Played this for a short squeeze - it actually climbed closer to 4 but I still felt good locking in some very modest profits.

I did some research on this and bought the day before the FDA approved the Female Viagra drug of a competitor of this company. I timed this one perfectly but had no $$ free to really profit from it. Still, I was expecting it to jump a bit higher than it did, but I picked the right time to sell.

Chased this - bad bad. Lesson learned.

My worst chase yet - dropped hard and fast - lost hundreds in moments.

Bought this with the intention of going long, but it continued to trend down with poor news. The Motley Fool thinks it will turn around but I didn't have enough of a stake for the long wait to payoff so I took my loss and freed up the $$.

Woke up early, listened to Chat, did some research. I didn't have enough capital to maximize my earnings but this was my first win.

same story - I chased the high and sold quickly to minimize loss. It was spiking all week and actually went higher than this later down the road so patience may have helped here, both when buying and selling on an earnings winner/positive news.

I chased this one late and jumped out early to minimize loss. It had good support all week and I probably should have held it as it spiked higher a few times later in the week and I could have made a small profit. However, at the time I felt it was wiser to minimize loss.

Arrived late, tried to chase the climb instead of buy the dip. I broke so many rules my first week of trading!

I studied up on the IPO's opening in Aug, and decided this would be a safe bet. It opened at 16 and I let it drop to 14.7 before buying. It went all the way to 19+ but I felt I timed it well. Unfortunately, another stock that IPO'd this same week, that I discounted, opened at 16 and spiked all the way into the high 30's in a week's time - so that was disappointing!