle.
Anyone digging into $AMIX's structure? A fresh 424B5 hit late last week, so there's a live at-the-market program that can sell new shares into the run now. Move's been wild otherwise.
$EZRA running, up about 76%. On file at the SEC since Feb 6: a live at-the-market program (424B5) that lets the company sell new shares into the move, including now. legal and disclosed, but it means the buying can be met with fresh supply. know before you chase.
$FCUV up over 600%. It's had a live ATM program on file since about last fall (424B5), a standing agreement that lets the company sell new shares into the open market. Figured it's worth knowing.
$CYCU is up around +350% in five sessions. it filed a 424B5 prospectus supplement at the start of january, so there are registered shares that can come to market.
$NUWE has been running. it's had an ATM on file since last september (424B5), which lets a company sell shares into the market as it goes. anyone got a read on this one?
$GCTK has had an effective S-3 shelf since mid january. it lets them register and sell new shares from time to time. nothing's come off it that i can see yet, and it's up a good bit this week.
$AMIX trading on volume over 2000x its normal today. It's running a live ATM that sells new shares into the market, filed a fresh shelf just yesterday, and its share count is already up around 126% over the past year.
$NCRA up around 80% this week on volume roughly 600x its normal. Its filings show a shelf, an effective S-1/A, and going-concern language, though the share count's actually stayed flat over the past year so far.
$DFNS ripped, up over 200% in five sessions. Its S-1/A went effective back in late June, so those registered shares are free to trade now. Volume's been huge.