Saw this getting volume in the AM and spiking past previous highs. Took a chance on it (small size) to see if the spike can continue. Was getting pumped up, looked nice. Held the slight dip action because there were not a lot of sellers, some buyers did come in. Sold too soon as it did continue more, but in these markets I am not trying to give somewhat illiquid plays too much time.

Saw it trying to hold but got scared out when a lot of sell orders hit the bid. But the bid was actually absorbing the blows, I panicked sold. Did bounce then like I wanted.

Experimented with dip buying a STT Breaking News play. But turns out the news was just something already known being tweeted about again. (Intel ownership, but it hasn't changed since last august). Spiked and failed. Cut quickly. Note that mid-day isn't ideal and also this news wasn't worth it. Learned.

Scratch. Can't anticipate what news will matter. Had not proven itself to be a big percent gainer as of now. Unnecessary.

Really embarrassing. I just watched as I was caught up in an afternoon panic. I'm not really sure what else to say. I could have cut losses quickly and walked away with the lesson that these low volume, mid-day OTC plays are to not be trusted with holding range. Should have only been in this if it was trying to break out in the afternoon. Really, really, embarrassing.

Funny how this went. Saw it consolidating much of the morning. Then caught it finally breaking out of the range. I took the trade and sold for a small single. I wasn't really prepared to play a listed stock like this. Turns out it squeezed past pre-market highs then. If I knew anything about listed plays I could have done better. I'm just not ready.

Spiker pre-market. Had promoters in it. Tried to get a bounce off of the morning panic pre-market before the open but it never went anywhere. Cut losses quickly.

Saw volume come in and start taking out bigger sellers on the ask. Ultimately ran into too much overhead and we knew that was a possibility. Maybe could have even cut it quicker. Would be a smaller loss but etrade decided to take 7 executions between buying and selling this trade. As always, should really just stay the hell away from Sub-Penny plays. We should have been more strict.

Fucking embarrassing. Chased the entry, missed getting executed before panic ensued. Didn't cut losses quickly when I had the chance. I have a lot of issues selling first thing in the morning. Executions feel impossible. All the more reason to only take something overnight when you are 1000% confident it is an A+ set-up. I didn't feel that way about this trade and yet here we fucking are. Just absolutely disgusted with myself.

There was a morning panic to this. I was late buying it, hesitated. But then I saw someone buy $1 Million worth at 1.10 so I felt confident enough to give this a try for more of a bounce. Worked out. I sold a little early but I felt it was starting to top out.