Entry, reduce, and clear: three stock prices, not a dozen indicators
What the three prices on a StocksBuddy station mean, and what they refuse to do.
A station shows three prices because a part-time reader cannot keep a dozen indicators in mind. Entry, reduce, and clear are the only levels the page asks you to remember.
Entry sits where the checks say a discount is calm enough to study. It is not a promise that the price will stop falling. If the business is weakening, cheap can still be a trap, and the words on the page should say so.
Reduce is the tight zone. Valuation, the tape, or selling by people inside the company may be stretched, or the last price may already have reached that band. It is a place to study selling some, not a place to add.
Clear is the rough zone, or a break in the business itself. Studying an exit is not the same as being told to sell. You still decide, with the rest of your own reading.
The three prices stay put through an earnings date that is close, and through one unusually large session. Those events are flagged. They do not silently move the anchors.