LBGJ: $1.23 → $2.52
one alert, +105%
On 2026-06-10, Ignition's scanner flagged LBGJ at $1.23 — before the move. Over 37 days it ran to $2.52. This is the verified, timestamped record of that alert.
How the scanner caught it
LBGJ was surfaced the same way as every Ignition alert: the scanner sweeps the entire US market every 15 minutes and flags a stock only when it clears all eight conditions at once. No human picks, no tips, no hindsight — the alert email carried the exact price above, at the moment it fired.
What makes a move like this possible is the mechanics of a low-float stock: when tradable supply is tiny and demand arrives, price has to jump to find sellers — in both directions, which is why the risk note below matters as much as the gain above.
- Ignition flagged LBGJ at $1.23 on 2026-06-10 — the price at alert, not hindsight.
- It peaked at $2.52, a +105% move over 37 days.
- It cleared all eight of the scanner's conditions at once — no human picks, no tips.
- This is one confirmed winner; the full record (including losers) is public.
Risk disclaimer: this page describes one alert that worked. Low-float and micro-cap stocks are among the most volatile securities in the market - many alerts do not work out, total loss is possible, and past performance does not predict future results. The complete track record including the alerts that went nowhere is public. Nothing here is financial advice; Ignition Alerts never tells anyone to buy or sell. Full risk disclosure.
Frequently asked questions
When did Ignition Alerts flag LBGJ?
The scanner flagged LBGJ on 2026-06-10 at $1.23 - the price at the moment the alert was sent, not a hindsight entry. It later peaked at $2.52, a +105% move.
Why was LBGJ flagged?
LBGJ cleared all eight of the scanner's conditions at once - a low-float, micro-cap setup showing supply scarcity, price compression and a volume signature that matches historical explosive movers. The method is described plainly on the how-it-works page.
Does every Ignition alert perform like this?
No - this page describes one of the confirmed winners. Many alerts go nowhere, and the full track record, including those, is public on the performance page. Low-float stocks carry the risk of total loss.
Can I still buy LBGJ based on this alert?
This page is a historical record, not a recommendation. The move it documents is over. Ignition Alerts is a research tool and never advises buying or selling anything.