Rotating $10,000 through the alerts would be…
This simulation pushes $10,000 through every alert the scanner sent — the ones that doubled, the ones that hit the −10% stop, and the ones that expired flat. Nothing removed, nothing hindsight-picked. Two lines: each pick at its peak (the ceiling) and the disciplined +100% sell (the rule), both against the S&P 500.
Ignition portfolio vs. S&P 500
- Gold — each pick at its peak (best case)
- Green — sold at +100% (the disciplined exit)
- S&P 500 — shown for scale
- Both lines simulate a $10,000 / 5-slot rotation — real alert prices, real exit rules, not a live account.
Both lines simulate the same $10,000 book: five slots, equal stakes, winners sold at +100%, losses cut at −10%, capital rotating into the next alert on every exit. S&P 500 shown as benchmark estimate (+3.0% over the period). Curve is a smoothed mark-to-market from real alert & peak prices, not tick data.
Every alert that ran past +100%.
The complete record — 25 tickers the scanner alerted on that then ran past +100%, sold at the disciplined +100% target. Alert prices are exact for tracked names and the real market close on the alert date for the rest. Holding period = calendar days from the alert to the day the +100% target was hit, reconstructed from the daily high. Tip: click any column header to sort. (Open positions live on the member dashboard, not here.)
| Ticker | Date alerted | Alert price | Peak price | Peak gain | Sold at (+100%) | Holding period | Status |
|---|
Holding period = calendar days from the alert date to the day the +100% target was first reached (from Yahoo daily highs). A * means the recorded run isn't reproducible in the split-adjusted daily series — common on reverse-split micro-caps — so we show the day it hit its real post-alert high instead. “Same day” = it cleared the target within the alert session.
Simple, disciplined, transparent.
01 Auto-buy every alert
The moment a stock clears all eight conditions, the sim buys it at the alert price — five slots, equal stakes, no picking favourites. Freed capital rotates straight into the next alert.
02 Sell by the rules
Winners are sold at +100% — never the exact top. Losers are cut at −10%. A pick that goes nowhere for 21 days is closed at market. The same discipline, every position.
03 The losers stay in
The curves above carry every alert — the doubles, the −10% stops, and the expired windows. The table below lists the confirmed +100% winners; your live open positions, up and down, are on the member dashboard.
04 Compare to the market
The same dollars are tracked against the S&P 500 over the identical window, so you see the edge in plain dollars.
See the next alert the moment it fires.
Everything above is what the scanner already caught — 25 alerts have run past +100%. The next one goes out in real time.
Risk disclaimer. This virtual portfolio is a rules-based illustration built from the scanner's real alert and peak prices — it is not a real trading account, not a tick-by-tick backtest, and not financial advice. What's in and what's out: the equity curves include every tracked alert — winners, −10% stops and expired windows alike — under the five-slot rotation rules; the winners table below lists only the alerts that exceeded +100%, and says so. The peak line marks each pick at its high-water mark — a ceiling nobody reliably sells at, shown for scale, not as an achievable result. Real results would differ due to slippage, liquidity (these are thin, low-float stocks), fees, taxes, and timing — you may not be able to buy or sell at these prices. The S&P 500 figure shown is an approximate, editable benchmark. Past performance does not predict future results, and no profit or outcome is guaranteed. You can lose some or all of your money. Ignition Alerts is not a registered investment adviser or broker-dealer, this is not personalized advice or a recommendation or solicitation, and every buy or sell decision is solely your own, made at your own risk and discretion — do your own research and consult a licensed professional. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Ignition Alerts and its operators are not liable for any losses arising from your use of, or reliance on, this information, which is provided “as is” without warranties, and you agree to release and hold them harmless. See the full Risk Disclosure.