Imho GEVO is a clear short but GEVO is like a trampoline sometimes it bounces and most of the time it falls off the trampoline lol

It looks like it's been a good trade for both sides (long and short) depending on entry and exits, I'd like to see it continue consolidation a little and RSI cool off then would not be surprised if it had a true run from it's post split. We shall see

Hi Palmer, wouldn't you take a trade if the volume bar is big but red instead of green? Can you tell us a bit more about you prefer them to be green?

Hi @Palmer , in the case there is 100K volume but the bar is red instead of green. Wouldn't you take that trade? Can you tell us a bit more about why you prefer the bars to be green? Thanks

If the volume bar is red that means the price for that bar closed lower than the open - the bears won the bar. I would like to see a green volume bar because that tells me that the price closed higher than the open = bulls win. It doesn't necessarily mean that price will continue to fail but on big volume I want to see my volume bars green = bulls are in control.

Thanks @Palmer . Thought that my first comment didn't get published because of internet connection.

Dude be extremely careful with this company. See my blog posts.

Thx for the heads up on that. I never ended up trading it but seems like the volatility and price action ended up being pretty good for both long and short

Thanks a lot!

I use etrade. I've looked at Robinhood but I did not like what i saw. Plus if you're making more than 30 trades per quarter, you get Etrade Pro Elite for FREE. This is the software Tim uses for viewing stocks, it's an awesome software, the only draw backs is it uses a lot of power to operate so you'll need a fast laptop. In the end, if you nail trades right, the $20 is nothing compared to your earnings. Other brokers will charge you a percentage of your earnings, so if you make thousands, they c

Thanks man! I'm looking to start out with maybe $2000..

DO NOT trade with robinhood unless you're doing swings or investing. If you're day trading you'll want hotkeys or a faster broker that you can also short with. A penny stock is more likely to go down than it is to go up just by looking up their generally negative financials you can tell that.