Saw some movement on this stock and got in quick and got out quick for a small profit. Left money on the table, but I'm happy with the profit and it looks like it's down to 2.20 as I'm typing this. Don't mind a quick 6%

Prime example of why I shouldn't buy at market price and should have taken my small profit when it climbed back to above 7.29 later in the day. I had some hope that it was going to be a steady climb for the rest of the day, but it crashed at the end instead. Just bad trading

Immediately applied my lessons learned from CNIT and got in when I saw a breakout around $4.60. Once it failed to break $5.00, I set my stop loss to $4.85 to secure a profit. Sure enough, it fell after not breaking $5.00, but my stop loss locked in enough profit to cover my stupid CNIT trading from earlier in the day. Happy to say that I was able to apply my newly learned lesson so quickly.

Waited too long to buy as I saw the dip around 1.95 after the morning selloff. Had the opportunity to sell around 2.30 and make a profit but I got greedy. Basically my stop loss at 2.10 saved me when it cracked after holding around 2.20. Had a lot of chances to take a profit, so this was a lesson to not go for the home run and take what is there. Too bad.

Should have bought the dip at 3.75. Saw it spike up to 4.25 on good volume, but it quickly came back down below $4.00. Had a stop loss at 3.95 I had put in once the stock got passed $4.00 the first time. Crazy how fast that spike happened. Trading with robinhood so no fees on the trades.

Got in seeing that it was holding over 4.10 and figured it would break out if it got above 4.20. Should have sold when it was around 4.35, but I decided to take my small profit. Trading with Robinhood, so I'm not being hurt by transaction fees.

Bought around the 10am spike and held until stock finally broke through $3 later in the day.