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Workhorse has been flagged by the Trifecta screener 7 times since 2022. 4 signals confirmed; the median confirmed signal is down 99.9% since its Early Signal.
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Price history from Jan 2018 · Signal tracking began Jan 2022
Headline statistics: confirmed signals only, measured from the confirmation price.
First signal Jan 2022 · Latest Sep 2023 · Confirmed 4 of 7 Early · Latest close in the chart data: Wed, Nov 4, 2026
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Since January 2022, Workhorse has had seven Early signals, four confirmed. Three of the four decided signals gained +10% within 90 days, and zero of four finished ahead of the S&P 500 since confirmation. Three signals carried a caution flag. Three Early signals never confirmed and count in no statistic.
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Classified in the Consumer Cyclical sector and the Auto Manufacturers industry, Workhorse Group trades under the WKHS ticker. Its market value of about $34 million places it in the small-cap group.
One run stands out on the record: a confirmation in May 2022 was followed by a gain of about 41% over the next 90 days. Another example came in October 2023, when a signal landed in the Downtrend group and the shares fell about 11% over the next 90 days. Classification adds texture: its latest signal was rated Low Quality, and it sat in the mega-cap group when that signal fired.
WKHS closed Wednesday, November 4 at $3.31, up 5.1% on the day. Recent trading has kept the shares between about $2.55 and $3.31 over the past week.