Was acting like GoPro, so I bought on the second day and the stock kept going up. I sold in the morning on Thursday, which was the first big down day the market had in quite some time. I was worried the market was going to consolidate. However, after the morning panic on Thursday, the stock just kept going up. I should have held on.

Just following Tim's alerts.

I chased this stock and bought in too late, I should have sold in the low $2s, but I held on too long and it tanked all the way to $1.55, luckily it bounced back into the low $1.70s.

I followed , I bought when Tim bought and sold when Tim sold. Unfortunately this stock shot up to the $7.40s the next day, I could have made a nice gain, if I would have held.

Man! I really messed this trade up. This trade I got in perfectly at 0.271, I could not have planned this any better. However, I got out at 0.32 for a $20 profit, and a few minutes later it went all the way up to 0.71 cents. So, I bought in at 0.431 and it went down to 0.28 and did not move for several hours, so I got out around lunch time. Lesson learned, these kinds of stocks can go farther than you exspect.

My third loss on the day. I again chased this stock up and put in a market order which was dumb. Lesson learned, don't chase.

Another stock I chased, on big volume, at least I cut losses early.

Chased this stock up. I should have bought when it broke 0.45 cents. I had this on my watch list but I got distracted with a few other stocks. It had based at 0.40 cents a share, should have bought then, since it ran up to 0.75 cents in an hour. Lesson learned, watch for a stock to base.

What a stupid play. I should have stayed away from this. It was up 15% when I bought it, but it quickly dropped. I should have cut my losses quickly, but I couldn't get out because of low volume. Dumb!!

Oh yeah! I played this dip buy almost perfectly. It was holding support at 4.50, so my down side risk was a few cents and my upside was .50 cents plus. Best play since I started!