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Same concepts I learned for the Sykes Challenge. Huge market dump. Seeing similar movements from NVDA and other big stocks, I saw opportunity to buy on dip buy strategy. I bought for the dip buy and it also zoomed from my entry and never looked back. Once struggled at 70 mark I took profits and exited safely.

Same concepts I learned for the Sykes Challenge. Huge market dump especially in tech stocks among others. NVDA is a monster in the sector and crept to that emotional $100/share mark. Several times (mostly PM hrs) it dropped below but immediately recovered. Using the same principles I bought for the dip buy and it zoomed from my entry and never looked back. Once struggled at 130 mark I took profits

Huge volume never seen before, within close range of 52-week highs, on fluff news, no history of being a runner, super low micro float, trade idea was this would be a solid morning spiker entered in before market open, attempted to fly but fizzled out, exited and gave it time. End up doing exactly my trade plan but in afternoon frustrating

low float huge volume on fluff medical news, not much history but breaking all time high/52 week highs all things considered, took a nice single and exited, saw all this on my own as I lost access to the Sykes info until I pull the trigger on adding the lifetime challenge, but with networking others alerted Sykes entered same time, good to know im on right track
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