What Happens When an Expert Signal Hits Its Target Price or Stop Loss?
When the price reaches an Expert Signal's Target Price or the research team's stop level, Pluang removes the signal from the list automatically. A signal also leaves the list when it reaches its expiry date or when the research team archives it.
The four ways an Expert Signal leaves the list
| What happens | What you see |
|---|---|
| The price reaches the Target Price | The signal is removed automatically |
| The price reaches the research team's stop level | The signal is removed automatically. The stop level is never shown in the app, so the signal simply disappears |
| The signal reaches its expiry date | The signal is archived automatically |
| The research team archives it | The signal is removed, for example when the team's view changes |
The change shows the next time the list reloads, so a signal you were looking at may still be on screen until then.
A signal is not an order. If you bought the asset, your holding stays in your portfolio when the signal leaves the list. Any Take Profit or Stop Loss on your own order works at the levels set on that order, not at the signal's levels.
Learn more: what happens when you tap Buy on an Expert Signal and why a signal disappeared or its numbers changed.
Related questions:
Q: Can I see the stop level the research team uses?
No. The stop level is not shown in the app. When the price reaches it, the signal is removed.
Q: Is my asset sold when the signal reaches its Target Price?
No. Only the signal is removed. Your holding is sold only if you sell it yourself or if a Take Profit or Stop Loss on your own order is triggered.
Q: Why is a signal I just saw no longer in the list?
It most likely reached its Target Price, the stop level or its expiry date, or the research team archived it.
Q: Will the same asset get a new signal later?
It can. The research team publishes a new signal whenever it has a new pick, and there is no fixed schedule.
Last updated: 9 November 2026