
This stock had been bouncing over the past couple days and I was watching for a #6 in the framework. In premarket it was gapping down which was a trend change as its gapped up the past 3 days. I got short pre-market and missed an add when the market opened. The stock pulled back like I wanted and took my profits.

Trying to catch morning momentum. It was listed up from OTC to Nasdaq news (NEVER HAPPENS WITHIN A YEAR'S TIME LIKE THIS) Continuation from Friday was on watchlist. (Should've swung it) It popped to 2.80s and came crashing down to set it's low, it was stupid for me to stop out here for a $12 gain. (Didn't even cover fees) Should've let develop more and respected SL at 2.40. It went right back to highs after I sold.

nailed the bottom of the dip and the high before it reversed. But got a shitty execution of 45/400 shares, using a limit order. Would have been close to a $100 profit if I got all of my shares. Bleh, whatever. $10 in 2 minutes, i won't complain. Entry and exit points were all due to keeping an eye on level 2 for support from the bid and resistance on the ask. Level 2 is also how i determined my risk lvl, which was a few cents below my entry.

Entry: Bought this stock right before market closed on Monday knowing that this is a former runner that ran from around $2 to $13 in a week from back around September/October 2018. Anticipating multi day morning spikes that are over-extended. Exit: Did not continue the morning spikes that it has had from past chart patterns after supernova activity so cut my losses quickly. I probably should have cut them even quicker but every trade is a learning moment.
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