Bought this late day after the billionaire investor (and minutes before Tim bought it:)), thought it could run like VLTC possibly, didn't run and failed to hold support, cut losses and sold in the morning panic. Next time I would sell as at premarket when it wasn't spiking and before it dropped.

This was a big percent gainer, tried buying on a dip at intraday support but it broke through and stop loss went off, sold for a small loss. The volume was too heavy for me to trade this stock, cut losses as best I could.

Bought on dip anticipating a breakout, didn't get the breakout, sold when it broke intraday support just below 3.40.

Bought on a late day dip for a potential breakout, didn't get the breakout, it tried to break out again before the end of day but still couldn't, sold for break even but lost because of commissions

Bought this earnings winner on a dip at intraday support, couldn't break out, sold for small profit.

Bought on dip at intraday support, spiked to 8.30s but quickly came back down. Very volatile stock and moved quite quickly.

Bought for the end of day breakout above 3.45, it downtrended back to support levels and then uptrended again the next day. Sold for basically break even.

Bought for the end of day breakout but didn't get much of one. Didn't want to hold the biotech stock overnight, especially with earnings release approaching. Sold for basically break even.

This stock was holding intraday technical support levels very well, bought late in the day on the big dip at support and plan was to sell into a quick spike before the market close. The stock did spike but it dipped just below my stop loss first. Lesson learned, downsize my position size and allow for a little more room on the bounce. Had I set the stop loss 2 cents lower I would have had a 30 cent/share profit.

Bought this earnings winner as it broke out end of day. Also up on new contract with celebrity so thought it could spike into the close. Went up a few cents but came back down, bit of a sketchy stock and it gapped down the day before after being up all day so didn't want to hold overnight, sold for basically break even.