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Bought for a gap up/morning spike. Played beautifully selling portions of my position along the way up in the morning.
Bought for a gap up/morning spike. It spiked up a little bit and then came crashing back down. Sometimes you just get them wrong.
Played this completely wrong. Bought at eod for a possible morning spike, it spiked 12% over my buy in the eod run and I should have exited and taken quick profits. Because of the slow fills in the panic the next day I essentially ended up having a $1200 swing in the opposite direction. Lesson definitely learned.
Bought this pump closing near highs (but not really strong) for a possible morning gap up. This thing moved slower than molasses on the Boston streets in July.
Bought for a gap up/morning spike. I keep getting away from the lesson of only playing OTC/Pinks for these types of plays.
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