OGN went "too low" again, and I tried to get in. Got a bad price and waited a good 6 minutes before finding green. Makes me question etrade's ability to get good prices. I mean, I get the asking or the bidding price usually but I hear other brokers getting prices slightly better than what is actually being asked/bid for.

After getting in on the spike upwards, OGN stopped then kept going upwards. At this point I set up a short. Got in and out in a few seconds, just in case this was a false drop and it had more momentum to keep climbing up.

OGN finally looked liked it went too low and was starting to swing up. I put in a order to buy 3,500 but only got 2,500 because the ticker went past my limit mid-fulfillment. I still took the profit I could get.

Not sure what I was hoping for here. I think this was one of those "sell" orders when I saw a good price but etrade didn't give me a good price in actuality. Basically, one of us was too slow.

I wasn't planning on doing much trading mid-day but OGN had some interesting patterns that I thought I could make some money on. Dropped down to -7.5% and sprung back up. Thought if it hit the same price again it might do it. I got in a little early and cut when I felt it was going to drop even more - in 2 minutes it did drop even more.

Got in on a 3rd spike up - I started to short when it the stock started to look weak. Waited for 8 minutes before deciding to get out for a small loss. Who knows, maybe it was building up for a break out. But no. It really was weak. 2 minutes later it dropped hard. Missed again.

Finally got what I was looking for. - Missed that first drop, but then OGN spiked up and I got in and shorted it when it seemed to hit a ceiling.

OGN was the biggest decliner of the morning and I was looking to get in on the downwards projection whenever it would spike up. At 7 minutes from opening it bounced up and held. I felt a downwards drop was imminent so I shorted. I gave up after 7 minutes for a wash. It finally dropped after 8 minutes.

Saw $LLY dropping from it's mid-day peak. Then it started spiking down, and I set up a buy order. It started going up a bit, but it was a little slow... until it wasn't then I realized I missed the bounce. Set up a short. Got in, but it found a bunch of resistance - I stayed because it was trending downwards. Got a nice win.

Saw $BIIB fall from top gainer at +3% all the way to -0.02% and stop - I probably should've bought but I was worried the momentum might have continued. It spiked back up then fell again but there was a lot of resistance so I bought in. Got out when I felt insecure that it might not go anywhere but missed a big $500 win.