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Entry Point Exit Point Percentage Return Time Frame Probability Risk-to-Reward Ratio Notes
$4.30 (Current Price) $5.50 (Primary Target) 27.91% 1-2 weeks (by Sep 8, 2025) 60% 2.40:1 Resistance at $5.50; short squeeze potential (14.23% short interest). Volume spike (>1M) boosts likelihood.
$4.30 (Current Price) $7.00 (Secondary Target) 62.79% 2-3 weeks (by Sep 15, 2025) 30% 5.40:1 Stretch goal; needs strong catalyst (e.g., trial update). Prior resistance at $7.00.
$4.00 (Pullback Entry) $5.50 (Primary Target) 37.50% 1-2 weeks (by Sep 8, 2025) 70% 3.00:1 Pullback to $4.00-$4.10 near support ($3.81). High probability if momentum holds.
$4.00 (Pullback Entry) $7.00 (Secondary Target) 75.00% 2-3 weeks (by Sep 15, 2025) 35% 6.00:1 Higher reward with pullback entry; needs positive news (e.g., sales beat).
$4.30 (Current Price) $3.80 (Stop-Loss) -11.63% 1-5 days 25% N/A Stop-loss at support to limit downside. Triggered on weak price action or negative news.
$4.00 (Pullback Entry) $3.50 (Stop-Loss) -12.50% 1-5 days 20% N/A Tighter stop-loss for pullback entry; lower probability due to support at $3.80.
$1.00 (Oct 2025 $5.00 Call) $2.00 (Primary Target) 100% 1-3 weeks (by Sep 15, 2025) 50% 2.00:1 Leveraged play; assumes stock hits $5.50-$6.00. Risk of time decay.
$1.00 (Oct 2025 $5.00 Call) $2.50 (Secondary Target) 150% 2-3 weeks (by Sep 15, 2025) 25% 3.00:1 Requires stock to hit $7.00+ or volatility spike. High reward, riskier.
$1.00 (Oct 2025 $5.00 Call) $0.50 (Stop-Loss) -50% 1-5 days 30% N/A Caps options loss at 50% of premium. Triggered on sharp stock decline.

Notes: Risk-to-Reward Ratio = (Target Price - Entry Price) / (Entry Price - Stop-Loss Price) for shares, or (Target Premium - Entry Premium) / (Entry Premium - Stop-Loss Premium) for options. Probabilities are estimates based on technicals, short interest (14.23%), and catalysts (XOLREMDI sales, trial progress). Monitor volume, RSI, and news for adjustments.

Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Trading XFOR involves significant risk due to its volatility and biotech sector uncertainties. Verify real-time data, consult a financial advisor, and manage risk carefully.

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