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VMRI was a pump that ran pretty nicely a couple days ago, then started to dump. it started to bounce back yesterday and held pretty good support in the $1.50's today. I was hoping for a friday short squeeze on possible shorts (as did tim) but it turned out to be a collapsing company. I cut losses quick as I learned in the past, and I did good by selling in the 1.50's since it closed around the 1.30's. Buying P&D is too risky just as shorting contract winners is.

This was a mid day trade which is a mistake from the get go. I profited from it yesterday, but ended up being a loss. Don't trade mid day movers! It's the riskiest part of the day, wait for the morning movers, or power hour. If I played at power hour it would've either been a smaller loss or break even since the price action sucked! Another part of me probably would've seen the bad PA and not get in the trade. Next time, either be more disciplined mid day when looking, or keep busy and not trade

This was a mid day spike play, very rare to see. Every time the stock broke out, it held support with higher lows ALL DAY! I got in when the support was around 1.53's before it broke out again. I should've held longer as the stock went past $2.00 near the close, but there was no way i would've held that long especially after yesterdays loss on MSRT. This was a bit of a scalp play, but shorts were getting squeezed all day long due to nonsense news catalyst, but the price action was on my side!

This held strong support at about 1.55 on the buy day. I chased a little bit going up to 1.58, the buy should've been around the 1.40's. Well, the next morning spiked to about 1.66 within a matter of a minutes, Tim took quick profits, but I was waiting till it hit about 1.70's but it had a morning panic instead. The catalyst was there but not too strong. STRONG CATALYSTS are EARNINGS or CONTRACT WINS! It was more of a speculative play based on price action over anything. KEEP STUDYING!!

I bought this on an earnings contract, I chased chased a little bit but was able to dip buy at $3, the volume was fading and price action showed $3.17 had a wall of sellers so I sold at $3.13 for a tiny 4% profit. FIRST GREEN DAY!!!! this wasn't a good trade at all but I was able to stick to my rules, and make a profit.

I dip bought around the $1.57 support from the previous day as planned. but the news wasn't too big, so price action was weak so i cut out quick and took a loss of 4 cents a share. I was hoping for just 10-15 cents of upside on this previous day runner, but the catalyst needs to be stronger (like earnings). great job on sticking to cutting my loss quickly

The known catalyst wasn't that great, all it was, was that the CEO participated in the ROTH meeting in California. The news was outdated which I forgot to look at. RNVA was up 40+ percent on the day an had excellent price action at the end of the day 3/18/16. Probably shorts getting squeezed due to it being Friday. I should have bought 20-30 mins earlier at around 80 cents and sell at the end of day around $1 instead of holding over the weekend. Cut losses quick, and stick to the rules.

I got too emotional after LNCO loss. This was a contract winner, first big run up day, all the catalysts were there, I just freaked out when it dropped below $2.80. After it dropped to 2.80ish the shorts got squeezed and the stock ran over $3.40's and higher. Potential play tomorrow if the price action is right. if it holds supports around $3.15-$3.20 it will be a potential dip buy. but playing it very cautiously.

"Glu Mobile (GLUU -2%) has seen Chinaese partner Tencent (OTCPK:TCEHY) gradually but quickly boosting its stake in the company to 21.5% during Glu's February run." this was the contract I played as the catalyst on this stock. It broke the day before resistance at $3.41, but it had sideways price action and was gradually falling back to the mid 3.30's. it dropped even more the next day and now 2 days later is stuck in the mid 3.30's still. Small loss, but that is the key, SMALL LOSS.
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