Two signals, never blended: what the retail crowd is actually saying, and what the graded press actually supports. A name earns a card only when the desk can say honestly why.
| Call | Published | Ticket | Fill → Now | Today | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RKLB | Sat Aug 1, 8:31 PM ET earnings Aug 6 |
next-open no stop |
$63.34 → $74.82 | +0.5% +$6 |
+18.1% since fill |
| SNDK | Mon Aug 3, 8:31 PM ET reported Aug 5 |
next-open no stop |
$1,358.21 → $1,350.50 | -5.4% −$57 |
-0.6% since fill |
| AMD | Mon Aug 3, 8:31 PM ET reported Aug 4 post-close |
next-open no stop |
$504.00 → $482.05 | -7.0% −$72 |
-4.4% since fill |
| PLTR | Tue Aug 4, 8:31 AM ET |
next-open no stop |
$145.15 → $158.43 | -2.5% −$28 |
+9.1% since fill |
| MU | Tue Aug 4, 8:31 AM ET |
next-open no stop |
$866.82 → $893.19 | +0.1% +$1 |
+3.0% since fill |
Crowd velocity and graded press are shown side by side and never blended. When they disagree, you see the disagreement — that is the product.
Every card carries the price it had to fill at and the price it dies at. A call that never filled scores nothing and still gets published.
Every number the desk cannot yet defend is tagged. An empty board is a valid answer. Nothing is called actionable until a complete ticket can be written.
Pump language, press-negative surges, and wash-sale windows get flagged on sight. Protection, not trades.