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Bought 300 shares of NAKD at $2.65 before market close yesterday, then sold right at the market open at $3.51 after the stock was up in the premarket, for an 0.86 cent gain. I underestimated the stock, based on its history. NAKD has not held gains for more than one day for two years. Therefore, I expected a morning plummet this morning. But, NAKD was featured on the Home Shopping Network last night, and convinced a lot of people to make t spike this morning.

With a morning spike of roughly 25 cents from XGTI from $2.47 to $2.74 and then a quick plummet, followed by proceeding small spikes, it found its way to a premarket low support of roughly $2.40. I bought 300 shares and once I realized the stock was not doing what I expected and instantly bouncing, I sold it at $2.45 for roughly a $6.00 loss. (Only because of fees). Had my position size been bigger, I wouldn't have lost anything and probably would've broke even.

Purchased 150 shares of $DRYS at $5.55 and sold it at $6.02. Nice little dip buy after the morning panic and I sold into significant strength.

Held PULM over the weekend at $3.19, was up to $3.60's, price dropped one whole dollar at 8:00 pm after hours due to a "direct offering" of 5 million shares at $2.50, diluting them up to ten percent. Overall, markets are down for the day, and right out the gates PULM plummeted a whole 20 cents from 2.85 down to 2.65. I stupidly added to my position, thinking it would rise again, and ended up taking another 10 cent per share loss.
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