Book brief

Book brief, 06 September 2026

3 Large Cap positions open, 7 confirmed Small Cap doublers on record. Every figure below comes from the published book, the same data the track record page draws on.

Large Cap, open right now

These are marks, not results. Nothing below is finished, and none of it counts toward a closed-trade average.

TickerEntryMarkMoveHeldStop
PCG$13.32$14.30+7.4%4$11.32
CRDO$162.43$170.57+5.0%1$138.07
EIX$54.17$56.77+4.8%3$46.04

Slots in use: 3 of ·.

Small Cap, confirmed doublers

Each of these at least doubled from its basis and was held through the double. Alerts that went nowhere are not on this table, and they are not hidden either: they are on the full track record.

TickerAlertedAlert pricePeakMoveDays held
LHSW2026-07-02$1.75$7.74+342.3%4
CDT2026-06-12$0.72$1.91+164.1%6
PPCB2026-06-10$1.38$6.79+392.0%1
KMRK2026-06-09$1.71$6.59+285.8%1
MTEN2026-06-07$1.10$9.52+765.5%1
NEXR2026-05-28$1.16$3.27+181.9%1
MASK2026-05-27$1.86$7.06+278.6%1

How to read this page

A mark is what an open position is worth right now, and it can go back down. A closed result is final and is never recalculated afterwards. The two are kept apart on purpose, because mixing them is the most common way a published track record flatters itself. Every term used here is defined in the glossary.

Risk disclaimer: these are the numbers from one book on one day, including the positions that lost money. Low float and micro-cap stocks are among the most volatile securities in the market. Total loss is possible and past performance does not predict future results. An open position shows a mark, which is what it is worth right now, and a mark is not a result. Nothing here is financial advice and Ignition Alerts never tells anyone to buy or sell. Full risk disclosure.

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