OUCH. Expensive lesson. Bought in pre-market as it was running up. Yes, I was thrilled that I found a high price stock that was going up fast. Placed my order and my system hiccupped. It filled me at the top of the run instead of at the moment I hit enter. In less than 5 minutes, after restarting the platform, I found the stock had tanked and continued to do so. I realized how huge the loss was and got out, which stopped my trading for the day. VERY expensive lesson to learn about FundTradrr
ORACLE PLAY ALL DAY. TRADE WAS CLOSED OUR AT END OF DAY BY THE BROKER DUE TO BEING A DAY TRADE ONLY. SIGNIFICANT LOSS. WAS OUT OF OFFICE AND NEED TO LEARN HOW TO SELL THIS ON THE MOBILE APP
Two Minute Trader Recommendation - sold when price hit stop loss
Tim's Midday Play, (Sec: Industrial, #ofA 0, RR# 0, Cat- Y, 25M V, .914M Float, MDR N, DPW Y, 2nd N, Third N, NMR N, FRs Y, TA Y)
Good Trade apart from not realizing I bought 500 shares and sold 400 shares at a profit. Then realized I still had 100 shares to sell bugger got rid of them at $10.68. Pattern was break HOD, Entry was Opening Range Breakout. Used Fair Value Gap's FVG's to set SL & RL levels and monitor trade. Aim was to sell at 12.80, could have sold all at 12.80 however locked in 250@12.80 on thought that price could go higher, WRONG.
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