AndyVolk

.Instead of cut losses and totally forget about the stock I decided to buy more shares while it was low at 0.028. I had seen the stock move from 0.02 to 0.044 the previous day and thought that I could cover my losses (and make around a 200$ profit) if the stock moves 100% again. Waited for the dip & the next day the stock spiked up to 0.08 I got scared, though and sold early at 0.064 Still came out w/ around $400 profit This helped bring my account close to where it was b4 the prev. wks. losses

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Broker:Scottrade
AndyVolk

LOCMQ started off as a terrible trade, but ended pretty well. After my losses the previous week, i was looking for some dirt cheap stocks that had high percentage moves. LOCMQ had movedup 50% the day b4 I bough it. Bought it w/out reading any news about it. after I bought it, I found an article saying the company filed 4 bankruptcy & the stock would be de-listed the next trading day. the next trading day the stock plummeted 2 $0.02. kissed my money goodbye that wknd, but there's more...

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Broker:Scottrade
-$38 Loss
LOCMQLong Stock
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bjcTrades

Beginner trades before any Profit.ly training.

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Broker:Robinhood
-$25 Loss
LOCMQLong Stock
-$65 Loss
LOCMQLong Stock
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LOCMQLong Stock
Koika

Entry comments: I placed a limit order of .26 on the 19th. I wanted to short it after as it went up to .40 the next day but Capitalon One Investing doesn't short. Since the limit was was never hit before the upbreak it was hit of course on the bear going out the window when it opened at less than 8 cents. Placed a limit sell order at .48

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