Session recap for the 15th: five alerts, and every single one faded
Quick recap of what Stock Pulse flagged on the 15th. These are intraday plays — the point is the move you can sell into, not where the thing closes. So I'm grading each by the run it actually handed you from the alert.
- TGHL: the one worth having. Pinged at $1.10 and ran to $1.69, a 54% move on real volume. Fair warning, that came after the bell rather than during the session, so you had to be around for it — but it was a genuine run, not a wick.
- CPHI: modest but clean. $1.39 up to $1.60 over about half an hour, roughly 15% into the pop, on a pure no-news momentum spike.
- ERNA: fast and small. $10.91 on positive study data, up 17% inside five minutes. Blink and it was gone, but the window was briefly there.
- ELVA: not much to trade. $13.71 on a real Amazon battery deal, but the alert landed right on the high, so about 7% before it rolled over.
- VIVS: the dud. $3.31 on an Eli Lilly milestone, and the alert minute was the top. No window at all.
So one good move, a couple of small ones, and a dud. Some sessions are like that. The names that gave room to sell were the low-float ones still moving when the alert fired, not the ones that had already gapped and stalled.