Good news thought it was going to break out over .003. When the volume dried up, I should have cut losses instead of holding and hoping.

bull flag breakout after ceo teased "fairly large company going to buy their vans".

Speculative IPO buy, wanted to give it a day to see if a little news came out or volume. Should have got out as soon as volume dried up the next day.

ZM pump, looked like it was going to break out over .25 area to me. should have gotten out when volume died away.

ZM pump, I was just riding the hype quick on the bull flag. I didn't get filled on my sell at 2 bucks. Instead of setting the sell order lower, I held on, then I didn't cut losses and held on. Need to be more disciplined.

speculative breakout Zach Morris pump buy, this was a revenge buy after getting out last time and seeing it break out over .38. Then come Monday I didn't cut losses or add on the dip, then it hit a high of .4394 thinking it would go higher still not locking in. Finally cut losses on Tuesday when it was losing more volume and breaking down.

Zach Morris pump, momentum breakout play, low floater. Pretty mad it hit my sell order at 4 but I didn't get executed. It was moving so fast, but I really thought it would break 4 bucks, so I didn't lock in any gains... stupid. ended up cutting losses as it kept fading on volume. I got greedy..

Cut losses because it wasn't breaking out after the previous day momentum, and I knew I wasn't going to be able to watch it anymore because of work. Happy I stayed safe, but it did eventually pick up and hit a high of 0.43.

I saw the CEO was going to be doing an interview and there has been a lot of hype towards MULN. So, I entered while the interview was going on and sold as soon as things picked up. Definitely could have held on longer but was a great profit to lock in. Singles not home runs.

Penny break so I bought in on a dip before the end of the day, then the next day it picked up a bit and hit my 100 profit goal. But it was very choppy.