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Got in on a high volume runner that looks like a supernova pattern, filed for a reverse stock split on 9/13, no news other than that, but history of spiking on low volume, and has been noted in "companies moving the market" 4 days now. Set goal exit level at 0.39, got up to 0.40 after hours but E*Trade has never executed any of my orders outside of market hours. Stock started jumping up at noon and order was executed. Held intelligently instead of getting out this am with a large loss.

Entered on what I thought looked like a dip buy, should have waited until closer to 1.07. Originally bought 200 at 1.25, then another 200 at 1.11 to average down to 1.18. Goal was for spike up around 1.37ish. Waited all day as stock slowed down and barely moved. Exited at 1.18 at end of day just to get out of trade. Took a $0.10 loss in commissions, could have waited to try and get out at 1.21 or 1.22, but was just happy to get out of trade.

Stock up 12% on the day; high volume w/news from 9/3: new member appointed to board of directors w/over 20 years exp. of investment banking; history of spiking w/increased volume. - Nervous in this trade, should have waited to buy at around $1.30 (or lower). Recognized pattern from last spike where price bounced back up around 11:52am. Got out at $1.46 at 11:49am and stock went higher to $1.59 at 11:53am. Still happy with the meat of the move and making 8% on this low float stock.

Entry comments: History of spiking, high volume with SEC filing, big % gainer, (2nd green day)
Exit comments: Held overnight as this stock has a repeating pattern of being a multi-day spiker. Got in at $1.33 and out at market open the next day at $2.33. Stock jumped to $2.50's in after hours, but happy with taking the meat of the move. Biggest win to date!
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