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When you just get addicted to gambling and you probably should've just went to the hard rock instead... You live and learn. This had no strategy to it, I was trying to play a first green day, but I bought it mid-day (WORST MISTAKE) and my spot to buy was .11 which it never even got too! Very sad move and was forced to sell, but luckily cut because this dipped the next two days.

Decided to RE-buy $FRZT because it held it's highs from the day before and once again closed at the NHOD. I held this over the weekend and sold it on a morning spike!

NASDAQ stock that was brand new exploding with volume on the 1st day of action for the stock in a while! I bought this at the end of the day when it was breaking out and closing at it's all time high. I was up alot more at one point, almpst 100%, but held and ended up selling for only 33%! Always smart to sell on the RIPS and not the DIPS!

Bought $XXII as it hit all time highs with high volume. It spiked to $1.99 and couldn't pass $2.00, which is where I was looking to sell (Along with half the other day traders) SO MY NOTE TO SELF: never aim for a general number!! Don't be like the others!! I held and hoped after this, which is the worst strategy ever and I somehow ended up losing $200 at my $1.70 cut point. Better safe then sorry, but I got very greedy here.

Bought $FRZT the day after it's original breakout which was a HUGE breakout. The next day it leveled out, but held gains from the day before which was 1000%+ gains and closed at it's HOD so I bought it right before close and sold it on morning spike!

I thought this was going to be a nice dip buy like CNAB, but NO TWO STOCKS ARE THE SAME and I ended up scratching on this play. It tested .95 to breakout, but it had too much resistance there and never passed it. I was looking for at least $1.00+. The 3 month chart and one year chart looked promising for the turn around, but it failed horribly.

STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID! Perfect example of overtrading and chasing a stock! I had a good limit set at .165 at open bell and chased it all the way to where I bought it at .1875 (Dumbest spot EVER) and it somehow still went up but I got greedy and held, JUST to watch it DIP WITH NO CUT POINT! THEN I REBOUGHT???!!! It is the prime example of why you need to PLAY BY THE RULES, STUDY, STUDY, STUDY, AND CUT LOSSES! NO STRATEGIES WERE INVOLVED IN THIS TRADE!!!!

A big dip play that fell from $2.90 3 months ago and started to spike hard. I actually bought this on the first turn around from the .60's to the .80's and decided it looked too strong after back to back green days, both days closing at their high of day. With the amount of volume compared to usual and its buying power (Tim brought it up) it got enough attention to move and it hit a high of $1.99, which I could've sold at, but got greedy! Still a nice 2nd time profiting on a strong run in BUDZ!
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