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Found this while pre-market scanning on Stocks To Trade using the criteria of stocks that are up over 10% with a Dollar Volume over 50,000. It looked good and I just took the first dip buy I caught. Sold early and left a lot of money on the table but at least came out ahead. It was moving super fast.

I went in late on the dip and held out while it tried breaking the $2.90 resistance until it finally did. Finished the day looking good for me and then started to crash at market open the next. Sold as fast as I could but at least kept some profit and got another win out of it. Learning a lot from my studies so its starting to get a lot more fun now that I know a more about what is actually going on. Trying to keep good discipline.

Lot of hype the day before and it came out of the gate blazing on market opening. I bought soon as I could on a spike and unfortunately it was right at the peak of that spike and it was all downhill from there. As it turns out, I couldn't of timed a better position to initiate a short, but that just wasn't the case.

Rookie mistake here with not knowing I didn't have a day trade left. Rush bought $INO without realizing that I had already used my max allowed day trades, then got stuck holding this until the next day where it sank $1.24 below my buy. $76 loss, but I think I made it out a lot cheaper than I could of. Won't make this mistake again!
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