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Was trying to catch the morning spike. unfortunately there was no spike, just a dip buying opportunity. I now understand what Tim means by a stock being choppy. It was going up and down like lightning. I also was forcing a trade, i needed to leave for work so i felt like i had to make a trade. Had i waited another minute the stock would have started to dip and i could have bough the bounce. Instead i cut my losses. Don't force trades!
overtrading much? Broke rule about trading in the afternoon. Didn't cut losses quick enough, back to studying
Kept watching the stock, had a "feeling" that it would go back up. Didn't do anything so exited.
Bought into morning spike. Tried selling at $2.10 but cancelled my order since the stock was flying. Got greedy, it came back down and got out at 2. Pigs get slaughtered
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