It's funny we all should be listening more to tim than what others post. If he says it's a bad pic then it's a dam bad pick! Lol. I mean he is the one with millio s when we are all playing with with less than 6 figures

Entry comments: This recent runner is breaking out past the morning spike highs, nice new SEC filing today, no press release yet, everyone else watching CBLI which has terrible history of holding spikes, watching the wrong one in my opinion, goal is to make 15-30% later today or ideally tomorrow into a morning spike
Exit comments: Stock is now up 130% on the day and having trouble breaking out further, so I exit safely, since this is my tiny Etrade account I play extra safe, lock in a few hundred, I started the year at $5k, now $9k, still on the phone with IB as to why they can't trade this stock grrrr
| Date | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry | 4/17/2017 | 0.027 |
| Exit | 4/17/2017 | 0.031 |
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@Jerry86 @Jerry86 once I listened to a millionaire trader advice on a stock I wanted to buy, and it cost me a huge profit. The teachers are there to help you become a self sufficient trader, not become a trader that relies on the teacher for advice. It's not good practice to tell people they are watching the wrong stock, that is bad teaching. He was advising against $CBLI at 3.15, now it's at 3.56. So it was bad advice. You need to learn to be self sufficient and get to know yourself as a trader
@Jerry86 Tim is great at caring for his students and teaching you the basics, and will help you get the right mentality. But when it comes to live trading, you need to follow your own instincts and utilize what you learned. Don't follow other peoples' alerts or advice when trading, you will get burned. I know this from experience ;)