$ENSV TRADE- former runner- had spiked big and came down & thought it would bounce back so i bought in and then it just dropped more so i sold- should've waited for it to come down closer to VWAP- would of given a better risk/reward

$ENSV TRADE- Was a FGD on a recent runner that had come down- bottomed mid-day and was uptrending/forming higher lows so i bot in thinking it could maybe squeeze in the last half hour of the day but couldn't really do anything- went down the next day

Please congratulate/retweet Vonny on his awesome $ENSV win here https://tim.ly/3vTL9Ob this is EXACTLY why you don't need a big account when you wait for the right plays

Missed my execution on $ENSV in the .24s I wont chase here at .28

I wouldn't be long any sketchy OTC like $VRUS or $ENSV overnight given how the SEC is halting similar plays like $DECN $NBDR $SOLI lately

The 3 things I learned on these trades. May have only profited $5 this morning but it was a great Ah Ha Learning morning! It finally clicked and looking back and studying the history there is consistently 3 types of morning spikes. 1. Spikes pre-market to the open then dips at open, fades and down trends all day and can spike or stair step the follow day. 2. Spikes pre-market and consolidates. Has confirmation of breakout at open, spiking at open into the open and then panics 5-10 min after open and down trends going red on the day sometimes going red/green in the afternoon into the close. 3. Spikes pre-market and consolidates, spiking into the open to retest high but then dips at the open. Holds newly established pre-market support, spiking 10-15 min after open and giving confirmation by breaking out above opening price, red/green morning spike. A note on adapting to changes in the FGD pattern when stock spikes into close/ after hours trading and buying holding overnight, look to sell into strength of initial morning spike as most FGD go red after the morning spike. keep in mind to watch for which morning spike out of the 3 it becomes.

Timmy just finished his watchlist for tomorrow. I created one to see if I can match anything on his. I created this based off of what I learned from Mark Croock in the Pre Flight Checklist video which I need to watch again. It seems as though Healthcare is a hot sector. I picked 14 low float (under 10 mil-ish) stocks, but not sure how to narrow it down further. Pics with charts listed below. Watchlist: $ARDM, ATIS, BURG, CEI, $CUR, $ENSV, $ICON, IPWR, $MLSS, $NSPR, PETZ, SEII, SES, $TROV. I need to look at their daily charts. @timothysykes