XNET DPW MARA RIOT SRAX BTCS BTSC the Bitcoins that still in play as Bitcoin is already in all time high at 11,800 as I am writing and probably will hit 12K at midnight. So all plays are potential spikers. MARA and RIOT are potential low float momentum plays at the opening if they won't gap to much pre-market. XNET and DPW need to break resistance and become supports in order for me to play, XNET rapidly mentioning that they have no relation to crypto's but only the price action will say that. SRAX nice potential multiday breakout above 8$.

OHRP 54.6M float, being pump by a seeking alpha article, 0.8 cent to 1.4 and closing pretty strong at 1.3, wanted to hold over the weekend but was very hesitative don’t know why, next overhead resistance at 2$, potential dip buy for me. Possibly going to release another article on tomorrow.

PXS 18.3M float. Rising from the dead, got an article by some sketchy analyst with a very impressive and fools attracting website. A lot of shorts probably holding over the weekend so will watch for some possible squeezes.

AMPE 73.5M float. Company collaborate with pumping pharma organization. Big gap down at the beginning of July and a solid trend since October, potential buy on a multiday breakout with upside potential of filling the gap.

MARK 21.53M float. Still in watch for potential multiday breakout.

CASI 63.1M float. Attending at a conferences in Tuesday regarding it's phase 2 cancer study, stock has proven to run before, strong close on Friday. Potential buy on a multiday breakout at 3.88.

MYMMF CANN both cannabis plays set up for a multiday breakout. MYMMF more favorable for a buy because of the 52W high recent level.

STAY CONSISTENT.

Weekly Goals:

·         Avoid repeated mistakes – Pre-market trading, anticipating breakouts, implosive entries, Chasing, not Ideal entries, FOMO etc.

·         Avoid overtrading.

·         Act on my edges.

"95% of the trading errors you are likely to make will stem from your attitudes about being wrong, losing money, missing out, and leaving money on the table - the four trading fears."

 

Mark Douglas.