Bought this over 3 year dip on news that phase 3 testing for a new drug failed. It dipped by over 80% as I bought it. The longevity on the company suggested to me that this is an overreaction to this, admittedly, horrible news. I'm not looking to make $1 million on one trade, just looking to make profits. #longtermgoals Continued Success!

Great Trade! Bought pre-market on a near 52-week low, pre-market panic (over 30%). First bounce of the day was fantastic! Obviously, it wasn't a huge $$ amount, but I'll take my profits and move on to the next huge morning dip. May be a re-buy, overnight hold for me. Ideally with some sort of positive late day news. Continued Success!

Huge panic in the morning (25+%), then consolidated for most of the day. Bought end of day near average consolidated price with "analysts" still calling it a Buy. Sold first thing in the morning as I reached "small gain" territory. Hindsight being 20/20, a little patience would've served me well on this one. It has since (1 hour) run up another $1.50 from where I sold. I'm happy with the small gain... Keep growing my account. Continued Success!

Bought this former runner with anticipation of decent earnings after hours (last earnings report showed positive growth and a great upward price response). What I didn't notice was they reported mid-day sub par earnings, but I read the headline (not the article) as them reporting after market close... Big OOPS! Lesson learned. More due diligence. Continued Success!

Pre-market panic. I bought this one pre-market. It's panicking on bad financial results. Bought near 52-week low with a decent chart. With the 20%+ plunge, analysts are still calling it a buy. Took decent gains quickly. The goal is to always be growing my account. Again, hindsight being 20/20, patience could've served me well here as it's now up roughly 10% from my original buy. No worries, "patience" hasn't served me well in the past... I'll take my profits. Continued Success!

A bit of a bummer. Recognized the perfect end of day earnings call scenario. Rumors they were going to kill their earnings. Bought near the weekly low, goal was 10-15%. Immediately after the close, it hit my 10% goal, but I got greedy. Pinched back near my original buy, I set a post-market STOP at .10 below my buy-in. It never came close, but my stop was executed. Lesson: no post or pre-market STOPS. I would've easily made my goals, post or pre-market. Continued Success!

Another pre-market panic at 52-week lows on some pretty disconcerting news mixed with many "analysts" still calling it a buy. They were also reporting earnings the next day. Showed signs for 52-weeks of these dip-bounces. Obviously, this one did not work out for me. Still trying to perfect this pattern... Writing this a week later, AKAO has run up nearly 20% from my original buy. Continued Success!

Another pre-market panic on bad financial news. Again, I bought at or below the 52-week low which I thought it'd bounce a little more since the 52-week chart was a little more volatile than the consistently down IVAC that I bought yesterday. At least I took small profits this time. Continued Success!

Bought this pre-market panic on bad financial results. It was well below it's 52-week lows. I anticipated the big dip to be an overreaction from the market. I was wrong... Cut losses relatively quick. Hindsight being 20/20, it did hit 52-week lows, but it's also been tracking down for at least 52-weeks. Continued Success!

With rumors of a merger/buy out along with good earnings release, I bought this one near it's 52-week lows anticipating a swing in the next couple weeks. Saw a $1 "swing" sooner than I had anticipated, so I took profits and moved on to the next. Continued Success!