Feels like its getting weak and keeps bouncing just below morning 'line in the sand' support zone. I think thsi stock is almost done to the downside, for now anyway.

Getting chopped about with going short on this bio pharma stock that's not moving. ( previous multi day runner) - time to get out and take a loss.

Same stock, but feels like its getting tired, so will call this one of the last trades on this stock, as once a stock starts to quieten down with volume and starts to consolidate, its time to gt out, as don't want to be caught in a short squeeze...

Stock wasn't doing what I wanted to, so came out for a scratch.

Not moving with the momentum and speed with which i want and its late in the day. Saw this as an alert in the chat room. ALways gets me when a trader, says ' x is spiking' and then sometimes i get into the FOMO style of emotion and start to chase. Learn to look at whats being presented and not jump in nilly willy.

This low float, low market cap morning spiker/runner , was another example of building hope in the novice trader that 'this stock is going to run' type thought and eventually lost over half of its gains and wasn't able to keep spiking. As Nate describes, these low floaters are hanging in there longer than normal, before they start to fade, mainly due to all the 'new' money and accounts that are entering the market at an unprecedented rate.

Small gain cent wise, but covered into a small panic.

This sports company spiked on earnings. However as of late a lot of these companies have been spiking and failing later in the day. In retrospect got into early, as only began to fade some of its gains later in the day. Maybe should have went long first then short later... Good trade overall though

I've been wanting to short this company for a couple of days now as it seems to not move during the day but moves after and pre-market. This stock is coming down, but literally did nothing yesterday and was range bound most of the day.

This was the trade of the day for me. I feel like i am finding my style and getting in the groove of finding my own flow at trading. And it always comes back to what Tim Sykes advise is. Find the % gainers on the day and then find the pattern. Whether its a dip buy on a multi runner, an over extended gap down , all day fader, Nates ABCD pattern or trading the front/back side of the move.