They will more than likely do an offering but if you got in at 3.12 you need to scale out as it moves up to bank something along the way.

i think it's at $3 now after an S-3 filing hit in after hours. my recommendation is anytime you have almost a 33% profit then take 50% to 75% of your shares off and bank the profit.

let the other remaining percentage run - if it cracks down, it has to really crash hard to wipe out your profit. if it runs up another 100% you still have a killer gain. i see giys in investors undgd doing this, roland does it.

take profits along the way - bank meat of move - never know the news before announced - bank it!

@Palmer thank you

@SArtAndPlay thank you

Welcome ! In the beginning everything is really overwelming and thats perfectly normal. Over time you will start adapting more and more . Take really small sizes in the beginning to get a "feel" for the market - and soon you will be more and more comfortable. Study study study - Sign up for stocks to trade wich is a real good software. GL

@MrMatt88 You're welcome!

The float is the float is the float...doesn't matter what the price of the stock is. Not sure if there is an actual 'float leve;' low, medium, high, etc. but I see under 15M as a low float...

If you go to finviz website and type in a ticker it pulls up shares outstanding and shares float.

Thanks all.

Too bad it's only a half day on this but it could still make noise. In at 2.00 out at 4.30. Let the chart show you first...

Thanks, that was my guess. So, if/when I cross that 25k mark I'll still need to just make 3 day trades per 5 days until I'm confident I won't ever dip below 25k again. Thanks for the link.

If after your 5 or 6 trades you total account equity is still 25k or over then no PDT restriction. By account equity I mean the total $$ of securities you are playing with (gain or loss) plus the remaining $$ in your account. However, if you sell all your positions and you end up below 25k after realized losses then you fall back into PDT restriction.

@RBI yes....brokers have different rules when you are flagged as a PDT. If you fall back under 25K and are a PDT some brokers will make you wait 90 or 120 days before resetting back to a non-PDT or you can ask 'once' to be reset back to non-PDT or simply deposit

the difference into your account to bring you back above 25K cash. Call your broker to ask what their rules are. They can differ broker to broker...

its funny... as soon as i make this post, CREG tanks.

welcome to the world of low float/priced stocks...

Check Video # 11 for the scan

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awesome thank you

Thanks

thjanks

Thanks for the video

Nice!

awesome trade

@Palmer Yeah - I don't consider it as trading for a living thus a different perspective on its seriousness. I would like to win the game however and get to the $1M prize but don't expect to feed myself off trading. Maybe if I get to success at your level my perspective shifts but for now - PLAY ON!

@Palmer http://propercourse.blogspot.com/2012/05/seriousness-of-play.html

@Palmer and: http://www.jeffturner.info/recovering-seriousness-of-child-at-play/

@huperauxano Thank you for your comments. I made a little update in the post that specifies my definition.

Smart. You can save a lot of money (losses) by letting the market noise settle out during the first 15 or 30mins or so. Really need to critique the news as to why something might be moving pre-market, especially biotechs. So many spikes fail just when you go long at the open. Let the stock find its direction and look for the first dip/bull flag break and go from there.

this is really smart - dont know how many dollars ive lost on fakeouts - i will definitly try this out