What do Entry Price, Target Price, Horizon, and Upside mean on an Expert Signal?

Entry Price is the price range (Low–High) where Pluang's research team suggests opening a position. Target Price is the level they're aiming for to take profit. Horizon is the expected timeframe (e.g. "4–6 weeks") for the thesis to play out. Upside % is the potential price appreciation from the current live price toward the Target Price, recomputed in real time as the price moves.

Each term explained:

• Entry Price — Price range (Low–High) to open the position; static
• Target Price — Take-profit target the research team is aiming for; static
• Horizon — Expected timeframe (e.g. 4–6 weeks); static
• Upside % — Potential gain from current price to target; live, recomputed in real time

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Important: These are the research team's view, not a guarantee. Treat each as input, not instruction.

Related questions:

Q: Is the Target Price guaranteed?
No. Target Price is the research team's price objective. Markets can move differently — past performance does not guarantee future results.

Q: Why is Upside % a live number?
As the price moves, the gap between current price and Target Price changes, so Upside % is recalculated continuously.