Entry comments: Big earnings winner with very solid monthly/long term chart. Could be a day trade or possible swing trade. Going to monitor price action.

Exit comments: This was nice price action quickly so I wanted to reward myself for nice dip buy and took profits. Looking to dip buy again later for possible hold over night into tomorrow strength.

Im familiar with this low flow stock as I had made money on it last year on a huge spike. It was on an uptrend and I wanted to play the $13 roll. It did hit $13, but came back down fast so I was out. It almost broke it. Decent trade, given the potential for it to run very quickly. I cut losses nicely as it kept downtrending after my sell.

Earning winner up nicely premarket. I noticed it was a multi month b/o at 1.95. I I tried getting in earlier, around 2.02, but it went up quickly. This climbed up nicely and reached 2.22, but I put a stop order in at 2.18, because I felt like this had strength and would keep climbing, but I didn't want to see profits diminish as I already made a losing trade today. I wish I had another day trade because I would have dip bought this again at 2.15, it has strength on earnings. Currently at 2.26.

Earnings winner that tanked 70 cents at open. I figured it was everyone taking profits as this was up nicely in premarket. It started climbing back up and I wanted to dip buy. It got to 3.30 and then started going back down. I could have sold there, but it was down so big on the day I figured it had a lot of room still. I wanted to risk the day low of 3.10 (12 cents from my buy) but once it got there emotions crept in. I wanted to see it bounce off that low, but went lower instead.

This was up trending all day, very strongly. Towards the end of the day it broke the day's high and was approaching the $9.00 mark. I wanted to see if I could ride the increased volume into a $9.00 roll. I was watching level 2 closely and there was constantly more buyers than sellers so I felt good about it, but never really got that spike after the $9.00. I tried to be as patient as possible and sold before market close for very small, but winning trade. I think it was a safe trade to make.

Entry comments: "Inevitable collapse" - Timothy Sykes. Not a matter of if, but a matter of when.

Exit comments: Finally collapsed today. Thank you Mr Sykes. This was down around .78 and I had a stop loss at .80 but this thing just jumped right through that and then didn't even get covered right away when it was at .85. A little bit of a scary moment with stop-losses. But overall very good trade!

Entry comments: Spiked up in the morning and then faded most of the day but held 3.20 all day which is previous support as well. They released news of an increased dividend payment overnight. Must be in before March 10th to receive dividend. Most probably a swing trade. Will keep an eye on volume and price action.

Exit comments: My plan was to sell into morning rise, which is what I did. Think this stock has room to run in the next few days on dividend payment news, but plan is to dip buy again at lower price. I gave this a minute to see what it would do. Went up to 3.37 then started falling pretty quickly. Nice overnight trade!

Timothy Sykes trade. Just following on this one as I was able to get in at the same price. Held overnight, so didn't have to use a day trade.

It held 2.27 support all day. I thought this was a good dip buy on good news, but I guess don't really no shit yet. Frustrating to be wrong so often, but it teaches me there is so much more too learn. Have to get more serious about studying and being fully prepared.

I held through earnings. I guess I had to learn the hard way? It wasn't enough for me to listen to people who have been doing this a long time. I thought the Oprah effect would be nice and that a lot of shorts were going to be covering, but I clearly thought wrong. I haven't been in this game long enough to "think" anything. Stick to the rules!