The idea was to try a swing trade with this stock. I felt good about the entry at the time, but had to set a stop loss because I was not going to be watching this thing all day while trying to work. I set the stop loss based on support I saw from previous days. Once it broke that support, I wanted to get out to avoid an even bigger loss if this thing was panicking. In hind-sight, I got out before it dropped even more. Even though this was a 10% loss of my small account, it could have been more.

Bought pre-market on speculation the stock would gap up. That did not happen, so I cut losses.

This was an all around horrible idea. Given the lack of volume and the small available cash for investment left, there was no way I should have done this. Definitely a learning experience for me as I am still getting used to how ETrade does not classify recently traded cash funds as "cash for investment".

I bought right at the open when I saw the price rising, hoping to get into an early morning spike. Execution was too late, and missed the meat of the move. Sold as soon as it started looking toppy.

Bought into the spike too late, got worried and cut losses. Ended up being near the bottom of this panic when I got out. Should have never attempted this as I was watching CVSI which panicked perfectly a few minutes later.

Once again, trying to catch CVSI on the way up. Too much sideways price action and had to focus on work stuff again. Had to exit with small loss. Gotta find better way to trade at work.

Tried to trade this on my phone while at work, waayyy after the dip buying opportunity had passed.

Bought RWLK based on positive video segment on CBS Sunday News. Struggled to execute entry trade due to having not signed disclosure on E*Trade for aftermarket hours trading. Missed the day high due to delayed quotes (15 min) and work-related meeting. Got lucky on exit trade into bounce top.