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DAIC stock alerts — every call we made

2 alerts on $DAIC between 2026-08-25 and 2026-08-26, with the entry, the full target ladder and how long each target took to reach.

Alerts called

Trades entered

Hit a target

Never triggered

+48%

Best move we called

How these are counted. A call becomes a trade only once it filled — price actually reached the called entry. Calls that never triggered are listed below and excluded from the hit count: no position was ever opened, so they are neither a win nor a loss. "Hit" means price reached at least one called target, measured from the fill onward. A move from the called entry is not the same as a return anyone achieved.

Alert by alert

2026-08-26 · LONG 1/6 targets hit

Entry $6.32–6.4 Stop $5.8 We called +8% (1/6 targets)ticker peak +14% Peak after 404 min

Target	Price	Reached	Time to reach
T1	$6.8	yes	404 min
T2	$7.25	no	—
T3	$7.8	no	—
T4	$8.5	no	—
T5	$9.5	no	—
T6	$10.01	no	—

2026-08-25 · LONG 5/7 targets hit

Entry $3.92–3.99 Stop $3.3 We called +48% (5/7 targets)ticker peak +66% Peak after 505 min

Target	Price	Reached	Time to reach
T1	$4.32	yes	40 min
T2	$4.69	yes	40 min
T3	$4.9	yes	43 min
T4	$5.45	yes	489 min
T5	$5.8	yes	490 min
T6	$6.5	no	—
T7	$7.5	no	—

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