I tried to dip buy this earnings winner off its pre-market highs of 4.15ish. I thought 4.05 would be a good area to bounce and planned to cut losses at 4.00 if it didn't bounce. Instead, my trade was executed and it crashed to 3.77 in seconds and I could not get out on the way down. This trade killed my confidence because I thought I was on the right track and didn't have an opportunity to cut losses quick.

Bought this earnings winner way off its pre-market highs. They reported a 233% increase over last year's first quarter. I was watching this one and once Tim bought it, I went in as well. I guess I have to get used to this "down market" and understand how big earnings winners will react.

Kind of chased this breakout toward the end of its run. Once it didn't run up again I sold quickly to get out. Perfect move, because it consolidated/ dropped shortly thereafter.

Looking for a late day breakout here and and cut losses quickly when that wasnt the case.

Went long on this one as it reached its high for the third time that day. I thought it would breakout but it just dropped. It ended up at .14 that day so I'm glad I cut my losses.

I'm the only person in the world who lost money on a stock that went up 400% on the day. I had the right idea but I timed everything wrong. It consolidated around noon and had another breakout in the afternoon.

Bought this late in the day with plenty of support at $1.53, good news, and earnings after hours. I did not want to hold overnight due to the riskiness of earnings. Happy with the .16/share

It looked like an early breakout when it broke .14 so I bought it. Cut my losses as soon as it didn't spike.

It looked like an early breakout when it broke .14 so I bought it. Cut my losses as soon as it didn't spike.

Chased this and did not know what I was doing. I held on way too long and took a bad loss.