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Here is a good example of what not to do. Bought Friday because it was and earnings winner, so I was hoping for a Monday spike. There was no spike, so against better judgement and Tim's rules I decided to hold for four days at which time it went down another .30. Next time I will learn to cut my losses quickly. LEARN TO CUT YOUR LOSSES QUICKLY!

Bought this because it was on the watch list (seekingalpha article was coming out @ 9:55) Tim knew right away that the trade wasn't going right, then alerts everyone he's out and not to hold. I held for 30 minutes then got out when it wouldn't break 3.50 again. No use turning a bad trade into an investment .

Entry comments: Bought this because I saw it was high in volume and the price was up from 1.25 for the day. Held overnight even though it was down to 1.95. The next day It was hanging around 2.30's so I held overnight again.
Exit comments: I missed Tim Sykes warning not to hold XGTI before the close on 3/5/14, and sure enough today it went down. I got out at $4.17. This is great considering it was my first trade ever and my profit was $989.96 not bad for only have started with a $2,014 account on Friday 2/28/14. Thank you Timothy Sykes your lessons have been invaluable to me!
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