My first $1000 profit! I was actually up over $2600 on this but I held to see if it could run more. It dropped a little too much for my comfort so I panic sold with a $1000 profit. Not upset about it at all. But had I kept my cool, I could have made more. Greed got the best of me an panic finish me off. Today it has hit a high of 9.95 already!! Ah well. I made fantastic profits and am totally happy with taking the meat of the move!

I bought this on an alert of Tim's. The chart had a perfect pattern for a morning spike. It did have a small morning spike on 7/6 but I accidentally placed an order to sell 100 shares instead of 2000. Rookie mistake. So I sold 100 shares at 1.28 and the rest at 1.20 the following day. I thought I would get a day trade strike if I had sold the remaining 1900, but I think I would have been safe to do so. Ah well. Small loss. No big.

I bought this at 4.92 in the morning at obvious support. It traded around $5 for the rest of the day. I had a price target of 5.15 today. It made it up to 5.11 before it began looking weak. I pulled out at 5.07 for some small profits. Playing small, but playing consistent.

Poor risk/reward management. But also poor execution. I got into the stock at the support level, hoping it would give me a run back up. The stock had ran up 100% and was holding in the 80% area. So the pattern looked good. And at the time, even my entry was good. But it dropped too quickly for me to get out without taking a major hit. Again, it later came back and I had about $100 profit before it dropped again. Should have sold seeing the weak price action. I also experienced poor liquidity.

There was major price action going on here and I had another day trade. So I bought in slightly below where I sold my overnight position. However because I had to work, I simply set a stop loss at 4.34 after it rose to around 4.44. I was planning on resetting this stop loss if the price continued to rise, but this wasn't the case. I stopped out while I was working but it worked out well because I made small profits and the stock kept fading the rest of the day

Entry comments: I have been eying this for quite a while. I tried to catch the afternoon support at 3.70 but missed it and filled at 3.74. This was running on positive PR and much anticipated proxy news. I am skeptical long-term, but confident through at least tomorrow. Depending on price action and volume I have a pt of either 4.50 or 5.00. I will likely keep resetting my stop loss as the day progresses if there is continued uptrend.

Exit comments: Missed the high of 4.50 But I feel great about this trade. I have been waiting for this to setup properly for a couple weeks. The patience has paid off! I took profits, and I am proud of myself for not holding on to it and waiting for it to get back to its HOD. It did make a NHOD about an hour and a half later. But I actually re-entered this stock and made a profitable day trade with it too.

Entered here on bullish morning trend. I was skeptical with my entry and I admittedly chased it. I did better with cutting my losses on this trade though, as tough as it was. It did run later in the day, and had I hold I would have made profits. I did not look back though, and am happy with leaving when it did not go according to plan.

Opened this trade yesterday after seeing it come back from its lows during the brexit fears. I missed the peak and held for longer than I should have. But i still sold after the fading trend showed itself clearly. I was glad I got out when I did for some small profits. I played it safe after a 2 week losing streak and I feel great about it.

I bought this on the tim alert. It was a blind follow granted, but I did look at the comments posted by tim and checked the news for myself. While this did not go as planned. I did cut losses appropriately. Instead of setting a hard stop loss I kept it open, glad I did because it dropped down to 2.30ish and I set a limit for 2.40 as that became resistance. It filled before going to 2.46. Overall though, I am happy that i only took a .09/share loss. I did well with that.