Alex Vieira Called Regencell (RGC) $10.35 to $65, Then 67% Crash — Complete Long/Short Cycle

Historical case study — editorial context added 28 September 2026. Original claims and dates are preserved below. This is not a current signal or a representative performance result. This case study documents a full Regencell trade cycle: long entry at $10.35, profit exit near $65, reversal to short, and a verified 67% collapse after the top.

RGC Completed the Full Long-to-Short Algorithmic Trade Cycle

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Every signal level was published in real time with timestamps before the corresponding price action.

Executive Summary

This case records a complete signal cycle in RGC: long entry, upside target completion, sell-and-short reversal, and downside continuation.

The sequence was published publicly in real time and can be audited through timestamps and archived posts.

Verified results: long from $10.35 to $65 (+528%), followed by a 67% decline captured after the reversal short.

The Complete Trade Cycle

The model first identified accumulation at $10.35 and published a $63 upside objective. As price reached extension at $65, the signal shifted from long to sell-and-short rather than relying on discretionary judgment.

The downside plan then targeted $28, with price reaching $21 within nine sessions. This produced a full long -> exit -> short cycle under one rules-based framework.

Verified Signal Timeline

  • Entry published: RGC long at $10.35.
  • Upside target published: $63.
  • Exit + reversal published: sell-and-short at $65.
  • Downside target published: $28.
  • Outcome: RGC traded to $21 in 9 sessions after reversal.

Long Trade Breakdown ($10.35 → $65)

The long position initiated at $10.35 and advanced through the published $63 objective before extending to $65.

Measured result on the long leg: +528% from entry to exit.

Short Trade Breakdown ($65 → $21)

At $65, the signal changed to sell-and-short, converting distribution risk into a directional short opportunity.

The downside framework published $28 as target, while price continued to an actual low of $21 within nine sessions.

Measured decline from $65 to $21: 67%.

Why Complete Cycles Matter

Institutional execution requires more than directionally correct entries. It requires documented exit discipline and reversible positioning when conditions change.

This case demonstrates that a timestamped model can manage the entire cycle without retrospective adjustment.

Independent Verification

Verification follows timestamp precedence: publication first, market confirmation after.

  • All key levels were published before confirmation: $10.35 entry, $63 target, $65 sell-and-short reversal, and $28 downside objective.
  • The $21 low in 9 sessions is independently checkable through public market data.
  • No hindsight reconstruction is required; the cycle is timestamp-auditable end to end.

Full Insight

For a deeper technical breakdown, full charts, and extended analysis, see the complete Insight:

https://autonomoustrading.io/insights/regencell-rgc-algorithm-63-price-target-sell-65-reverses-short/

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