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this stock spiked one hour before market closed, which is usually a good sign that it will go up more next day, and it went up next day. It went up until $2.74, then started to fall, after that I sold as quickly as possible around $2.50 level. Pretty good managed trade.
made small profit during pre-market spike. Resume: during pre-market spikes you need to react very quick in order to make profits. Price can change fast and you need to react even faster.
small loss on barely moving stock. Resume: if the stock spike and went back to pre-spike levels, don't expect it to spike again, better choose another stock for trading or wait for a pattern to form.
Thought that after narrowing triangle pattern in the morning it formed an ascending triangle and bought it, but was wrong and sold it at at the next run up.
stock went up and down premarket, I bought late, sold late, so a little loss. Buy when price is low, sell when it's high, but make sure before buying that there is a much bigger chance that after you buy price will go up (rely on patterns, not emotions).
It spiked in the morning, made a U-shape and spiked more by the end of the day, after market closed it continued to go up, then at the last hour it formed an ascending triangle pattern, which usually leads to another move up, which happened next day before marked opened. When it started to consolidate, I sold it, because consolidation could lead to trend reversal. Remember that cosolidation may lead to trend reversal, and be especially carefull with stocks that went up a lot before consolidation
Cought morning spike, which are always bring significant profits like %9.82 today
In the morning after stock crashed it started to go up and formed ascending triangle pattern, which as expected led to a spike, on which I banked. Between 3.70 and 3.80 it started to consolidate, in which case I usually sell the stock, because consolidation can lead to trade reversal, which means loss of accumulated profits. Sell on consolidation! Play safe!
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