Thought this would spike after hours but it actually did the exact opposite. No news made it even worse.

Keeping trying for the morning spiker but it doesn't seem to be the best strategy right now.

I keep trying to buy for a spike at the open but it isn't the best strategy right now so I should really focus on other setups right now.

Horrible trade. I didn't wait for the stock to settle and hopefully rebound. It actually was a low floater that would have actually hopefully spiked but it didn't and actually flushed down. A massive loss and account almost wiped out.

I dip bought YUMA as energy stocks were rallying. I bought the wrong quantity of shares and then I added but the trade had already gone and it came all the way down, once it had approached resistance. At the end I realised a small loss.

I wasn't really committed to this trade but I still took it. I guess I'll be more choosy from now on regarding my trades.

Bought it since it was holding key levels all the way through the afternoon. I sold for a tiny profit but I didn't manage to maximise my profits because: first I didn't sell into the spike and second I didn't hold the rebound for fear it would go back against me.

Dip bought at 50% Fib retracement, in anticipation of a short squeeze, with stop loss at the 68.2%. It did actually squeeze indeed and I managed to take a part of the move home.

I re-entered as the stock was actually doing what I anticipated and exited for a tiny profit.

The idea was good but the timing wrong. I entered too early although I had in mind to enter at 1.60sh because that's where the support was. Instead I I entered at 1.79 and exited at support, where the stock actually reran.