Why the scanner noticed this stock
A computer tool scanned Sotera Health Company, known by the ticker SHC. It noticed a pattern called an "Oversold Bullish Reversal." This simply means the stock price had dropped enough to look "cheap" to some computer rules. The tool also looked at a measurement called RSI. When RSI is low, around 34.52 here, it suggests the selling pressure might be cooling off. The scanner gave this idea a score of 20 out of 100. This is a very low score. It means the computer did not find strong proof that the pattern would work. It was just a small possibility based on price dropping and then bouncing slightly.

What the price plan means
The plan started when the price was about 18.26 dollars. The plan wanted to see the price go up to 18.69 or even 18.91 dollars. This would have been the "reward." To protect against losing too much money, the plan set a "stop loss" at 18.04 dollars. This is the price that means, "Oh no, the plan is not working, stop here." The risk-to-reward ratio was set at 2. This meant for every 1 dollar you might have lost, the plan aimed for 2 dollars in gain. It is like betting one dollar to try to win two dollars.

What could make the idea fail
The idea has already failed. The scanner status says "invalidated." The stock price recently dropped to 18.01 dollars. This was lower than the safety line of 18.04 dollars. When the price falls below that safety line, the plan is over. It is like a game ending when you cross the finish line the wrong way. Because the price broke that limit, the original idea is no longer active. You should not expect the old plan to work anymore.

Important reminder
Please remember that this is only old information from a computer scan. It is not advice to buy or sell. Stock prices change fast. Always check the latest numbers before doing anything. A low scanner score means the idea was weak from the start. Never put in money you cannot afford to lose.